alttp_vt_randomizer VS laydown

v31 logic is all defined here: https://github.com/sporchia/alttp_vt_randomizer/tree/master/app/Region/Standard

It definitely is, but if you are looking for a challenge, I think the randomizer is pretty fun https://alttpr.com/

Just https://alttpr.com not www.

If that sort of thing interests you, check out the randomizer mod at alttpr.com if you haven't already. Infinite replayability for one of the greatest games of all time.

Hi, I'm a dev on the ALTTP Randomizer project at https://alttpr.com .

Now go to https://alttpr.com and start the randomizer addiction. Or if you prefer, 100% Super Metroid then play the combined randomizer at https://Samus.link

Well when you are ready alttpr is here. There are randomizers for all the zelda games now, so looking up that game on twitch will be mostly rando players (in particular alttp, oot, and tloz).

I just hit 2.0 of my small CLI app - https://github.com/badjr13/laydown - after switching from standard library to Clap for the argument parsing which ever so slightly changed the API. Right now I'm focusing on wrapping up some testing and completing a basic CI/CD pipeline using GitHub actions.

Here is the PR with the refactor if it helps answer my question.

A little over a week ago, I shared my first Rust project, laydown on this subreddit and the response from all of you was amazing. It was a super simple idea that I used to help dip my toe into Rust. I shared it with you all as a "final step" to make it feel complete without any expectations and honestly was anticipating a very minimal reaction from the community if any. Ten days later, the GitHub repo has 63 stars, multiple issues and pull requests have been created, there is another contributor on the project, and as of yesterday, there is now a Changelog and version 1.1.0 has been released with some additional features requested by you!

Interesting. Feel free to create an issue on the repo - https://github.com/badjr13/laydown/issues - and perhaps I'll get to it.