In Japan, it is called ケツワープ (butt warp) Edit: The way Mario's kinetic energy accumulates is similar to the シツリョウホゾンノホウソク(law of conservation of mass) in physics This is called ケツリョウホゾンノホウソク (law of conservation of ass)
9:33 The art style of your level here is so good. Everything looks paper-crafted, but in a mixed medium of extra junk, like pie tin bases for the mushrooms, and I love it! I'd love to see more papercraft in real life incorporating tin and aluminum now..
FINALLY! Someone notices the way Mario BLJs in the Shondou Version. Everyone assumes a cap was put in place when instead Mario just stops moving for a split second.
It looks like another way to tell the difference between true staircases and slope staircases is the drop shadow. True staircases have a horizontal shadow and slope staircases have a shadow with the same angle as the slope.
for anyone who wants to know what the veritasium video at 0:14 is, it's his "These Illusions Fool Almost Everyone" one at 7 minutes and 37 seconds. he changes his titles a lot so it's the one posted on august 14th 2024
Lmak at the Veritasium reference at the start. The editor did a fantastic job also. This content is great. I could hear you talk about any mechanic in Sm64 for hours.
@@MichaelPohoreski this video has a quote from said video at 0:13. it's the one called "These Illusions Fool Almost Everyone" by veritasium at 7:45. the most common guess for his weird mistake is that the script was AI generated so it came out like that.
You can also tell if a staircase is a staircase or a slope by looking at Mario's shadow The main foyer staircase will have Mario's shadow projected diagonally while literally all the orher staircases in the castle will keep Mario's shadow horizontal and attached to one step at a time
I really like how you refer to 'numbers too big to do math with' when reaching the end of floating point numbers. That's such an intuitive way to describe how that works without unnecessary hype.
It feels weird to hear the word "exponential" these days used to describe something that's actually exponential. Thanks for the explanation; I basically only knew about the uncapped negative speed part of it.
LOL true that word gets misappropriated a lot I especially dont like it because like what if the exponent is less than 1?? now your exponential growth isn't even positive
I can't remember if it was on another video you did, but IIRC, Mario's collision is kinda raycasted, but rather than check for any and all intersections along his projected path, it just moves him a quarter-frame, tests his hitbox, and repeats the process for as long as no collisions are detected. At high LBJ speeds, the quarter-frame checks can't detect a collision, and let him just phase through.
9:10 slight correction sorry The Shindo version did release outside of Japan in the Switch 3D All Stars remaster But speaking on N64 only, yes that’s correct 😁 Great video btw
Dw he'll make another video explaining while he's right if you use some really loose definitions and ignore reality in just the right ways like he did with the long wire
I always loved the tidbit of speed is not equal to distance in SM64 when referring to building up speed It's like the game is it's own little physics sim
9:08 Is there a reason why Nintendo would need to set the negative speed to zero, rather than simply limiting it? Is the issue only resolved if Mario can't go backwards at all?
makes me wonder so is the updated Shindou version have improved code? After they realized how messy it was? or did they just really hate people having fun?
They don't hate people having fun. They just hate people having the kind of fun that they don't explicitly approve of or that they don't financially benefit from.
@@KazeN64 Every time someone explains the reason for BLJs not working, they say a cap was put on the negative speed. Now that we finally see how it works, I have a question. Was there a cap in place as a precaution, or were we just wrong about the Shindou Version the entire time?
It is true that a lot of old games don't have real inertia, though typically old games like this mimicked inertia by just doing vector math on the velocity. Like its a natural outcome of that though its still fake because mass is left out but to the player it sometimes feel like stuff has weight to it. I typically make fake inertia by something like modifying the acceleration to make it seem like its heavy or light, like a heavy object takes a % of acceleration away. Even super mario bros on the nes had a concept of that. But I really dont know how mario 64 works for the player so they could be something something funky they do. In the code examples he gives there seems to be a lot of art than physics that Nintendo did.
