Nebs 'n Debs is a new (released in 2019) game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System.
Of note that while I didn't experience that particular issue, the audio completely dies in my AVI dump at frame 69072 (in the improvement movie file keylie posted).
The reason why the prologue cutscene is skippable in 1.2.6.0 is that in earlier versions, it is possible to skip the prologue by pausing exactly when the cutscene begins (either frame-perfect input or two frames, I'm not sure). Because it would lead to many resets and could give a solid lead in races, the speedrunning community advised the devs to do something about it, and the best solution was to make the cutscene skippable (at any time, of course). Of course, the TAS could be updated to use 1.2.6.1, the TAS would likely sync on this newer version.
a player earlier today stumbled upon a way to skip the prologue cutscene, saving 19 seconds of TAS ingame time and similar timesave for RTA. we are getting into contact with kilaye/keylie to update the submission to include it in the run, along with a few other frames found here and there since this submission. hopefully won't take longer than a couple days, should be relatively easy to implement.
System.MissingMethodException: Méthode introuvable : 'Void OpenTK.Graphics.IGraphicsContext.set_VSync(Boolean)'.
à OpenTK.GLControl.set_VSync(Boolean value)
à BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.DisplayManager.UpdateSourceDrawingWork(JobInfo job)
à BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.DisplayManager.UpdateSourceInternal(JobInfo job)
à BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.MainForm.Render()
à BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.MainForm.ProgramRunLoop()
à BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.Program.Win32MainLoopCrashHandler.TryCatchFinally(String[] args)I cannot figure out where the download link is on this page https://ci.appveyor.com/project/zeromus/bizhawk-udexo
That’s some complex sync settings.. I’m afraid that breaks the rules with “no hassle”.
The 1000 FPS part is an internal setting of the game.
Forgot to mention before, but I noticed that the publication don't have "Heavy luck manipulation" tag - notably those pauses from boss 3 onwards.
I'm sorry about the map script causing issues. I did make a couple changes after feos' encode (which I assume is the script you're using), but I don't think those should cause any problems that outright crash. If you have any trace logs, I'll take a look and see if there are further improvements to the script.
(for the record, this also happens in feos's encode roughly 10 minutes in)
Not sure if that can be fixed, though, as this was with the most recent version of the script.
EDIT: Well isn't that fan-flipping-tastic. I now have BizHawk crash at complete random when trying to dump with the map script, resulting in the AVI dump being invalid. If this continues, I have two choices: Either I publish without an alternate encode with the map script, or I outright drop it.
BTW, have I mentioned the Lua script makes the emulator run at 15 FPS? (okay, that's not fmp's fault)
EDIT 2: Sorry, but I'm dropping it (until I can somehow get a full dump with the map script without the emulator crashing, and I have no idea what's causing the crash in the first place). Maybe someone else will have better luck.
To the post above me: - bootgod disagrees you, using Adventures in the Magic Kingdom, Disney's http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/profile.php?id=118 - the official manual also, constantly using (at least 4 times) "Adventures in the Magic Kingdom"
final edit sheet: On a relevant note for other disney game: - TAS: [2441] NES DuckTales by Aglar & MESHUGGAH in 07:04.73 (no space betwee Duck and Tales) - Youtube encode of the tas: [TAS] NES Duck Tales by Aglar & MESHUGGAH in 07:04.73 (space between Duck and Tales) - Official manual: DUCKTALES - bootgod: DuckTales, Disney's http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/profile.php?id=1985
I very strongly disagree with using "Disney" as part of the game's title here. One might argue that that is this game's full name, and to that I say it is not. Just because the Disney logo appears on this game's cover above the title does not mean that it is part of the title. On the bottom left corner of the Super Mario 64 DS case stands the Nintendo logo. So should we here call it "Super Mario 64 DS Nintendo"? Furthermore, until now this is the first time I've ever heard the game referred to as "DISNEY Adventures in the Magic Kingdom." Whether or not this is the full name of the game, which I disagree that it is, it's still not nearly common enough to warrant a publication under that name. Even its own Wikipedia article doesn't use that as the article title, or even list that even ONCE as the game's full name. It is simply called "Adventures in the Magic Kingdom." Nothing more, nothing less. It bothers me that it is referred to under this name at all, anywhere, much more that it happened on this site.