Formatting

Project Moca beatmaps come in the .SRGF (Sly Rhythm Game Format) format. There are a few things to take into account when making your file.

Above, is the first part of a beatmap file. It contains 5 components which I've annotated, and the meaning of each is below,

• PM beatmap file verification - This ensures the file you're uploading is for Project Moca.

• Beatmap ID - The beatmap ID can hold the audio, songs metadata, photo and beatmapper information (unneeded if making an official beatmap.

• Beats per minute (BPM) - This tells the game the amount of beats are in a song in a minute. This decides how frequent a beat it, which decides when notes should be sent.

• Total notes - Tells the game how many notes are in a chart, in order for ranking to work properly.

• Charting - This is the most important part, as this contains all the note data (this is explored more on the next page).

This is all very simple to grasp and only takes a few minutes to do in your own beatmap.

Remember this, you'll need it in Getting familiar and Map along.