A Martian Gothic SRT (Speedrun Tool) is now available. This tool allows you to view character health and poison status, enemy health and in game timer.
Thanks to @Squirrelies for creating SRT Host and his assistance with developing this tool.
Official Release Site: https://kapdap.github.io/mgu-srt/
GitHub (Source Code): https://github.com/kapdap/mgu-srt-provider https://github.com/kapdap/mgu-srt-ui-wpf https://github.com/kapdap/mgu-srt-ui-directx-overlay
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SRT Doesn't Open: Install .NET Core Runtime 3.1 x86.
OBS/Streaming Software Doesn't Capture SRT: Right click the SRT window, select Options and make sure Transparent is not checked.
Just curious if there's a step I seem to be missing in getting this to run: I downloaded everything and followed all the instructions on the official release site, however when I try to launch the program, I just get a quick window flash and nothing runs. I'm sure I'm overlooking something simple but I can't for the life of me get this to run.
@ResiDrache you probably need the .NET Core v5.0 x86 runtime. I've added a note to the original post.
So I managed to get the program to run. I installed .NET Core v5.0 x86 but it still did the flashing. After tinkering around, I installed .NET Core 3.1 SDK (v3.1.404) as well from the same link and that actually got the program to run.
Now I'm having the fun of the program not actually reading the values. I have a miniature version that appears on the upper right of the screen that I can't remove or do anything with, and the regular version (on the left) that I can interact with as it should. However, it's not reading HP, timer, or enemy health. The timer stays at two seconds (even before I launch the game) and nothing else shows, even in a room with an enemy, or after I've been damaged.
I've had the SRT folder both on my desktop and in the game folder itself, but it stays this way. I've also run the game both in DXWND (how I usually play the game) and standalone, and nothing seems to make it work. I'm running Windows 10 Home edition, if that makes any difference in all of this.
Screenshot of it: https://imgur.com/N9qUL8g
Have you tried running the SRTHost32.exe as Administrator?
There are two different SRT windows. The non-interactable one is the Game Overlay Window and sits above the game window. This gives you the ability the see the SRT on one monitor while running the game in full screen. The Main SRT Window is interactable and should work as you would expect. Streamers can also use this window on their stream overlays.
If you want to disable one of the SRT windows you have to remove the appropriate window plugin folder from the SRT Host/plugins folder. For example if you want to disable the Game Overlay Window remove the folder called SRTPluginUIMGUDirectXOverlay, or SRTPluginUIMGUWPF to disable the Main SRT Window.
I was running it as administrator, yes. Good news is, I figured out the issue. I looked through my task manager and found three instances of the game that weren't completely closed out that were running in "background processes" that was interfering with the program. Once I closed those out and re-ran the SRT, everything worked perfectly!
Thank you for the tip on the different SRT windows as well, I was able to get it setup as I wanted and everything is 100%. Thanks so much for the help and dealing with me! I really appreciate the work that was put into the SRT, it's going to be beyond helpful.
