no its a bot
someone has to create an autosplitter for said game. if you want to use one youll need to download the asl file and configure it if needed inside livesplit
there are also couple programs that you can give screenshots to and when it sees something similiar enough to the screenshot on the screen it will split
message a Minecraft Hypixel moderator. you can see the list of moderators of a game on its page on the left side at the bottom
easily found in... guess where?..... the Settings Page https://www.speedrun.com/speed9/settings/username
message them on their socials or if you cant get ahold of them request to be added as a mod on the game trough the support hub with the "game & series request" option https://www.speedrun.com/knowledgebase/supporthub
quoting merl from https://www.speedrun.com/the_site/thread/ico68 [quote]That page was taken down some months ago, to save issues with lot of traffic to the site. The page hasn't been uploaded back ever since.[/quote] so yes. the feature was sadly removed
do you have your browser open
@Sizzyl [quote]@SioN people have gotten that to work with stuff like snes, gamecube, and n64 controllers so I was just wondering Also most splitters I've seen don't send data on both ends, only 1.[/quote] yeah i know console input displays are a thing, ive made two of my own but they require you to plug the cable into an arduino. what you are suggesting just splits the usb which doesnt work for controllers like snes, n64 and others. at least for the retro controllers you need an arduino to pick up the button presses it wont work if you just splice a usb cable to a snes controller
sorry to bring this thread back up but [quote]also id like to be able to get rid of the notice on the top of the site. i already notified who i could and downloaded the rest. now the thing is just an annoyance[/quote]
since they couldnt add the close button to the notice box you can add this next thing to your custom css browser addon to get rid of the notice. remember to take the code off after the 23rd so nothing breaks
.global-announcement { display: none !important; }