osu-tools VS osu-infrastructure

https://github.com/ppy/osu-tools this is always up to date, but theres a bit of legwork to setting it up

osu-tools

i almost set up everything until i got to this link which doesn't work https://github.com/ppy/osu-tools/blob/master/PerformanceCalculatorGUI/README.md

you'll have to set up and build osu-tools with this branch :)

https://github.com/ppy/osu-tools/ Take a look at this. I don't know if this is the official sr/pp system but it has diff/pp calc for all modes and you can also set the clock speed (1.0 for nm; infer other values) which you could simply multiply by 2/3 (you'd have to be able to code in c#, although at a pretty basic level)

beyond up to date. OP should reference this for live pp

I was using gosumemory, but that's still on pre-zan'ei nerf stats. Ideally it doesn't require me to compile anything, like the stuff here, and it works in-game.

Per https://github.com/ppy/osu-infrastructure/blob/master/score-submission.md, there were 1,517,428,252 scores in the database as of February, if I'm reading this correctly. That's 12 gigabytes of additional data, over a 5% increase in total table size.

which they have done here https://github.com/ppy/osu-infrastructure/blob/master/score-submission.md

Once the score infrastructure changes are done, if it's combo scaling you're talking about then August at the soonest, but there are some merged changes ready to go immediately once the score infrastructure changes are deployed. You can view progress on it here.

So the reason this doesn't exist yet is, because currently the rank is literally not saved anywhere. It used to be saved when ranked score was still the main ranking. Ever since pp replaced the score ranking it also overwrote the saved score rank to save the pp rank instead. As it stands rn, putting the score rank main user and profile lookups would add an overhead that they are currently avoiding. Most likely due to the fact that they are already busy with updating the infrastructure to the new tables to allow for better scalability and other benefits.