This topic is for the purpose of discussing #2713: Hadron's SNES Dinomar Adventure of a SMWCentral User - Dinomar-Yidi Version in 16:42.50

So, "in 16:42" is a new category of runs, I see? Will we see more games "in 16:42"? Either way, while a Mario hack always is interesting, I'm gonna wait for an encode before I vote.

I don't think you know, but hacks aren't allowed in tasvideos.org

I don't think you know, but hacks aren't allowed in tasvideos.org

False. Hacks are acceptable; they are just judged alongside the rest of the submission.

I don't think you know, but hacks aren't allowed in tasvideos.org

False. Hacks are acceptable; they are just judged alongside the rest of the submission.

I agree with this

It's been pointed out (on IRC) that this run was submitted by one BBkaizo, whereas the author is Hadron. Does Hadron know his run has been submitted here, and is he okay with this?

Hack can be downloadable at SMW Central http://www.smwcentral.net/?p=showhack&id=4087

Voting no on the basis that this fails to complete the game, or, in the event that this is everything there is, that the hack is incomplete.

Alright, after watching this (syncs only with the Dinomar/Yidi patch btw), the run looks well optimized, although maybe while flying, you could have avoided bumping into walls. The hack apparently is incomplete though, so "No" for the very same reason as sgrunt. Anyway, who did make this run now, you or Hadron?

Voting no for the following reasons: Run doesn't complete the game Game doesn't complete the game Not very optimized Hack isn't very good or interesting Run isn't entertaining Since this is bound for gruefood and will never be seen again, I would like to say Ponk Berry

Hello guys. Yeah, I'm the creator of that run, I made it a few months ago. I never wanted to release it on TASvideos.org, because I knew, that my TAS is pretty "noobish" (not enough optimized, has a lot of flaws) compared to the "real" TASes. I make speedruns of certain Mario hacks only for my YouTube Channel, and absolutely just for fun. That's why it's a bit lazy, and of course, I still have to learn a lot. Anyways, no, I didn't know about this submission (BBKaizo never told me this, fsvgm777 warned me on IRC) (also, this was the first time, when I uploaded an .smv file, so it's good to learn from that >_>). I never wanted to submit this TAS to TASvideos, since I knew, they wouldn't accept it. So please, delete this submission, and sorry for this little mistake (not my fault though..).

Thanks for letting us know, Hadron, and don't worry about it. It's not your fault that someone else submitted your run without permission. Good luck with your speedrunning!

om, nom, nom... juicy!

Hey Hadron, even though you didn't want to submit it here (which was wise), I enjoyed watching it. Looked at some more stuff on your youtube channel, fun stuff. Good luck in that SMW Video Challenge, if it's not finished already, looked like fun.

cant watch anyway -the ips downt work -i found i need a clean version -then i found my clean version need to be hex edit -so i gave up, i dont understand nothing about this Question: How do I convert a headerless ROM to headered? Answer: Use a hex editor or other tool to insert 512 bytes at the beginning of the ROM file. To pass the online Clean ROM Verifier, you must start with the American version of SMW, the first byte must be '40', and the remaining 511 bytes must be '00'.

(I hope I still can post here..) Woah...thanks a bunch, Fabian (yeah, I know I'm pretty late). (hey, I know you made some great SMW TASes, like the Super Demo World TAS, right?) Oh, the SMW video challenge isn't finished yet, of course you can check it out here (or join as well if you would like to =)) Thanks again. wicked: if you want to watch it, watch my encode of it on YouTube: Part 1 Part 2