How It Works

Start Here

• Choose your tracker mode: Non-keysanity, Keysanity, Keydrop, or Crosskeys.
• Choose your world state: Open or Standard.
• Choose what you want visible: map/locations, timer, and checks counter.
• Pick a sprite and timer/checks font if you want. The font menu previews each option.
• Click Launch Tracker.
• Autotracking works with tools that provide the SNI/QUsb2Snes websocket protocol, including SNI and QUsb2Snes.
• Most local setups use host localhost. Common ports are 23074 for SNI and 8080 for QUsb2Snes.
• The current race rooms selector opens RaceTime rooms as external links. It does not control the tracker timer.

Beta Notice

The 216 Tracker is still being tested. Autotracking, map logic, and mode-specific counts may have inaccuracies or missing edge cases. Do not rely on it for a live race yet.

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 small keys for that dungeon.
• Dungeon check counters, small-key counters, big keys, dungeon prizes, and dungeon completion autotrack from the connected game.
• 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 in logic.
• Orange dots are partially available.
• Purple dots are clearable but not fully available.
• Red dots are out of logic.
• Checked locations are cleared dots.
• The map is a logic helper, not a replacement for checking your seed settings and route.
• 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.
• Crosskeys uses a categorized locations list instead of the map.

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.
• When autotracking is connected, manually changing a main item grid icon locks that item to your manual choice.
• Manually locked item icons show a small purple dot.
• Middle-click a manually locked item icon to clear your manual mark and let autotracking control that item again.
• The tracker reset button reloads the tracker with autotracking paused.
• The timer reset button only resets the timer.

Event Log

The optional event log records important item pickups and upgrades using your local clock time when the tracker detects them. It includes progression items, dungeon items, and heart pieces/containers. It does not show item locations, race elapsed time, bombs, arrow counts, rupees, refills, or other consumables.

Saved Settings

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