not yet sorry one day i promise

any osumania port yet?

damn near 500 hours on this skin. Love this one sm.

@Blankh from what I know this can be a game wide issue and not thanks to this skin(i didn't include any SFX in this skin anyway). you can try your luck getting help with the issue in the quaver discord https://discord.com/invite/quaver

I have a problem when starting the game with this skin, which is that I cant hear any effects and have to change my audio device first.
Anyone have a fix for that?

Great skin!

no port yet but i have plans for it. i'd like to include menus so it may take a long time before i finish it up

is there an Osu!mania port for this skin? its probably my favorite skin so far for 7k

best waifu ever, she would never cheat

toyota

Toyota

toyota

I was initially sceptical of the skin because it seemed a bit out of place, but since I already love cars, and it was a JDM themed skin I decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did

wow that's a huge compliment, thank you! honestly didn't expect it to get attention with such a car focused theme and all but it's awesome to see that people enjoy it :)

This is one of the highest quality skins I've ever seen in any game with workshop functionality

based

:D

same

I like fast cars

Totoya is a volcanic island in the Moala subgroup of Fiji's Lau archipelago. It occupies an area of 28 km2, making it the smallest of the Yasayasa Moala Group. Its maximum elevation is 366 metres (1,201 feet) above sea level. The main economic activity is coconut farming.

Totoya falls under the provincial administration of the Lau group.

An important part of Totoya is the sacred passage "Daveta Tabu". Tradition dictates that if one wants to pass through this passage, one has to follow traditional protocol by observing utter complete silence and most importantly to be seated in the traditional manner (seated cross-legged with feet resting beneath the knees for gentlemen and for ladies, legs bent at knees resting on the side). The head is to be bowed with all mannerisms applicable in a traditional funeral. Legend has it that this is done in tribute for an infant child of a Roka Sau born to a Tongan princess, buried at sea in the passage.[