🍣 Fresh Features

🍣 SUSHI Memory Indicator

Check your system memory usage easily right in your status bar.

Low memory = A few pieces of sushi.
High memory = A full plate of sushi!

Hover to see detailed System & Extension memory stats.

🥢 Omakase Typing Effects

Every keystroke drops a piece of sushi! Enjoy a smooth, zero-lag experience powered by a high-performance ECS engine built from scratch specifically for this extension.

Build your combo to upgrade your sushi. Choose your favorite topping: Maguro, Ikura, Ebi, Matcha, or let the chef decide with Random mode.

🔥 FEVER TIME!

Type fast and don't break your combo! Hit the target (default: 50) to trigger FEVER MODE.

Enjoy a shower of golden glowing sushi, active line highlights, and a blazing status bar animation.

💥 Physics: Stack 'em or Bounce 'em!

Turn on Enable Particle Collision to give your sushi real-world physics! Depending on your settings, you can completely change how they interact:

Sushi Mountain: Set Particle Restitution to 0 and watch the fresh sushi pile up at the bottom of your screen.
Sushi Pinball: Maximize Particle Restitution and Particle Speed Multiplier to trigger explosive, bouncing chaos!

Tip: Increase the Particle Lifespan Multiplier to keep the party going longer!

🍣 Chef's Warning: Just like a real all-you-can-eat buffet, keeping too many bouncing sushis on screen might give your editor a "food coma" (lag). If your VS Code feels a bit stuffed, try lowering the lifespan or turning off collisions!

⚙️ Custom Orders (Settings)

You can customize your sushi experience from VS Code settings (Preferences: Open Settings and search for sushiTheme).

Setting Name	Default	Description
`Enable Status Bar`	`true`	Show StatusBar (Sushi memory indicator)
`Effect Type`	`random`	Select the flying sushi effect on typing. (Default: Random) Options: maguro, ikura, ebi, matcha, random, none
`Particle Speed Multiplier`	`1.3`	Speed multiplier for flying sushi (Default: 1.3. Example: 1.3 is 1.3x speed). Min: -20 / Max: 20
`Particle Lifespan Multiplier`	`1.0`	Sets the multiplier for the sushi's display time (lifespan). A larger value keeps it on the screen longer, but consumes more memory. Min: 0.1 / Max: 10.0
`Bounce Top Distance`	`200`	Distance in pixels the sushi flies upward from the typing cursor before bouncing back (Set to 0 to disable bouncing). Min: 0 / Max: 1000
`Bounce Bottom Distance`	`0`	Sets the distance to the bottom wall (floor). Set to 0 for no floor (infinite fall). The larger the value, the lower it will bounce. Min: 0 / Max: 1000
`Bounce Left Distance`	`0`	Sets the distance to the left wall. Set to 0 to disable the left wall. Min: 0 / Max: 2000
`Bounce Right Distance`	`0`	Sets the distance to the right wall. Set to 0 to disable the right wall. Min: 0 / Max: 2000
`Enable Particle Collision`	`false`	Enable physics collisions between sushi particles. (Might impact performance if spawning many particles)
`Particle Restitution`	`0.8`	Bounciness factor when particles collide. 1.0 is perfectly elastic, 0 is inelastic. Min: 0.0 / Max: 2.0
`Particle Mass Multiplier`	`1.0`	Multiplier for the mass (weight) of sushi particles. Min: 0.1 / Max: 10.0
`Particle Friction Multiplier`	`1.0`	Multiplier for how slippery the sushi is. Higher values make them stop faster. Min: 0.1 / Max: 5.0
`Particle Bounciness Multiplier`	`1.0`	Multiplier for how bouncy specific sushi types are (e.g., Ikura is bouncier than Maguro). Min: 0.0 / Max: 5.0
`Combo Unit`	`5`	Keystrokes to upgrade sushi (Default: 5) Min: 1 / Max: 10000
`Combo Timeout Ms`	`1500`	Time (in ms) before combo resets (Default: 1500) Min: 500 / Max: 100000
`Fever Trigger Combo`	`50`	Number of combos to start Fever Time. Min: 10 / Max: 10000
`Fever Duration Ms`	`10000`	How long Fever Time lasts in milliseconds (e.g., 10000 = 10 seconds). Min: 1 / Max: 100000
`Fever Spawn Count`	`5`	Number of sushi dropped per keystroke in Fever Time. Min: 1 / Max: 20
`FPS (Frame Rate)`	`30`	Set the frame rate (draws per second) for effects. Higher values provide smoother animations but increase editor load. Options: 15, 30, 60, 120 (Actual rate may be limited by VS Code architecture)
`Throttle Ms`	`80`	Set the minimum time (in milliseconds) between effect renders. Increase this value (e.g., 100-150) if your editor lags during continuous typing. (Default: 80) Min: 16 / Max: 1000