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Posted: 4/26/2018 7:31โ€ฏPM
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boct1584 wrote:
What you seem to be wanting to do with that post is to reset after beating Kraid but before you can Up+A warp, and resume the game with a password the game hasn't actually given you yet. Do I have that right?
(Question regarding my NES Metroid) - Yes, using the password generated in the TAS but instead resetting the game and using the never saw password as result. And it's not allowed. Mothrayas' explanation here.
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Also, to unlock a character to play the game with, to play special levels, or play the game in some unusual way.
I've asked something similar earlier: Unlocking a "powerful" character through a code is not allowed if it's a consequence (reward) of finishing the game. Here's Mothrayas' comment on my question from here:
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In other words, using codes or passwords is acceptable but only to unlock a new difficulty or unlock new areas. It is not acceptable to use passwords for upgrading characters, unlocking new characters, or anything else other than aforementioned.
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Posted: 4/26/2018 5:50โ€ฏPM
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Your link missing a http tag. Link: http://goo.gl/bXKrgV Regarding your panel idea, I could imagine a contest similarly like the Streemerz was. In case someone has the balls to lead the panel as well organize it into production value.
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Posted: 4/24/2018 11:45โ€ฏAM
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Bisqwit: while I was iniitally just wrote it to express the vault rule (no board games), I appreciate the nicely wrote down features. Thanks.
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Posted: 4/23/2018 5:09โ€ฏPM
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I think SummoningSalt is the closest in terms of "speedrun history" with added "TAS moments". If your question is "is there anyone who would watch this", the answer is yes. I think I don't even need to mention half A presses in parallel universes or creating tedious scenarios for the sake of very short living moment. Presenting and explaining some TASes' elaborate tricks is another thing.
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Posted: 4/23/2018 5:00โ€ฏPM
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Question 1: My guess is that some people found a few variables using RAM Search and then used a debugger or trace logger to move on the structure of these variables. Question 2: So your method was: 1. You had mario's Y position 2. You moved mario to match his Y position with bobombs position 3. You found probably thousands of variables that were also useful I have two tips for this method: 1. You can also use cheat or poke the memory to make mario's Y position to a distinct number (a number that doesn't occurs that much, let's say 1499) 2. You can filter results also by discarding other addresses. For example, if you know bobomb didn't moved between 2 frames, you can search for "unchanged" values. The same way you could search "increased" value instead of simply "changed" value.
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Posted: 4/20/2018 1:30โ€ฏPM
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Is that an educational board game?
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Posted: 4/20/2018 1:27โ€ฏPM
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Regarding entertainment, the game has lag frames which we also abused at one point for a 1 frame save. This means we had very few opportunities to increase entertainment.
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Posted: 4/19/2018 12:17โ€ฏPM
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Might be interesting fact about the two versions according to The Room Cutting Floor: "the English version of Street Fighter 2010 was actually developed before the Japanese version despite its allegedly later release. Evidence for this can be found on the internal data from the Japanese ROM, which contains leftover text string from the English opening at offset 0x158EE, as well as the graphic for the game's subtitle, which went unused in the Japanese version." Just saying cause I also added initially as "2010 Street Fighter" name because many websites referred like this. edit: And I voted yes.
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Posted: 4/12/2018 7:30โ€ฏAM
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Nach wrote:
If the main goal is to actually collect them wherever they are, even if it means warping to them, and you did so, then you completed your objective. If you just put an item into your menu but did not actually collect them, then you did not complete your objective.
Errr... I could argue with that (NES Megaman TAS completing the game without flagged as completed).
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Would it be acceptable to die in a game with password system and then input the acquired password for death warp?
edit: I'm not a judge. AFAIK nope. I've asked it during NES Metroid. edit2: Post here Don't know the underlying rule though but something like "passwords only used to unlock harder difficulties".
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Posted: 4/11/2018 1:03โ€ฏPM
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If you already know some addresses, you can use the debugger to break on accessing these values, so you can easily figure out how is it stored and how is it displayed. Relevant subroutine starts around $93DC after checking it fast.
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Posted: 4/10/2018 7:24โ€ฏAM
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On CryoScythe line 56 playerX, line 56 playeY at yours. Yes, I mean that the game is already simple enough to avoid relying on the memory (so the AI could capture and process the image every frame), but it's not a problem if this is what you want. And obviously image processing would have a larger impact on performance. Regarding displaying, do you mean like old games minimap? (Warcraft, Stracraft etc). And what is the question / problem?
