LiveSplit.Server
A LiveSplit Component that allows a remote connection and control of LiveSplit by starting a small server within LiveSplit. (by LiveSplit)
LiveSplitOne
A version of LiveSplit that works on a lot of platforms. (by LiveSplit)
| LiveSplit.Server | LiveSplitOne | |
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| 2 | 19 | |
| 48 | 231 | |
| - | 0.9% | |
| 4.8 | 7.0 | |
| 8 days ago | 7 days ago | |
| C# | TypeScript | |
| - | MIT License |
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LiveSplit.Server
Posts with mentions or reviews of LiveSplit.Server.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-04-03.
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live-split-hotkeys: Working global hotkeys for LiveSplit on Linux
Instead, I wrote a little program called live-split-hotkeys. It reads hotkeys from your LiveSplit settings so you don't have to maintain hotkeys in two places, and it uses LiveSplit Server to talk to LiveSplit so it has no dependency on a particular display server. It has some important limitations which are described in the README, and hopefully one day it'll be made irrelevant by the desktop version of LiveSplit One, but for now I thought it could be useful to others.
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What speedrun timer is the standard for anyone doing runs on linux
Oh that's going to be hard since LiveSplit uses a very old C# version and WinForms, never meant to be cross platform afaik. An idea that occurs to me is using something like Wine to run it and use the LiveSplit server component, using an external program that reads the game's memory and connecting to the server to control the timer.
LiveSplitOne
Posts with mentions or reviews of LiveSplitOne.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-09-25.
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Archlinux speed run timer
https://one.livesplit.org livesplit in your browser
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Issues with livesplit
Sounds puzzling. Do you know about the browser version of Livesplit? Maybe that would work better for you.
- What speedrun timer is the standard for anyone doing runs on linux
- Is there just a free website that can do spilts without downloading an app or a file?
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Do I need a visible timer for my runs to be valid?
If you download LiveSplit from the official site https://livesplit.org/ and get a zip folder (that you have to extract) there's absolutely no risk. You could also try https://one.livesplit.org/ (LiveSplit One) that doesn't even install anything on your computer, just runs entirely in a browser
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Livesplit alternatives
Livesplit isn't a virus (https://twitter.com/wooferzfg/status/1300559588819902469?lang=en). However, it's a .exe, so you might not be able to run it on Mac products. You could use Livesplit One instead https://one.livesplit.org/. To get your Switch onto your computer, you'd need to get a capture card. I honestly don't know which ones work for Macs, so you'd need to do a bit of research.
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A Compilation of Useful Resources for BoTW playthoughs.
A Speedrunning Browser Timer
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[PLEASE HELP] Is LiveSplit a virus?
If you have concerns, an alternative is the browser version, https://one.livesplit.org/.
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Livesplit one desktop on mac
You don't need to build from source afaict since they seem to provide a hosted version of it for you: https://one.livesplit.org/
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Timer
...I guess one last thing is this program only works on PC, if you have a Mac (or chromebook or whatever) the timer selection is very sparse. Though you do have LiveSplit One that runs in a browser https://one.livesplit.org/
What are some alternatives?
When comparing LiveSplit.Server and LiveSplitOne you can also consider the following projects:
hkautosplit - Hollow Knight autosplitter for Linux
HitCounterManager - Free Hit Counter / Death Counter that is running in the background, so you can focus on your stream. No need to keep any windows open for a window capture any more. Initially designed for Dark Souls and similar games but supports any game.
hatutils - A Hat in Time speedrunning utilities
livesplit-core - livesplit-core is a library that provides a lot of functionality for creating a speedrun timer.
urn - Split tracker / timer with GTK+ frontend
flitter - A Livesplit-inspired speedrunning split timer for Linux/macOS terminal. Supports global hotkeys.
LiveSplit.Crash4LoadRemover - Crash 4: It's About Time - Load Remover (Memory-Based) for PC
LiveSplit - A sleek, highly customizable timer for speedrunners.
LiveSplitOne - A version of LiveSplit that works on a lot of platforms.
livesplit-one-desktop - Prototype implementation of LiveSplit One for the Desktop.
chronos - a terminal-based speedrun timer using https://github.com/livesplit/livesplit-core
Splitter - A speedrunning timer for macOS
LiveSplit.Server vs hkautosplit
LiveSplitOne vs HitCounterManager
LiveSplit.Server vs hatutils
LiveSplitOne vs livesplit-core
LiveSplitOne vs urn
LiveSplitOne vs flitter
LiveSplitOne vs LiveSplit.Crash4LoadRemover
LiveSplitOne vs LiveSplit
LiveSplitOne vs LiveSplitOne
LiveSplitOne vs livesplit-one-desktop
LiveSplitOne vs chronos
LiveSplitOne vs Splitter