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 It was in quotes because Kaze basically said it in the video; SM64 does not preserve momentum when jumping off of moving platforms. Super Mario Maker 1/2 do preserve momentum... often in ways that feel really wrong. Jumping off of a moving platform just a frame after landing can massively change your speed. Which of course can lead to some hilariously unpredictable platforming setups.
8:50 Amusingly, Unreal 4 has (almost) the same exact bug. Example: In the game SatisFactory, stacking Hypertube Launchers together lets you reach absurd speeds just like a BLJ -- each Launcher adds 20% to whatever speed you enter at. You can stop yourself with a solid wall at your destination, but if the wall is too close to the tube exit, or you're otherwise still flying too fast, you'll phase straight through. Don't know how such phase-through is possible unless it's coded just like SM64's collision detection... On the other hand, while you're inside the tube, you'll never get ejected prematurely no matter HOW fast you are (prob cuz the Hypertubes are spline objects, and surely programmed such that the player just snaps to the spline curve every tick)
Amazing video, mate !! It's genuinely so interesting to me how people even discover these techs in the first place, and when they do, they immediately abuse them for speedruns LOL Also, what's the music at 6:07 ?? Been hearing it all over the place for years and can never find it.
Ich programmiere seit ich 12 bin, da konnte ich natuerlich noch nicht studieren. Ich hab irgendwann Mathe studiert und hatte dazu ein paar basic programmierkurse.
Great video! I’d like to know more about the idea of raycasting for collision detection, can you recommend any good resources, or… maybe this would be a good idea for a future video? :-) Thanks!
great video an explanation!! and the mod of yours got me interested and was wonder if you could port it to coop dx ( a mario 64 online pc ported game that supports rom hacks)
I just wonder is quantum tunneling is not working in similar way. Maybe in quantum world they are moving sometimes faster than light and cussing atoms ( light limit speed is limitation to reality clock speed - something like a particle are crossing one planck "pixel" on one clock tick. ) .
Can't watch this before marriage 😢
Congratulations!
Actually, you can do this even after marriage.
Doesn't count as cheating.
Congratulations
@@deathdoor🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's literally true @deathdoor
In Japan, it is called ケツワープ (butt warp)
Edit: The way Mario's kinetic energy accumulates is similar to the シツリョウホゾンノホウソク(law of conservation of mass) in physics
This is called ケツリョウホゾンノホウソク (law of conservation of ass)
Oh, ... Oh... this is some TerminalMontage's Speedrunner Mario lore I did not know.
Mario does have a very good butt, as Cheese has taught us.
lmao
This comment should go down in the history of Mario 64 speedrunning
oh that's so fire
I wanna see you explain Cloning. I know Bismuth’s ABC series covers it, but I think it would be very cool to see explained in your style.
I'm right with you
Yes
don't worry I'll only give him 2 breadcrumbs instead of 6 per day until he starts working on it
That would be genuinely sick.
Pannenkoek2012 has a very comprehensive and in depth series of videos relating to cloning that I can recommend if you want to learn all about it.
9:33 The art style of your level here is so good. Everything looks paper-crafted, but in a mixed medium of extra junk, like pie tin bases for the mushrooms, and I love it! I'd love to see more papercraft in real life incorporating tin and aluminum now..
FINALLY! Someone notices the way Mario BLJs in the Shondou Version. Everyone assumes a cap was put in place when instead Mario just stops moving for a split second.
It looks like another way to tell the difference between true staircases and slope staircases is the drop shadow. True staircases have a horizontal shadow and slope staircases have a shadow with the same angle as the slope.
for anyone who wants to know what the veritasium video at 0:14 is, it's his "These Illusions Fool Almost Everyone" one at 7 minutes and 37 seconds. he changes his titles a lot so it's the one posted on august 14th 2024
Lmak at the Veritasium reference at the start.
The editor did a fantastic job also.
This content is great. I could hear you talk about any mechanic in Sm64 for hours.
lol
It brings me joy that we all roast Veritasium for blaspheming Mario 64
Timestamp?
