Stream Slippi data to SpectatorMode.
The latest release can be found here. The Releases page has all historical releases and pre-releases.
Make sure to download the correct file for your operating system:
| OS | File |
|---|---|
| Windows | swb-v[version]-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu.zip |
| macOS (Apple silicon) | swb-v[version]-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz |
| macOS (Intel processor) | swb-v[version]-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz |
| Linux | swb-v[version]-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz |
- Open Slippi.
- Unzip the downloaded archive and run the
swb.exeorswbfile inside. - To exit, use Ctrl + C. Make sure the terminal window is focused.
- For additional options, run with the
--helpflag (via command line):swb --help.
To run the program from source, simply install Rust, then clone and
$ cd swb-rs
$ cargo runIf you are on Mac and get a message like "swb" was not opened:
- Open Settings
- Go to Privacy & Security
- Scroll down to the Security section
- Find
"swb" was blocked to protect your Mac., and click theOpen Anywaysbutton. You will have to confirm, and give your password.
If you are on any platform and the program is blocked by antivirus, either create an exception in the relevant software, or run the program from source.
--dest: Specify the WebSocket URL to connect to. Used for connecting to an alternative instance of SpectatorMode, for example for local development:ws://localhost:4000/bridge_socket/websocket--source: Specify the address and port of the Slippi stream. Defaults to127.0.0.1:51441.--verbose: Print more logs. Useful for debugging.--skip-update: Don't attempt to self-update. Useful for local development when not connected to the internet.