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Posted: 4/10/2018 6:59โ€ฏAM
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I think the original ROM is this: 3f57d4e4eddf5532a95ec071b3f414a9 *Toy Story (Unl).nes It's part of the GoodNES.
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Posted: 4/9/2018 1:55โ€ฏPM
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1. Enemy spawn timers: most levels have unique timers for spawning enemies (edit: the addresses seems a bit random, don't know why) 0x124 P1L1, also P2L1 0x65E P1L5 (pig falling from above) 2. Portal skipping but no enemy spawned: So we need to spawn enemy ASAP on P2L3 after 2nd portal skip on P2L2. It looks like we can't add delays beforehand (on P2L1 before taking last hit). I think that pausing and unpausing ASAP is the fastest one (FCEUX: 7441th frame pause, 7446th frame unpause). The timer seems to be 0x65F. Latest userfile: User movie #46332766305389526 edit: your movie is also 24655 frames long, didn't you forgot to remove 1 frame somewhere?
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Posted: 4/9/2018 11:53โ€ฏAM
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Only read the source code. Please read it as someone trying to help. 1. The two repository has different code, CryoScythe seems to be a bit newer. You should link the latest code aswell to OP. 2. function GetPlayerY() playerX = mainmemory.readbyte(0x070F)? maybe it's correct, but this kind of "inconsistency" (two different functions but one function does the same as the previous function without any mention) can distract potential users/devs. I mean you should have some comments about why does it structured like this 3. Do you know neural networking already or just learning it for the first time? (As I couldn't find the required things like weighting actions, iteration counting, learning rate etc). I only see a generic AI using the memory and then doing the same thing over and over again. Is it really neural network is what you are trying to build? edit: I mean that Space Invaders is already easy enough to solve it without relying on the memory.
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Posted: 4/6/2018 7:17โ€ฏAM
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SNES Jurassic Park 2 also has very good music by Ocean
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Posted: 4/5/2018 2:54โ€ฏPM
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Okay, let's take it serious. If someone makes a TAS of SNES Donkey Kong Country 2 pulling of the save glitch (Masterjun used it to make a christmas present TAS AFAIK), can I use that particular SRAM which resulted by that TAS? If yes, am I allowed to just simply edit those bytes to those values? There are many SNES games where SRAM corruption happens so this is completely a working in real life glitch.
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Posted: 4/4/2018 2:51โ€ฏPM
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Nice catch! - 1st portal room fastest exit is jumping at 6761st frame (6760th in neshawk, your movie uses this already) - "entering 3 frames later results on a earlier loading to the next "scene"" -> hmm hmm.. are you sure about this? I can only jump 6773rd next time and its slower Notes to myself: check enemy spawn where it's not timer based, write down frame rules portal - after the 2-3 lag frames, 0x5E9 == 127, decreases 1 per frame, turns to 64 instead of 0 (fade in and portal drawn), 61, 49, 37 (every 12nd frame) is the "fast portal trick". Rolls back to 64 if not entered in.
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Posted: 4/4/2018 1:36โ€ฏPM
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I was waiting for an elaborated rejection regarding SRAM + uninit RAM rules territory. Okay... so... If the lsnes SRAM is valid, what other set of bytes can be valid? Or other words, if lsnes SRAM is known to be invalid, what should be valid? SethBling's 0x101 byte is 1. lsnes is 0. This TAS is FF. Also if Masterjun could make an ACE without relying on uninit RAM and SRAM modification, changing these two while making a verification movie, should he submit this movie again but without rejection? This also sounds.... educational. edit: AFAIK you can ACE on console without relying on SRAM and uninit RAM. Adding this text to avoid useless debates.
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Posted: 4/3/2018 11:48โ€ฏAM
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I see more effort in creating the game than this TAS. Very educational, reject it.
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Posted: 4/3/2018 9:03โ€ฏAM
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Is there any public information regarding the source of the claimer?