@@MichaelPohoreski this video has a quote from said video at 0:13. it's the one called "These Illusions Fool Almost Everyone" by veritasium at 7:45. the most common guess for his weird mistake is that the script was AI generated so it came out like that.
That quote is absolutely bonkers. XD
@@jefesusmuel8392Thanks. I unsubbed from that sellout Veritasium years ago so was wondering the context.
@@MichaelPohoreski i'm ootl, why's he a sellout
You can also tell if a staircase is a staircase or a slope by looking at Mario's shadow
The main foyer staircase will have Mario's shadow projected diagonally while literally all the orher staircases in the castle will keep Mario's shadow horizontal and attached to one step at a time
@5:00 wild editing choice but okay
1 mario 1 blender arrow
@@sonicthehedgegodSTOOOPPP
2:13 casaualy walks at -200 speed with normal walking animation
Not gonna lie. This was not the first thing that came to mind when I saw "BLJ"
I really like how you refer to 'numbers too big to do math with' when reaching the end of floating point numbers. That's such an intuitive way to describe how that works without unnecessary hype.
9:15 HOLY CRAP, i was NOT expecting my video to show up here! that just made my morning!
It feels weird to hear the word "exponential" these days used to describe something that's actually exponential.
Thanks for the explanation; I basically only knew about the uncapped negative speed part of it.
LOL true that word gets misappropriated a lot
I especially dont like it because like what if the exponent is less than 1?? now your exponential growth isn't even positive
I can't wait to play your fully optimized SM64 game on original hardware, I hope it releases soon!!
After all these years. I can understand the most insane glitch in SM64! THANK YOU ❤
I can't remember if it was on another video you did, but IIRC, Mario's collision is kinda raycasted, but rather than check for any and all intersections along his projected path, it just moves him a quarter-frame, tests his hitbox, and repeats the process for as long as no collisions are detected. At high LBJ speeds, the quarter-frame checks can't detect a collision, and let him just phase through.
2:14 “Pannenkoen” 😭
pannenkoek's Tibetan twin.
Low poly mario collided so hard against the wall at 2:16 he became high poly
Even with the high production value of this new video, Kaze still retains the classic outro video. Props for keeping a channel staple alive and well.
I love the illustrations and effects you put into this video. You worked hard on this!
Actually he just hired an editor, they're doing a great job though.
@@ScarfKatnice
Really liked the editing of this video ^^
9:38 bro decoded utf8 data as latin1, rendering the German name Kümpel as Kümpel 😂
Everyone laugh at him
ü is a beautiful letter truly
This was a great video Kaze. Stop being so hard on urself. For us non speed runners, these insights are gold.
"How cool it looks, and how easy it is to pull off"
Meanwhile, me suffering for hours trying to pull out even a single stair BLJ during a run.
2:35 omfg that part where he walks forward at high speed
9:10 slight correction sorry
The Shindo version did release outside of Japan in the Switch 3D All Stars remaster
But speaking on N64 only, yes that’s correct 😁
Great video btw
6:37 This trick (mentioned but not shown in the video) can be used to get into the aquarium 😆
wait did veritasium actually say that lmao
yeah LOL
@@KazeN64kaze emanuar, i am from Brasil, and i love your hacks of Mario 64, but the super Mario 64 land, is the best for me
Dw he'll make another video explaining while he's right if you use some really loose definitions and ignore reality in just the right ways like he did with the long wire
the editing on this one is really nice!!
I love watching these videos while doing homework and other such laborious tasks
That was extremely well edited.
0:43 I'm a simple man. I hear Yoshi's island, I hit like immediately
I had that track stuck in my head all day yesterday and now I hear it here. Not an interesting anecdote, but it is what it is.
Too true. The tunes from Yoshi's Island makes most people happy.
Surprisingly not a Pannenkoek video.
Kaze when you tire of work on the N64, could you please take the Atari Jaguar community to school?
It'd be very interesting to see what that Frankenstein's Monster can do with good optimization.
I don't think Kaze would do that because there isn't a game like Mario 64 on the Jaguar...
...unless
I wanna see what he can do with a GameCube. That thing's a beast.
