Tiny command-line tool for creating and rendering graphics similar to what LiveSplit would output.
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groundsplit
Tiny command-line tool for creating and rendering graphics similar to what LiveSplit1 would output.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/35a0559f-fcc8-4a8f-8d71-1f53e148f834
(splits from www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWRg9EGDH9U)
How does this compare to LiveSplit1?
LiveSplit is well-suited for real time splitting, and presented as a GUI program.
groundsplit is a command-line tool for generating the graphics after the fact using a data file.
What's with the name?
In a way, groundsplit is opposite to LiveSplit, being that it it meant to be used after the speedrun.
In an electronic context, the opposite of "live" could be considered "ground".
No artificial intelligence was used in the making of this.
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Tiny command-line tool for creating and rendering graphics similar to what LiveSplit would output.
Rust
0
32 commits
updated Sep 17, 2026
See what people are saying (1)
README
groundsplit
Tiny command-line tool for creating and rendering graphics similar to what LiveSplit1 would output.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/35a0559f-fcc8-4a8f-8d71-1f53e148f834
(splits from www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWRg9EGDH9U)
How does this compare to LiveSplit1?
LiveSplit is well-suited for real time splitting, and presented as a GUI program.
groundsplit is a command-line tool for generating the graphics after the fact using a data file.
What's with the name?
In a way, groundsplit is opposite to LiveSplit, being that it it meant to be used after the speedrun.
In an electronic context, the opposite of "live" could be considered "ground".
No artificial intelligence was used in the making of this.
Footnotes
Similar repos
Contributors
31 commits
1 commits
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Rust
98.8%
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1.2%