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I'm surprised by how many people here only had their first publication this year. Many I would've expected to have been around longer.
Aside from the ones already mentioned, I nominate KFCMARIO for his excellent SMB2 work.
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Wholly enjoyable movie, fast and fluid, and with less of the sound channel muting the mega buster charging does that made my cry so very much in MMXt1. Yes vote.
Thanks for linking this, I didn't know of this particular run yet. The Beelzebub skip Jman points out in there definitely sounds like something that should be investigated. Also, with tool assistance, sub 2-hours definitely must be possible.
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Wow, this looks gorgeous. I especially like the damage boosts to cut down ladders and go faster - very true to Maze of Galious indeed. I just think some manipulation for the enemies and item drops is in order, I think a lot of time could be saved that way.
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cwizkim wrote:
Nice run and nice improvement! Of course not as awesome as some of the other categories for this game, but that's the nature of glitching away the majority of the game.
Here's my quick temp downloadable encode (for 60 fps, @ crf 23, 31.05MB):
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3jd9u54dszmxa12
Hopefully this one's not borked.
Thanks for the encode, qwizkim!
Having watched the entire run now, I can say that it was a nice improvement. Well deserving a yes vote.
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JWinslow23 wrote:
Also, I don't know if this will affect it, but I got an error message before starting Final Burn Alpha that informed me of missing two different .dll files.
This will very likely be your issue. You should be able to find the missing .dll files using Google.
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ventuz wrote:
scrimpeh wrote:
If you don't have your own webspace to store the avatars on, Dropbox is your best bet.
I don't see how Dropbox will get you mood avatar to work, every single file or image link address is TOTALLY different and you can't control / change it.
I didn't know that, sorry. Dropbox is out of the question as well, then.
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YoungJ1997lol wrote:
FractalFusion wrote:
In profile, you'll need to put $ in the URL. The site will replace the $ with the number corresponding to whichever mood avatar you choose.
For example, if you enter "http://tasvideos.org/avatar$.png" as the URL, then mood 1 will use "http://tasvideos.org/avatar1.png", mood 2 will use "http://tasvideos.org/avatar2.png", and so on.
All your mood avatars must be located at the same path and the same name except for the mood number.
I know that, but how do I get the link to the folder/file of the avatar? It's supposed to be dl.dropbox.com/web something.
Fundamentally, you are referring to a web directory in which all of your avatars are stored using a regular filename scheme. If you don't have your own webspace to store the avatars on, Dropbox is your best bet. Consult the FAQs and the like to figure out how to use Dropbox and set up a directory so that you can use it for mood avatars.
