I have been so interested in TAS of 2kki for quite some time. I cant believe someone actually did one! Would you be interested in TASing other categories?
yep! i've been working on an all menu themes tas but took a break to get some records. if you want to try for yourself, i can write up a guide if you'd like.
@@Saltedmeatconsumer i think you'd find it pretty simple once you got into it. it's basically just playing the game normally but with the added benefit of being able to go back in time and go one frame at a time. the most difficult part is installing the tools necessary. for downloading libTAS, i'd recommend this guide: clementgallet.github.io/libTAS/guides/wsl/ i also recommend this guide for setting up libTAS: ua-cam.com/video/EFCnTeTdD2k/v-deo.html however, i wouldn't really recommend using a virtual machine since wsl is more efficient. to install easyrpg player, download the debian file from their website, put it in the same folder you put libTAS in, and install it through the terminal. if it says keys are missing, you will need to install it through gdebi, so do 'sudo apt install gdebi'. do 'sudo gdebi-gtk' to run it and open the easyrpg player file in there. if it says there are unmet dependencies, you will need to install those using a package manager such as aptitude, so do 'sudo apt install aptitude', then run it with 'sudo aptitude'. if the packages you need are not in there, you will need to google them, download them, and install them through the terminal. please note that when you try to install something through the terminal and it says there are unmet dependencies, doing 'sudo apt update' and then 'sudo apt upgrade' will usually install those dependencies. if you have experience with linux, this all probably sounds condescending, so sorry about that. anyways, good luck if you try it.
@@Saltedmeatconsumer happy to help! if you have any questions, i would recommend asking the guys over at the libTAS discord since they know more than me, but i am also always available to help. my discord is jninja27#5560.
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I have been so interested in TAS of 2kki for quite some time. I cant believe someone actually did one! Would you be interested in TASing other categories?
yep! i've been working on an all menu themes tas but took a break to get some records.
if you want to try for yourself, i can write up a guide if you'd like.
@@jayninja2747 Eventually I'd like to see a TAS of every category but if Id do ToV myself. I just don't know anything about making TAS.
@@Saltedmeatconsumer i think you'd find it pretty simple once you got into it. it's basically just playing the game normally but with the added benefit of being able to go back in time and go one frame at a time. the most difficult part is installing the tools necessary.
for downloading libTAS, i'd recommend this guide: clementgallet.github.io/libTAS/guides/wsl/
i also recommend this guide for setting up libTAS: ua-cam.com/video/EFCnTeTdD2k/v-deo.html
however, i wouldn't really recommend using a virtual machine since wsl is more efficient.
to install easyrpg player, download the debian file from their website, put it in the same folder you put libTAS in, and install it through the terminal. if it says keys are missing, you will need to install it through gdebi, so do 'sudo apt install gdebi'. do 'sudo gdebi-gtk' to run it and open the easyrpg player file in there. if it says there are unmet dependencies, you will need to install those using a package manager such as aptitude, so do 'sudo apt install aptitude', then run it with 'sudo aptitude'. if the packages you need are not in there, you will need to google them, download them, and install them through the terminal. please note that when you try to install something through the terminal and it says there are unmet dependencies, doing 'sudo apt update' and then 'sudo apt upgrade' will usually install those dependencies. if you have experience with linux, this all probably sounds condescending, so sorry about that. anyways, good luck if you try it.
@@jayninja2747 I am not very tech savvy so I appreciate the detailed description! I would love to try it out when I get time. Thank you so much!
@@Saltedmeatconsumer happy to help! if you have any questions, i would recommend asking the guys over at the libTAS discord since they know more than me, but i am also always available to help. my discord is jninja27#5560.