How It Works

Start Here

• Choose your tracker mode: Non-keysanity, Keysanity, or Keydrop.
• Choose what you want visible: map, timer, and checks.
• Pick a sprite and timer/checks font if you want.
• Click Launch Tracker.
• Autotracking works with tools that provide the SNI/QUsb2Snes websocket protocol, including SNI and QUsb2Snes.
• Most local setups use host localhost and port 8080.

What The Numbers Mean

• Purple numbers are checks/items remaining in their respective dungeons.
• Dungeon names turn green when that dungeon is complete.
• In keysanity and keydrop, key numbers show how many small keys you have found.
• Key numbers turn green when they reach that mode's maximum.

Timer And Checks

• The timer starts when your game file starts.
• The timer stops when the game reaches the Triforce room.
• The checks counter reads the randomizer's saved check count.
• Centiseconds are the small numbers after seconds.

Map Tracker

• Green dots are unchecked locations.
• Checked locations are cleared dots.
• The map shows checks you have cleared in game. It does not show what is logically available.
• Hover a dot to see the location name.
• Left-click a dot to manually mark it checked or unchecked.
• Right-click a dot to remove your manual mark and let autotracking control that dot again.

Medallions

Misery Mire and Turtle Rock each require a medallion to open them. Click the small medallion marker above those items to mark which medallion is needed.

• MM means Misery Mire.
• TR means Turtle Rock.

Manual Controls

• Most tracker icons left-click forward through their options.
• Most tracker icons right-click backward through their options.
• The tracker reset button reloads the tracker with autotracking paused.
• The timer reset button only resets the timer.

Saved Settings

• Remember settings saves display, sprite, font, and centiseconds choices in your browser.
• Reset saved settings clears those saved launcher choices.
• No tracker data is uploaded or shared.