Level Tables

Level Constant Table

Query the constant table (as an image) for a specified level or constant.

Command: /rating <level or constant> [server]

Parameter	Description	Example
Level or constant	Level (13, 14+) or constant range	13+, 14.0
Server	Region (optional)	cn, jp, intl

Examples:

Command
/rating 13+
/rating 14
/rating 14 jp

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Dan-i Table

Query the songs in a specified Dan-i (rank) course, with your scores on each. You can only query your own.

Command: /dancourse <rank name> [server] [version]

Parameter	Description
Rank name	e.g. 真初段, 真十段, 真皆伝
Server	Optional, cn, jp, intl. View another server's courses
Version	Optional, view a past version's courses (defaults to the current version). Use a version name such as prism, circle, or circle+

Server and version can go in either order.

Examples:

Command	Description
/dancourse 真十段	真十段 for the current version
/dancourse 真皆伝 jp	真皆伝 on the JP server, current version
/dancourse 真八段 jp circle	真八段 from JP's CiRCLE version

Available versions

• JP / INTL: SPLASH PLUS and later.
• CN: 舞萌DX 2023 and later. CN courses use the actual CN songs, which differ from the same-named JP version.

If the version you enter isn't available, the bot lists the versions that server offers.

Cross-server tables

The server argument only chooses which server's courses to show. Your scores always come from the server you selected with /switchserver. Charts that exist on that server but haven't been released on yours are marked "N/A", separately from charts you haven't played.

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Completion Table

View completion progress for a grade evaluation or plate.

Command: /plate <grade or plate> [plate level] [server] [#username]

Parameters:

Parameter	Description	Example
Grade or plate	Numeric level (13, 14+) or version name (circle, plus, etc.)	13+
Plate level	Required for plate mode (fc, sss, ap, fdx)	sss
Server	Optional, view another server's table (cn, jp, intl). Can go anywhere in the arguments	jp
#username	Query another player (requires their permission)	#Sakura

Version name aliases: magical (MAGiCAL), circle (丸), plus (真), prism (鏡), buddies (双), festival (祭), universe (宙), splash (爽), dx (熊), and their p variants (e.g. circlep, prismp).

Examples:

Command
/plate 13
/plate 14 #Sakura
/plate plus fc
/plate circle sss
/plate circle sss #Sakura
/plate festival sss jp

Cross-server tables

The server argument only chooses which server's song list to show. Scores always come from the server the queried player selected with /switchserver. For example, an INTL player sending /plate festival sss jp sees JP's FESTiVAL plate songs, filled in with their INTL scores. Charts that exist on that server but haven't been released on the scores' server are marked "N/A", separately from charts not yet played.

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Rating Improvement

Query which songs you should play to improve your current Rating.

Command: /risescore <level or constant> <score> [page]

Parameter	Description	Example
Level or constant	Target level or constant	14, 13.7
Score	Target score value	10
Page	Optional, for pagination	2

Add #username to query another player (requires them to allow B50 queries).

Examples:

Command
/risescore 14 5
/risescore 13.7 9 2

TIP

The result image distinguishes two kinds of boost: Rating is the points your overall game Rating gains once you hit the target for that difficulty; single-song ra is the points that chart's single-song ra gains (for players who have already reached their theoretical Rating).

The image also shows

• Rating trend (JP / INTL only): the top of the image shows your last 30 days: net Rating change, Rating-up plays and days, best single day and best single play, and a Rating curve marking each gain. When querying another player, this part appears only if they allow score queries.
• Personalized pick: one recommended chart to raise your Rating. For more, see Rating Targets below.

New-Version Rating Mode

Shows which songs added in your server's latest version can raise your Rating. This mode renders a single image and is not paginated.

Command: /risescore new

Adding new anywhere in the arguments enters this mode; all other arguments are ignored.

Rating Targets

Based on your scores, recommends 3 Rating targets each from old-version and new-version charts, showing the target rank, how much your Rating would rise, and why each was picked (e.g. "0.20% to SSS", "Easier for its constant", "Fits your Chart Affinity").

Command: /risescore picks

Adding picks anywhere in the arguments enters this mode; all other arguments are ignored.

TIP

• Targets are sorted by Rating increase and relative difficulty; reaching them isn't guaranteed. Once your Chart Affinity is established it's taken into account; otherwise only chart difficulty is adjusted for.
• You need a fair number of scores near your level to get picks. If you don't have enough yet, use /risescore <level> <score> instead, or send /practice for calibration charts.