Special thanks to B3LYP, for his many contributions to the speedrunning community:

• writing the initial MIGT code injection for Elden Ring.
• writing the original Sekiro plugin, which features have been included
• OG ds3 plugin, together with Jiiks

Thanks Pav, for the Elden Ring cheat engine table.
Thanks Johndisandonato, pretty much always willing to exhange some ideas about tech stuff
Yapped helped speed up mapping event flags to bosses and graces
And thanks to the soulsmodding community at large, I'm standing on the shoulders of these giants: http://soulsmodding.wikidot.com/

Uses the excellent material design library by James Willock: https://materialdesigninxaml.net/

Thanks to Nordgaren, his tools can be found here:
https://github.com/Nordgaren/DS2S-META
https://github.com/Nordgaren/DS2-META
https://github.com/Nordgaren/Erd-Tools

Thanks thefifthmatt for all the hard work on figuring out how the ER map system works, insane effort! http://soulsmodding.wikidot.com/reference:elden-ring-map-list

Thanks CapitaineToinon for letting me use his DS1 timer code + inventory index reset code!

Thanks Blade for the nologo code!

I use Clion and Resharper from jetbrains to develop SoulSplitter. They have been giving me a free opensource license to use all their products for non-comercial use for a couple years now. Totally awesome, thanks Jetbrains!

build

The .net build relies on some local files, all can be obtained by cloning livesplit.

Building soulinjectee can be done in the root directory of the repository. You can build it for 32 bit (DS1 PTDE & DS2 vanilla) or for 64 bit (all other soulsgames) - you need the right toolchain/target for each build respectively
64 bit: cargo build --lib
32 bit: cargo build --lib --target=i686-pc-windows-msvc