Searching by note count?

[Eithan]

I dont know if this is already implemented, but is there a way to search by note count? I dont know if you can search by duration either, but I figure note count would be better, as you could find maps with >1000 notes, or ones with <400 (for dirty pp farmers). If you can do this, please let me know, otherwise i would really like to see it implemented

[McKay]

Currently supported search keywords:

• ar (e.g. "ar>9.3")
  
• cs (e.g. "cs<=6")
  
• od (e.g. "od=8")
  
• hp (e.g. "hp<3")
  
• bpm (e.g. "bpm>200")
  
• opm (objects per minute, e.g. "opm>400")
  
• cpm (circles per minute, e.g. "cpm>500")
  
• spm (sliders per minute, e.g. "spm>200")
  
• objects (total objects, e.g. "objects>3000")
  
• circles (total circles, e.g. "circles<50")
  
• sliders (total sliders, e.g. "sliders>100")
  
• length (length in seconds, e.g. "length>120")
  
• stars (e.g. "stars>6")

You probably already know this, but note that you can combine multiple search terms, e.g. "stars>6 stars<7 objects>1000 length>120").

The special values like cpm are visible in the detail tooltip when hovering over the beatmap info panel in the songbrowser here[imgur.com].

[Eithan]

Originally posted by McKay:

Currently supported search keywords:

• ar (e.g. "ar>9.3")
  
• cs (e.g. "cs<=6")
  
• od (e.g. "od=8")
  
• hp (e.g. "hp<3")
  
• bpm (e.g. "bpm>200")
  
• opm (objects per minute, e.g. "opm>400")
  
• cpm (circles per minute, e.g. "cpm>500")
  
• spm (sliders per minute, e.g. "spm>200")
  
• objects (total objects, e.g. "objects>3000")
  
• circles (total circles, e.g. "circles<50")
  
• sliders (total sliders, e.g. "sliders>100")
  
• length (length in seconds, e.g. "length>120")
  
• stars (e.g. "stars>6")

You probably already know this, but note that you can combine multiple search terms, e.g. "stars>6 stars<7 objects>1000 length>120").

The special values like cpm are visible in the detail tooltip when hovering over the beatmap info panel in the songbrowser here[imgur.com].

Ah, I see. Sorry! I didnt realise that you could search by circles and sliders. Or seconds in fact. Thats very helpful. Thank you for the response, Its very nice of you to show me the search filters, rather than just linking an osu!wiki link, like anyone else would have. Have a great
day McKay!