ClimbInfoTracker

Track the local player's PEAK climb history.

Features

• Records climbs as in progress, summited, failed, or abandoned.
• Persists in-progress climbs periodically, so an interrupted session is kept as an abandoned record instead of being lost.
• Stores the start date and time, duration, current height, ascent, player count, level, current biome, run mode, network mode, and Photon room name.
• Displays the game's confirmed run ID for multiplayer climbs. A Photon room can host multiple climbs, so the run ID distinguishes each climb within the same room.
• Records other instantiated players seen during a multiplayer climb, including their platform, platform account ID, and latest observed display name. The recorded player count represents the peak number of instantiated players present at the same time.
• Supports normal runs, custom runs, and custom mini runs. Custom runs do not show a difficulty.
• Stores the generated map's complete biome sequence, including biome variants and the Mesa tomb state when available. Long routes are summarized in the record row without truncating the biome data stored in history.
• Records the generated map seed when the climb uses a PLL custom map.
• Adds a Climb Records page to the pause menu. Records use a compact four-line layout, have a visible scrollbar, and can be deleted individually. Multiplayer details show the complete map route and recorded players in separate columns.
• Provides English and Simplified Chinese text. Other game languages fall back to English while game-provided biome names continue to use the game's localization.

TerrainRandomiser Integration

TerrainRandomiser is optional. When it is installed and random terrain is enabled for a run, ClimbInfoTracker records the terrain seed and a compressed snapshot of the map settings with that climb.

• The record displays the terrain seed when one was captured.
• Export writes that record's original map settings to Application.persistentDataPath/TerrainRandomiser/ as a formatted JSON file. The file name uses the record's start time and is overwritten if it already exists.
• Load is available only at the Airport. It loads the selected record's map settings into TerrainRandomiser for the next run.
• The Export and Load buttons appear only when TerrainRandomiser is loaded and the selected record contains a saved map-settings snapshot.

Configuration

ClimbInfoTracker uses the following BepInEx configuration entries:

Section	Key	Default	Description
General	Enable Tracker	true	Enables recording new climb history.
General	AutoSaveInterval	60	Seconds between in-progress snapshots. Set to 0 to save only when a climb starts and ends.
Privacy	RecordPlayerIdentities	true	Records other players' platform names and account IDs in multiplayer climb history. Disabling it does not remove identity data already stored.
TerrainRandomiser	UseActualMapSettings	true	When loading a saved TerrainRandomiser record, disables random biome and variant selection for overridden biomes so the settings reproduce the generated map. This does not change exported files or the stored record snapshot.

Data

History is stored in:

Application.persistentDataPath/ClimbInfoTracker/ClimbInfoTracker.json

On Windows with PEAK's default Unity company and product path, this is usually:

C:/Users/<YourUsername>/AppData/LocalLow/LandCrab/PEAK/ClimbInfoTracker/ClimbInfoTracker.json

When player identity recording is enabled, multiplayer records store display names and platform account IDs as plain text in this local JSON file. ClimbInfoTracker does not upload this data.

Run IDs from older history schemas are hidden because those versions did not record whether the value came from the game's authoritative run synchronization.

TerrainRandomiser exports, when used, are stored in:

Application.persistentDataPath/TerrainRandomiser/MapSettings_yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss.json

References

• HowManyTimesWeClimbedTogether