That Veritasium quote xD That slapped me sideways when I watched their video.
He needs 70 coins to get past the stairs idk what ur talking about /j
9:23 Mario performs a SBJ.
The most iconic part of this video is when the DVD logo hits the corner
I always loved the tidbit of speed is not equal to distance in SM64 when referring to building up speed
It's like the game is it's own little physics sim
_grabs popcorn_ BAAAAAABE new Kaze video dropped!
Thanks for explaining it very well! Now I understand how this works.
Nice! Looking forward to more stuff like this! I'd love to know more about BBL's, BBC's, and BJ's!
Yes. I'm so glad you made this video. BLJs are the best thing to happen to Super Mario 64, even as a non speedrunner it's fun to play around with.
9:08 Is there a reason why Nintendo would need to set the negative speed to zero, rather than simply limiting it? Is the issue only resolved if Mario can't go backwards at all?
Nope, had they just limited it to -15, itd look a lot less jarring and play better. There is no reason not to do it that way imo
makes me wonder so is the updated Shindou version have improved code? After they realized how messy it was? or did they just really hate people having fun?
they just hated people having fun - the change is a single line of code that basically says "if you have less than 0 speed, set speed to 0."
@@KazeN64 ffs thanks Nintendo 😭 and thank you man
They don't hate people having fun. They just hate people having the kind of fun that they don't explicitly approve of or that they don't financially benefit from.
@@KazeN64 and ruined the Mario's voice too
@@KazeN64 Every time someone explains the reason for BLJs not working, they say a cap was put on the negative speed. Now that we finally see how it works, I have a question. Was there a cap in place as a precaution, or were we just wrong about the Shindou Version the entire time?
I always wait for your videos like the new episode of a show
"SM64 has no inertia in the physics"
Based on Mario Maker... they still haven't quite gotten inertia right.
It is true that a lot of old games don't have real inertia, though typically old games like this mimicked inertia by just doing vector math on the velocity. Like its a natural outcome of that though its still fake because mass is left out but to the player it sometimes feel like stuff has weight to it. I typically make fake inertia by something like modifying the acceleration to make it seem like its heavy or light, like a heavy object takes a % of acceleration away. Even super mario bros on the nes had a concept of that.
But I really dont know how mario 64 works for the player so they could be something something funky they do. In the code examples he gives there seems to be a lot of art than physics that Nintendo did.
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 It was in quotes because Kaze basically said it in the video; SM64 does not preserve momentum when jumping off of moving platforms.
Super Mario Maker 1/2 do preserve momentum... often in ways that feel really wrong. Jumping off of a moving platform just a frame after landing can massively change your speed. Which of course can lead to some hilariously unpredictable platforming setups.
@jlco thank you for explaining that to me. What you said makes sense
Funny how this same oversight of no negative speed cap went onto be done again in half life 2.
yeah!! i was about to comment that
Source games don't have negative speed, at least from what I know.
Damn look at the new awesome production values on this guy!
8:50 Amusingly, Unreal 4 has (almost) the same exact bug.
Example: In the game SatisFactory, stacking Hypertube Launchers together lets you reach absurd speeds just like a BLJ -- each Launcher adds 20% to whatever speed you enter at. You can stop yourself with a solid wall at your destination, but if the wall is too close to the tube exit, or you're otherwise still flying too fast, you'll phase straight through.
Don't know how such phase-through is possible unless it's coded just like SM64's collision detection...
On the other hand, while you're inside the tube, you'll never get ejected prematurely no matter HOW fast you are (prob cuz the Hypertubes are spline objects, and surely programmed such that the player just snaps to the spline curve every tick)
quick correction: you cant actually blj on the staircase that connect the castle lobby and the basement because of the wall hitbox
I know all this but I can't help watching a Kaze video.
Great editing!
Amazing video, mate !! It's genuinely so interesting to me how people even discover these techs in the first place, and when they do, they immediately abuse them for speedruns LOL
Also, what's the music at 6:07 ?? Been hearing it all over the place for years and can never find it.
