2. Due to Mission Branching, AC1 can not attain 100% completion without first completing the game and reloading into a "post completion" state - which would then have no "clear" completion credits/end screen.
This request is confusing me. Are you sure this issue is related to my case? I don't remember having this problem nor fixing it. It wasn't mentioned in LibTAS/Undertale installation guide that was made by Luke for UT Community 10 days ago either, and there are people that started to do TASes by following this guide.
Also this seems to be needed for video dumping: Post #490172Language: shellsudo apt-get install libopenal1:i386 libssl1.0.0:i386 libglu1-mesa:i386
^ BizHawk's N64 Debugger
The warp only appears if you make all the objects of that area spawn, which requires spawning all the previous areas objects. Post #429623
Namely, is the checkpoint skip seen at 1:41 in the 2 player warps TAS usable in the warpless TAS? Or does this skip prevent the level end from loading?
The Resource page says that you can't spawn level end checkpoint unless you activate all the previous ones. I dared to disbelieve that and so I started testing. I skipped the last checkpoint, then I found out there was an invisible wall right before the next platform that I couldn't pass. I thought it's because the snowman hasn't destroyed the wall, so I did the left+right thing to show the wall on the screen. He crashed it and I was going to try passing the invisible wall once again, and it didn't disappear, and I occasionally started falling down while my sprite remained shifted way to the right. The screen went from high to low in a certain way, and suddenly EVERYTHING SPAWNED! But when I went down to activate the end checkpoint, it couldn't spawn because the screen was too high, and I couldn't move it lower since my sprite was shifted up. When I manipulated my position to make checkpoint spawn, I finally found out it indeed fails to end the level, it just increases the checkpoint value to tell the game where to respawn you if you die. So yeah, you must activate them all.
Additionally, going back to 1:41 in the encode above again, how exactly does the clip into the floor work? I get that it's based on pressing L+R simultaneously to alter your toad's walk plane position or whatever it's called, but what position are you aiming for, and where does this put you on the map?
