Route Packs & Analysis Modules
Browse the full catalog of practice templates, route packs, analysis modules, and documentation tools for speedrunning. Filter by difficulty, focus, and category to find the right pack for your run.
Browse the Catalog
Every route pack and module in this catalog is built with a single goal: make your practice sessions more deliberate. Whether you are working on a specific mechanic, memorizing a sequence of room transitions, or diagnosing why your runs fall apart in the middle, there is a pack that matches your current goal. Each entry includes pre-configured splits, optional notes, and integration with the analysis modules listed below. The difficulty labels (beginner, intermediate, advanced, expert) are rough guides – pick what feels right for the segment you want to train.
Route Packs
Twelve route packs covering everything from short sprints to full completion runs. Each pack is tested by the community and updated when new skips or routing improvements are discovered.
Moonbridge Any Percent
Intermediate route pack focusing on early movement consistency. Supports splits, notes, and reset review. Typical session: 25 minutes.
Sky Lantern Low Glitch
Advanced pack for safe execution without major skips. Includes segment drills and a comparison chart. Typical session: 35 minutes.
Han River Dash Classic
Beginner-friendly pack built around turn timing and checkpoint rhythm. Comes with starter splits and practice reminders. Typical session: 18 minutes.
Neon Palace All Medals
Expert-level pack for collection order planning. Features route notes and loss markers. Typical session: 50 minutes.
Fog Valley Boss Rush
Advanced pack focused on fight phase recognition. Includes phase splits and error tags. Typical session: 30 minutes.
Orchid Tower No Major Skip
Intermediate pack for vertical movement routing. Uses a split tree and notes. Typical session: 28 minutes.
Silver Reef Hundred Percent
Expert pack for full completion tracking. Supports checklist splits and a collection audit. Typical session: 70 minutes.
Paper Rocket Sprint
Beginner pack designed for short-run repetition. Features rapid reset and a personal best graph. Typical session: 12 minutes.
Blue Kite Prologue
Beginner pack for opening segment discipline. Includes opening splits and a warmup checklist. Typical session: 15 minutes.
Clockwork Garden Any Percent
Intermediate pack focusing on cycle alignment. Comes with cycle notes and variance review. Typical session: 32 minutes.
Stone Catacomb Glitchless
Advanced pack for safe room transitions. Contains room splits and mistake labels. Typical session: 40 minutes.
Amber Isle Short Route
Beginner pack for route memorization. Provides guided notes and checkpoint review. Typical session: 20 minutes.
Modules & Tools
These modules extend the route packs with deeper analysis, note-taking, and planning capabilities. They work across all packs and can be used independently during practice or post-session review.
Split Health Report
Analysis module for identifying unstable segments. Shows a variance table and trend summary. Use after each run to spot where consistency drops.
Reset Reason Tags
Analysis module that tracks why attempts end. Assign custom tags and review a weekly count. Helps you see patterns in your resets.
Frame Window Notes
Documentation module for recording timing windows. Supports notation fields and segment links. Useful during route study to capture precise frame data.
PB Compare Board
Analysis module for personal best comparison. Provides delta view and best segment overlay. Ideal for post-session review to see where you gained or lost time.
Practice Lane Builder
Planning module for building repeatable drills. Set up drill queues and add completion notes. Use during weekly planning to structure your practice sessions.
Route Note Sync
Documentation module for keeping notes consistent across updates. Supports local revisions and export files. Handy when you revise a route and need to update your notes.
How to Get Started
All packs and modules are available inside the Dalbit Paceworks app. When you open the app, go to the route library and browse by category or difficulty. Tap a pack to preview its splits and notes, then load it into your active session. You can also combine multiple modules – for example, load a route pack, then attach the Split Health Report and Reset Reason Tags to get a full picture of your practice. Each pack is versioned, so you can see when it was last updated and what changed. If you prefer to build your own, the app provides a blank template that you can customize with your own splits and notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I modify these packs?
Yes. Every pack is a starting point. You can edit splits, add or remove notes, and change the structure. The app saves your modifications as a separate copy, so updates to the original pack won't overwrite your changes unless you merge them.
How are packs updated?
When a pack author releases a new version (e.g., a new route discovery or a timing adjustment), you'll see a notification in the library. You can choose to update your local copy or keep your current version. The update notes explain what changed.
Do I need to use a route pack to use the analysis modules?
No. The analysis modules work with any split set, including custom ones. You can load a module directly without a route pack, as long as you have at least one split defined. The modules analyze the data you provide.
Are these packs specific to a particular game?
Each pack is designed for a specific game and category – the names make that clear. Dalbit Paceworks is game-agnostic, but the community typically creates packs for popular speedrunning titles. You can also create packs for any game you run.