Go back to BMBF in your browser and drag and drop all of the custom songs you downloaded onto the window. Songs will be loaded onto Beat Saber. Your Beat Saber custom songs will be now be available the next time you launch the game in your headset.
You can also sync custom songs by popular artists onto Beat Saber without downloading them. However, many people prefer this way and find it easier to load songs onto Beat Saber. To do the bookmark method for loading Beat Saber custom songs, go to the BSaber website and click Log In on the top right corner. Enter in your username and password and then verify your account by clicking on the link in your email. When you are logged in, you simply have to press the bookmark icon beside any song on BSaber to bookmark it to your account.
You can go nuts bookmarking as many songs as you want. When you are done, plug in your headset and launch BMBF. Simply enter in your BSaber account username and make sure that Bookmarks is checked on. You can now go and play Beat Saber with a ton of new songs! These two methods should both work fine. If you are still running BMBF v1. Make sure that you post the version numbers you are working with. The songs below are the most popular real world songs for Beat Saber that fans have loaded into the game.
You can click on any song below to open up the Bsaber website and sync them to your headset using the instructions above. This new error message appears for Oculus Quest 2 owners. No, downloading and playing custom songs in Beat Saber is not illegal.
For personal use, it is completely fine to use the steps above installing mods for Beat Saber and getting new songs. The Beat Saber Mapping Guide is a wikipedia style resource that tutorials for everything you need. You can learn how to create your own maps, mod Beat Saber, and do a ton of other cool things. If you prefer video tutorials, check out this series from Fruhead which walks you through step-by-step creating your own maps.
Mapping Extensions is a Beat Saber mod that makes it easier for mappers to create their own custom songs. Maps created with Mapping Extensions require the user to have that mod installed on their headset in order to work. Mapping Extensions works with Beat Saber versions 1. These versions are now obsolete and old. While we prefer using Mod Assistant to keep things simple, it is possible to manually download and install custom maps yourself, without any external tools.
To see how, scroll to the bottom of this guide. Before getting started, we suggest making an account on Beast Saber and downloading the latest release of Mod Assistant from GitHub. You might also need to know the install location of Beat Saber on your system.
However, if you have your games installed in a custom location or you have multiple drives with different programs installed across them, you might want to locate your Beat Saber install folder location now you should be able to use the Oculus app or Steam to find the location.
For example, previous updates such as going from 1. In this event, a new version of ModAssistant will be released to work with the new patch. As of the most recent 1. Point it toward the folder you located earlier, if so.
When you open the mods tab, all of the prerequisite mods for custom maps should be automatically ticked. You only need to install the basic, pre-selected mods to play and install custom maps. Sometimes, after an update, the latest release of Mod Assistant might not technically support the latest version of Beat Saber. In this case, Mod Assistant should warn you that your Beat Saber version is newer than what the program supports. Make sure to only pick a handful of songs, since you'll have to convert them manually.
Once you have your songs, make a folder somewhere easy to find, and unzip the songs in there. Make sure that each song has only 1 folder, and in that folder you can find a file called info.
Download the conversion script that corresponds to your PS4's Model Number and place it into the folder you made. If you're having trouble with your browser opening the script instead of letting you download it, right click the link and select Save Link As This is what it should look like once it's done.
Make sure to the correct script for your PS4's Model Number , otherwise your PS4 won't be able to read the song file because the wrong encryption key will be used to create the.
Now that we have our. You will need to use this Unity Project. First, open the project using the correct version of Unity , and then copy your encrypted songs into the Assets. Once you have all your songs, create an empty GameObject for each of your songs, and add a Song Descriptor component to all of them. You will need to fill the Song Descriptor yourself. Don't worry though, the PS4 will. You will need to find your Serial Number and enter it into the Serial Number field.
It should look similar to this when filled out. Once you have everything ready and setup, it's time to actually install the songs into your PS4.
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