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Terraria

A game we've sunk just as much time into as Minecraft. Sometimes modded, sometimes not

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SMZ3 Multiworld

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Strap two games together, then strap a bunch of those games together and shake them real hard

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TES3MP

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Setting Up the Super Metroid/The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past Multiworld Item Randomizer

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Disclaimer: Most of this information is duplicated from upstream documentation. If anything here breaks, please consult that guide as the instructions may have changed.

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1. Installing QUSB2SNES

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It's a big fancy name that means "driver to allow your emulator to talk to the multiworld server".

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  1. Go here
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  2. Download the latest release (expand "Assets" and pick the file that ends in ".exe")
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  3. Put it somewhere
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  4. Run it
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  5. Pick the option for "Enable Lua Bridge (snes9x-rr)" (you may have to right-click the tray icon if you don't get a window when you start the application)
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2. Installing Snes9x-rr

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We have to install a special emulator to interact with some special tooling and allow items to be sent between worlds.

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  1. Go here
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  2. Download the latest release (ends in "win32.zip")
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  3. Unzip it somewhere
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  4. Run snes9x.exe to start the emulator
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  5. File -> Lua Scripting -> New Lua Script Window
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  6. Load "luabridge.lua" from the directory you ran snes9x out of
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3. Connecting to the Multiworld

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From here, you have an emulator and a program to expose that emulator to the internet. Now we connect it to the multiworld randomizer engine so you can join the game.

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  1. Ask somebody for the link to the party at samus.link
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  2. Visit the link in your browser
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  3. Hit the "Connect" button next to your name
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  4. Upload your totally legitimately obtained Super Metroid and ALttP ROMs (the randomizer is very picky about which ones you upload; ask around for the right ones if you don't have them)
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  5. Pick your favorite sprites and colors and energy beep frequency
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  6. Download and play the ROM in snes9x
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  7. Hate life
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4. Playing the Game

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There are a number of resources available to help you in managing the sheer amount of information that you'll need to keep track of during the randomizer. Make good use of these:

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Also some tips:

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