Lingle

Lingle is an all purpose linux tool for mcsr, designed to setup and be used alongside Tesselslate's Waywall / Resseti

auToMPFS

auToMPFS is a tool that automatically setus up TMPFS for you.

• TMPFS is a temporary filesystem that stores files in your RAM instead of your SSD. This offers extremely fast file writing, but causes anything written with tmpfs to be deleted upon a system reboot or unmounting of the drive. This usually gives about 5-10 more rps on seedqueue depending on how fast your ram is.

The app works by creating and mounting ~/Lingle with tmpfs, then telling your instances to write there instead of

~/.local/share/PrismLauncher/instances/<instance>/saves

Easy TMPFS

• ENABLE: Instantly mounts ~/Lingle with tmpfs, and edits /etc/fstab to enable easy and instant mounting of tmpfs.
• DISABLE: Instantly unmounts ~/Lingle, and removes the automount from /etc/fstab. Allows for easy and instant disabling of tmpfs.

Instance Linking

Detects instances in ~/.local/share/PrismLauncher/instances (default prismlauncher path), and allows you to automatically symlink them to numbered files within ~/Lingle/

Linking Practice Map Progression Across Instaces (Does not Require TMPFS)

Detects world files in ~/.local/share/lingle/saves, and creates folders that point to the worlds real files in your instances saves files. This enables

Create Directories on Startup

Makes a Systemd service, and puts it in ~/.config/systemd/user/tmpfs.service

ADW (Auto Delete Worlds)

ADW is a tool that automatically deletes world folders from ~/Lingle, preventing your ram from filling up and crashing your instance.

• Customizable Interval: Allows you to quickly and easially change how often the app deletes your worlds.
• SUB 10 PACKAGE SAVER: Ignores the 6 most recent worlds in your instances, so that you can verify any sub 10 Any% runs on speedrun.com
  • "sub-10 runs must submit world files, evidence of past attempts, previous world files (5 preferable), logs, and gameplay audio (if using SeedQueue, you must submit 5 worlds before and all worlds after the run)"

SETUP

auToMPFS: (PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS IN THE ORDER THEY ARE LISTED!)

• Move all your practice map world files to ~/.local/share/lingle/saves/ (restart app if you need, as the maps list only updates when you start the app)
• Select every instance you want to enable tmpfs for, and press "Symlink Instances" Please note that as of v0.5 there is no remove instance option
• Select all practice maps you want to link across instances, and click "Link Practice Maps"
• Press "Create Directories on Startup" so that next time you restart your compter it Links the practice maps at startup. THIS BUTTON DOES NOT CURRENTLY CREATE THEM ON STARTUP, ONLY WHEN YOU PRESS IT ONCE. A TEMPORARY FIX IS TO PUT home/<user>/.local/share/lingle/scripts/link_practice_maps.sh AS YOUR PRE LAUNCH COMMAND
• Press "Auto Delete Worlds" to enable ADW, and instantly start it.
• Now you must edit your init.lua so that it starts Lingle, and AWD in the background.

Editing .lua for ADW

You need to update your init.lua so that Lingle ADW can run in the background. for example if your add paths look something like: (im assuming your using Gore's Generic config file or something similar)

    local pacem_path = "/home/<user>/Documents/paceman-tracker-0.7.1.jar"
    local nb_path = "/home/<user>/Documents/Ninjabrain-Bot-1.5.1.jar"
    local overlay_path = "/home/<user>/.config/waywall/measuring_overlay.png"

you need to add the following line below them

    local lingle_path = "/home/<user>/Documents/Lingle-0.5.4.jar" #(make sure version is correct)

Then scroll down to where the NBB and Paceman stuff is, and add the following lines:

--*********************************************************************************************** LINGLE
local is_lingle_running = function()
	local handle = io.popen("pgrep -f 'lingle..*'")
	local result = handle:read("*l")
	handle:close()
	return result ~= nil
end

local exec_lingle = function()
	if not is_lingle_running() then
		waywall.exec("java -jar " .. lingle_path .. " --nogui")
	end
end

Then finnaly at the very bottom of your init.lua you should have this block:

	[open_ninbot_key] = function()
		exec_ninb()
		exec_pacem()
	end,

add the following line inside the block

exec_lingle()

There are examples for what all of the blocks should look like after they are edited here

Please ask for help in the Lingle discord server if you need any help

And finally, a big thanks to Saanvi for creating the original guide for TMPFS, which inspired me to make auToMPFS.

• You can check out her original TMPFS guide here