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Posted: 4/3/2018 8:51โ€ฏAM
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SethBling's SRAM stats (note: I don't know iif he is him nor it's a valid SRAM dump): 
Code:     1 0x1 '' Count: 34
Code:     2 0x2 '' Count: 22
Code:     3 0x3 '' Count: 9
Code:     4 0x4 '' Count: 5
Code:     6 0x6 '' Count: 8
Code:     7 0x7 '' Count: 4
Code:     8 0x8 '' Count: 7
Code:    15 0xF '' Count: 1
Code:    18 0x12 '' Count: 3
Code:    23 0x17 '' Count: 6
Code:    32 0x20 ' ' Count: 686 -- this is 0x00. There's no 0x20 in the dump
Code:    39 0x27 ''' Count: 2
Code:    41 0x29 ')' Count: 2
Code:    44 0x2C ',' Count: 2
Code:    48 0x30 '0' Count: 1
Code:    55 0x37 '7' Count: 2
Code:    57 0x39 '9' Count: 1
Code:    58 0x3A ':' Count: 2
Code:    59 0x3B ';' Count: 1
Code:    64 0x40 '@' Count: 2
Code:    65 0x41 'A' Count: 2
Code:    70 0x46 'F' Count: 2
Code:    73 0x49 'I' Count: 1
Code:    74 0x4A 'J' Count: 1
Code:    79 0x4F 'O' Count: 3
Code:    84 0x54 'T' Count: 1102 -- 53.8% of T
Code:    85 0x55 'U' Count: 4
Code:    86 0x56 'V' Count: 1
Code:    87 0x57 'W' Count: 1
Code:    88 0x58 'X' Count: 3
Code:    90 0x5A 'Z' Count: 1
Code:    91 0x5B '[' Count: 1
Code:   101 0x65 'e' Count: 2
Code:   104 0x68 'h' Count: 8
Code:   105 0x69 'i' Count: 2
Code:   118 0x76 'v' Count: 1
Code:   120 0x78 'x' Count: 8
Code:   125 0x7D '}' Count: 2
Code:   127 0x7F '' Count: 2
Code:   129 0x81 'ย' Count: 2
Code:   141 0x8D 'ย' Count: 2
Code:   143 0x8F 'ย' Count: 1
Code:   157 0x9D 'ย' Count: 1
Code:   165 0xA5 'ยฅ' Count: 1
Code:   168 0xA8 'ยจ' Count: 3
Code:   172 0xAC 'ยฌ' Count: 3
Code:   174 0xAE 'ยฎ' Count: 1
Code:   184 0xB8 'ยธ' Count: 2
Code:   209 0xD1 'ร‘' Count: 1
Code:   231 0xE7 'รง' Count: 2
Code:   235 0xEB 'รซ' Count: 1
Code:   238 0xEE 'รฎ' Count: 1
Code:   240 0xF0 'รฐ' Count: 2
Code:   246 0xF6 'รถ' Count: 1
Code:   249 0xF9 'รน' Count: 1
Code:   250 0xFA 'รบ' Count: 3
Code:   252 0xFC 'รผ' Count: 1
Code:   253 0xFD 'รฝ' Count: 6
Code:   255 0xFF 'รฟ' Count: 7
Code:   338 0x152 'ล’' Count: 14
Code:   352 0x160 'ล ' Count: 3
Code:   381 0x17D 'ลฝ' Count: 4
Code:   402 0x192 'ฦ’' Count: 13
Code:  8216 0x2018 'โ€˜' Count: 1
Code:  8222 0x201E 'โ€ž' Count: 2
Code:  8224 0x2020 'โ€ ' Count: 2
Code:  8225 0x2021 'โ€ก' Count: 4
Code:  8230 0x2026 'โ€ฆ' Count: 6
Code:  8240 0x2030 'โ€ฐ' Count: 7
Code:  8249 0x2039 'โ€น' Count: 2
Code:  8250 0x203A 'โ€บ' Count: 1
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Posted: 4/3/2018 8:40โ€ฏAM
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Now do a fastest game over with glitched sound achieving ACE without leaving the menu with only Super Scope. Blind folded. No Force of Will.
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Posted: 4/3/2018 8:34โ€ฏAM
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Didn't watch. Didn't enjoy. Read the submission text. Smiled on the TASing golden rule. Rejection.
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Posted: 4/2/2018 12:34โ€ฏPM
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I think I understand what you wrote (DMCA reporting doesn't have these categories), but the "Please note that a copy of each legal notice we receive may be sent to the Lumen project" is there whatever I want to report. I could fill in a cyberbully report of wide range of google products with a newly created google account, of course I didn't sent it. So it's dead easy unfortunately. edit: my professional countdown until 00:00 april 30th https://bit.ly/2pZg343 is obsolete :)
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Posted: 4/2/2018 8:20โ€ฏAM
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The sound effect is 2/10. Rating comes from intelligent conservative anal.: 1. Open https://viewsync.net/watch?v=mGWzwln9tyQ&t=203&v=TcDviyp3uO0&t=72&mode=solo 2. Play 3. Cry 4. Ace
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