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EnglishWhat Is the osu! Game Resources Website at resources.osucord.moe?
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resources.osucord.moe is a curated link directory for osu! players, mappers, and skinners. It collects tools and resources in one place, is maintained primarily by staff of the osu! Game Community Discord server with community contributions, and mirrors the list shown in that server's #osu-resources channel. Use it when you want a vetted starting point for osu!-related tools rather than searching scattered forum threads and wikis. The page notes a last update of 2026-09-27.
Who maintains it and how it stays current
The list is created and primarily maintained by the osu! Game Community Discord staff, with additions from the wider community. Anyone can propose changes: the page invites visitors to open an issue or a pull request on its GitHub page if something is missing or could be improved. That means the directory is community-editable rather than a fixed editorial page, and the "Last update" date is the best signal of how fresh the entries are.
What kinds of resources it lists
The directory groups links by purpose. Based on the page, the visible categories include:
| Category | Examples listed |
|---|---|
| Official links | @osugame YouTube, @osugame Twitter, osu!wiki, osu! tournaments, osu! Discord servers, ppy blog |
| Tablets | OpenTabletDriver, Kuuube's tablet sheets and buying guides, Wacom pen nib guide, community tablet firmware projects |
| Replay and score analysis | Danser-Go, o!rdr, Rewind, osu-aim-analyzer, Replay analyzer, replayviewer |
| Stats trackers | osu!track, Daily Challenge Stats, osu!Stats, osu!daily, osu! realtime stats, osu!lazer realtime stats |
Each entry is a short label plus a link, so the directory works as a jumping-off point rather than a tutorial. For example, if you want to render a replay, the list points you to Danser-Go for local rendering or o!rdr for online rendering powered by Danser-Go.
How to use it effectively
- Start with the category that matches your role. Players will get the most from replay analysis and stats trackers; tablet users from the driver and buying-guide links; mappers and skinners from the broader tool list.
- Treat tablet firmware links with caution. The page itself warns that tablet firmware use is at your own risk, can void warranties, could brick the tablet, and often disables most tablet features to maximize polling rate. It also advises reporting issues to the firmware authors first.
- Check the source before installing anything. Because entries are community-submitted links, verify the destination and the project's own documentation before running tools or firmware.
- Contribute if something is missing. The intended path is an issue or pull request on the GitHub page, which keeps the list useful for the next visitor.
What it is not
The site is a link collection, not a host for downloads, accounts, or services. The page does not state pricing, login requirements, or download terms for the listed tools, so check each linked project for its own conditions. It also does not replace the official osu!wiki or tournament listings; it points to them. If you need one maintained index of osu! community tools, this directory is a reasonable first stop, with the caveat that third-party links and firmware should be evaluated on their own merits.