livesplit-core
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livesplit-core is a library that provides a lot of functionality for creating a speedrun timer.
As it turns out, creating brushes is actually quite expensive with a lot of rendering backends. So we definitely want to only create them once and then just attach them...
We most likely want something less passive, but also not too intrusive. ESA wants this, so this should be implemented fairly soon. For it to be done so soon, it...
In certain contexts, when implementing a timer using this lib, the implementor will want to provide the user with a way to press a key which will then be set...
Is there a list of all the known implementations? So, to find alternatives like Livesplit One and similar. I am on Linux and trying to find a solution.
Original LiveSplit has a hidden function where you can close splits and as long you don't change the layout you would be able to perform stopwatch functionality without making use...
We really shouldn't recalculate those every frame.
How you use livesplit-core with JNI on Linux ? File system : */lib/livesplitcore/livesplitcore.so* Java file : System.loadLibrary("livesplitcore") (static) in LiveSplitCoreNative.java IntelliJ : livesplitcore library in */lib/livesplitcore* + livesplitcore library dependancy...