I can't neither ( I'm not sure of "neither" i'm french ), he take a loooooong time to do something... Who have a solution?
User above you wrote why this is the case.
Weegeechan15 wrote:
It was because I had no posts on the forum! When I made a post, I was then able to submit a movie. I'm guessing this is to prevent people from making an account to just spam the submission queue. Or it could just be a bug...idk lol.
Hello Alex76FR
It depends on the system framerate, which is usually around 60. So a frame is 1000/60, or ~16.667 milliseconds long.
On NES, the exact framerate is around 60.0988 fps, so it's probably closer to 16.639 milliseconds per frame.
OK...
So how to calculate the time of the TAS?
If you know the frame count of a TAS, you can find it by using BBCode like [frames]12345@60.0988[/frames] on the forum. It'll show like this: 03:25.41
Alternatively, you can upload the movie to userfiles and it will show you the movie time.
Alternatively if you want to manually calculate the time of a TAS from a framecount, divide your frame count by the framerate and you'll have the length of your movie in seconds. E.g, 1234 frames / 60.0988 fps = a 20.533 seconds long movie.
Hello Alex76FR
It depends on the system framerate, which is usually around 60. So a frame is 1000/60, or ~16.667 milliseconds long.
On NES, the exact framerate is around 60.0988 fps, so it's probably closer to 16.639 milliseconds per frame.
Hello ,
I make a TAS on Super Mario Bros and , for the time of the TAS ,1 frame = how many milliseconds or seconds? I suppose 1 frame = 1 millisecond but I am don't sure...
Thanks!
Whatever you say, oh if you return to saying it's not glitchless it wouldn't matter, you still broke the other rule of no sprint.
Nice work, breaking the meaning of "NO SPRINT"