Deep Blooper Sea - Mario Party 3 Soundtack
@teatime105 Thank you very much !! :D
Loving the soundtrack choices ☺️
SMRPG and Yoshi Story are some favorites.
Ooh! And Deep Bloober Sea from Mario Party 3!
do you know what song plays at the beginning of the "speed" section? i know it from somewhere and its driving me crazy :sob:
I'm glad the video explained BLJs. Some people might have gotten the wrong idea.
Great video!
Good video, very appreciated. But y'know... I've been taking the 400 level SM64 capstone course with Dr. Pannen. I knew all this.
For people that want even more information. Omedas has made an hour long video on solving BLJs!
So if the map is too long and big, could we get infinite speed??
My first BLJ was on a school computer. It hurt.
Can’t believe we’re just a few months away from Return To Yoshi’s Island
WAKE UP KAZE DROPPED
Hey Kaze, watch out for GameCube/Wii decompilations! Next year will be *the* year for them
What a clean edit ❤
The spamming sounds Mario makes is iconic
That was a weird music journey.
What's the music at the outtro of these videos? A friend of mine and I want to know.
0:40 thank you.
Regards,
The OCD-community (at large)
Aw you changed the thumbnail - can I get a copy of the previous one? It looked so cool with the arrow and the 3 marios all backbutting
That grinding glitch can be so annoying😭😭
2:16 misspelled 'pannenkoen' lol
Hey Kaze. Ich wollte fragen, ob du dir das Programmieren selber bei gebracht hast, oder hast du auch ein Studium dazu belegt?
Ich programmiere seit ich 12 bin, da konnte ich natuerlich noch nicht studieren. Ich hab irgendwann Mathe studiert und hatte dazu ein paar basic programmierkurse.
@@KazeN64 Stark, für mich, als auch safe für viele andere, bist du eine Inspiration.
You're the best. X)
Great video! I’d like to know more about the idea of raycasting for collision detection, can you recommend any good resources, or… maybe this would be a good idea for a future video? :-) Thanks!
I just watched this with my gf thanks Kaze!
she tolerated it and wasnt interested
@@crazyfrogmix cry about it
@@crazyfrogmixjealous
gf (male)
@@crazyfrogmixcrazy frog would never slander anyone
Get out of here you imposter
Hi Kaze!
Grindset.
Thank you for keeping this editor
keeping what?
I like his own editing better
@@pockpock6382 keeping alive I presume
Kids wake up, new video from Daddy just dropped
Great analysis! Can't wait for return to yoshi's island
can you explain the FLJ next? the forwards long jump
kinda weird you didnt mention "movement" and how mario doesnt actually move, but just teleports everywhere.
THE VERITASIUM JAB HAH that was good
walls are just small force fields, this applies to real life as well, shame I can't snap to small floors below me
oh god the veratasium coins thing xD
This is a must see video
high quality video
I know which sandwich I'll be ordering in my lunch break today!
Can i pretty please get the song playing @ 4:30?? I know it but i cannot remember the name or what its from exactly!!!
It's the Starship Mario theme from Super Mario Galaxy 2 on Wii
@Luck__ADMN thanks! That explains why I recognized it but didn't *know* it. I never played that game. I need to someday...
I hope one day I can find a man that looks at me the same way Kaze looks at Mario 64.
welcome back pannenkoek2012
Nice!
Normal map reflections? Show ussssssssss 👀👀
OK, I need a video on how you achieved normal maps on the n64
great video an explanation!!
and the mod of yours got me interested and was wonder if you could port it to coop dx ( a mario 64 online pc ported game that supports rom hacks)
I just wonder is quantum tunneling is not working in similar way. Maybe in quantum world they are moving sometimes faster than light and cussing atoms ( light limit speed is limitation to reality clock speed - something like a particle are crossing one planck "pixel" on one clock tick. ) .
I'm Japanese, and this glitch technique is known in Japan as the butt warp.
Hey, kaze, your romhack Will need the expansion pack, and If yes, can you put a "no expansion pack mode" that is slight worst?