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Glitch, found and not allowed

Thanks dude. Your comments, though simple, are encouraging. These podcasts get much less views than my usual videos but I love doing them. It's good to know that some people out there are enjoying these :)

@@sam_underscore your welcome

That’s because they 2 frames in the spike and carried enough speed to touch the spikes for 5 centiseconds and not die.

Thanks for letting me know, I hadn't seen this before. However, a few things. 1.) Your emulator used is clearly quite different from mine, such as the way that your mouse is able to zip anywhere it wants where the Bizhawk mouse has a max of 10 units per frame in any direction. Load times also look a bit different, but I'm not sure. 2.) My TAS, with a time of 1:16:27.96, is about 7 seconds faster than yours. 3.) Updating my TAS with levels from yours would not at all be a simple process. Going between emulators with different TAS files is complicated, tedious, and causes desyncs. 4.) Yours is better in some ways than mine, and mine is better in some ways than yours. For example, in 9-10 I save a cycle over yours. But in your 6-9, you do an additional clip to reach Luigi that I didn't do in mine. So there is much time to be saved in both examples. 4.) If you want to take my movie and improve upon it, please do so. You can download it from this tasvideos.org/6006M and make modifications on Bizhawk 2.9. I for one, however, am done with this game. Let me know if you pursue this!

@@sam_underscore Yes, in lsnes I was TASing using the input editor (which allows to pick any coordinates on the screen for any frame to move to, but can be tedious to specify the exact coordinates each time) rather than something like e.g. using frame-advance and a controller. For SNES games, I think at least since the time when in some version of Bizhawk a uninitialized data was enabled to be initialized the same way as lsnes does it, TASes made with either emulator should be transferable, though for arbitrary code execution I'm not sure if Bizhawk has the multi-tap function by now for using multiple controllers' inputs simultaneously. And yes, your TAS is faster, but there is improvements to be had on either side, is what I meant (and I just saw that you noticed that, so never mind). Though I think updating the TAS would be rather simple compared to how it usually is with TASes of other games, since as far as I remember, there is barely any RNG and fluctuations in lag, and so basically all the stages can be optimized independently from each other and played back to back without much re-synchronization work needed, but yes, the game is quite long. But as I pointed out, lsnes and Bizhawk should for SNES run equivalently without desnychronization, or even if it were the case, it should be minimal and easy to fix since RNG should play barely any role (and the route through the worlds is the same). And yes I'm aware that TAS movie files are uploaded to TASVideos for submissions, though I won't get any time soon to work on that (if no one else does it anyway so that there'd be no need to do so in the first place). But okay I see, and it's alright if you're done with the game. Thanks for letting me know.

It's just for fun

@@sam_underscore I'm glad your enjoy making them

Thanks! Good luck improving!

@@sam_underscore mine is 13:11:15 im trying to get 12 or under

improved to 10:22.46 now level 36 improved 3.58 now I post OvO vids on my channel

@@ncbball99 good for you 😁

It's complicated, you don't just turn it on. Try looking up a tutorial

You slide right after falling off the platform

not bad

6.32 glitchless on my yt @mvsked1

Not that I am aware of.

Will do

what does that even mean