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SpaghettiKart

Wed, 25 Jun 2025 15:30:13 +0800

HarbourMasters/SpaghettiKart

Help Wanted!

This project is looking for a C or C++ coder interested in making a couple scrollable menus that can have lots of items in it. As a method to display custom content does not exist. A tick/render system for custom menus already exists. So just someone willing to build out the menu.

Discord

Official Discord: https://discord.com/invite/shipofharkinian

If you’re having any trouble after reading through this README, feel free ask for help in the SpaghettiKart Support text channels. Please keep in mind that we do not condone piracy.

Quick Start

SpaghettiKart does not include any copyrighted assets. You are required to provide a supported copy of the game.

1. Verify your ROM dump

The US ROM is the only supported version. You can verify you have dumped a supported copy of the game by using the SHA-1 File Checksum Online at https://www.romhacking.net/hash/. The hash for a US ROM is SHA-1: 579C48E211AE952530FFC8738709F078D5DD215E.

2. Verify your ROM is in .z64 format

Your ROM needs to be in .z64 format. If it’s in .n64 format, use the following to convert it to a .z64: https://hack64.net/tools/swapper.php

2. Download SpaghettiKart from Releases

3. Generating the O2R from the ROM

Windows

Extract every file from the zip into a folder of your choosing.
Run “Spaghettify.exe” and select your US ROM.

Linux

Extract every file from the zip into a folder of your choosing.
Run “spaghetti.appimage” and select your US ROM. You may have to chmod +x the appimage via terminal.

Nintendo Switch

Run one of the PC releases to generate an mk64.o2r file. After launching the game on PC, you will be able to find these files in the same directory as Spaghettify.exe or spaghetti.appimage.
Copy the files to your sd card

4. Play!

Launch Spaghettify.exe Congratulations, you are now sailing with SpaghettiKart! Have fun!

Configuration

Default keyboard configuration

N64	A	B	Z	Start	Analog stick	C buttons	D-Pad
Keyboard	Shift	Ctrl	Z	Enter	Arrow keys	TGFH (↑ ↓ ← →)	Num 8 2 4 6

Other shortcuts

Keys	Action
F11	Fullscreen
Tab	Toggle Alternate assets
Ctrl+R	Reset
Esc	Settings

Graphics Backends

Currently, there are three rendering APIs supported: DirectX11 (Windows), OpenGL (all platforms), and Metal (macOS). You can change which API to use in the Settings menu of the menubar, which requires a restart. If you’re having an issue with crashing, you can change the API in the spaghettify.cfg.json file by finding the line "Backend":{… and changing the id value to 3 and set the Name to OpenGL. DirectX 11 with id 2 is the default on Windows. Metal with id 4 is the default on macOS.

Custom Assets

Custom assets are packed in .o2r or stored .zip files. To use custom assets, place them in the mods folder.

If you’re interested in creating and/or packing your own custom asset .o2r files, check out the following tools:

Note that .otr archives are not supported in SpaghettiKart!

Development

Building

If you want to manually compile SpaghettiKart, please consult the building instructions.

Playtesting

If you want to playtest a continuous integration build, you can find them at the links below. Keep in mind that these are for playtesting only, and you will likely encounter bugs and possibly crashes.

Maintainers: MegaMech, Coco, Kirito

alacritty

Sun, 04 May 2025 15:27:28 +0800

alacritty/alacritty

Alacritty - A fast, cross-platform, OpenGL terminal emulator

About

Alacritty is a modern terminal emulator that comes with sensible defaults, but allows for extensive configuration. By integrating with other applications, rather than reimplementing their functionality, it manages to provide a flexible set of features with high performance. The supported platforms currently consist of BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows.

The software is considered to be at a beta level of readiness; there are a few missing features and bugs to be fixed, but it is already used by many as a daily driver.

Precompiled binaries are available from the GitHub releases page.

Join #alacritty on libera.chat if you have questions or looking for a quick help.

Features

You can find an overview over the features available in Alacritty here.

Further information

Announcing Alacritty, a GPU-Accelerated Terminal Emulator January 6, 2017
A talk about Alacritty at the Rust Meetup January 2017 January 19, 2017
Alacritty Lands Scrollback, Publishes Benchmarks September 17, 2018

Installation

Alacritty can be installed by using various package managers on Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows.

Prebuilt binaries for macOS and Windows can also be downloaded from the GitHub releases page.

For everyone else, the detailed instructions to install Alacritty can be found here.

Requirements

At least OpenGL ES 2.0
[Windows] ConPTY support (Windows 10 version 1809 or higher)

Configuration

You can find the documentation for Alacritty’s configuration in man 5 alacritty, or by looking at the website if you do not have the manpages installed.

Alacritty doesn’t create the config file for you, but it looks for one in the following locations:

$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/alacritty/alacritty.toml
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/alacritty.toml
$HOME/.config/alacritty/alacritty.toml
$HOME/.alacritty.toml

On Windows, the config file will be looked for in:

%APPDATA%\alacritty\alacritty.toml

Contributing

A guideline about contributing to Alacritty can be found in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

FAQ

Is it really the fastest terminal emulator?

Benchmarking terminal emulators is complicated. Alacritty uses vtebench to quantify terminal emulator throughput and manages to consistently score better than the competition using it. If you have found an example where this is not the case, please report a bug.

Other aspects like latency or framerate and frame consistency are more difficult to quantify. Some terminal emulators also intentionally slow down to save resources, which might be preferred by some users.

If you have doubts about Alacritty’s performance or usability, the best way to quantify terminal emulators is always to test them with your specific usecases.

Why isn’t feature X implemented?

Alacritty has many great features, but not every feature from every other terminal. This could be for a number of reasons, but sometimes it’s just not a good fit for Alacritty. This means you won’t find things like tabs or splits (which are best left to a window manager or terminal multiplexer) nor niceties like a GUI config editor.

License

Alacritty is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0.