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feos wrote:
Can you use \n in hawk subtitles as a linebreak?
That does not seem to work on system unfortunately.
https://puu.sh/GqClA/a00f0f7c8d.png
Ok here is the latest take with the subtitles. includes the delete, and also explains that the subtitle window accessed through the menu from the game view window is for View only, and the one accessed in TasStudio via Metadata -> Subititles is the one where you can Edit.
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Bizhawk Subtitles
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Edit: Replaced above link with one that explained about needing to have brief comments to fit the 1x scale.
Edit: Need to replace the above vid again since it is possible to delete a row by pressing the Delete button on the keyboard on selection of a row.
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Bizhawk : TasStudio Basics
Link to video
Basics on how to open movies and use the piano roll.
Mouse Wheel Notes:
Right Mouse Button + Wheel Up: will scroll up. Same as scrolling a webpage/document up.
Middle Mouse Button: Toggle Play and Pause.
Right Mouse Button + Wheel Up: will scroll down. . Same as scrolling a webpage/document down.
Page Up and Page Down can also be used to navigate up and down the piano roll.
You can hold the ">" for frame advance. Also hold the "<" for Rewind.
Hovering over a button will pop up a tooltip with a description of its functionality.
TasStudio: .tasproj and .bk2 Files
Link to video
TasStudio: Branches
[made private due to being old version]
Hovering over the Branch in the Branches area will pop up with a screenshot.
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While the game is really slow there are enough things going on to make it interesting. Looks like a lot of work was put into this. While I was not super entertained probably because I am not familiar with this game I thought it was good. Yes.
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My thought on this tie breaker rule debate is that it is a waste of breath considering how extremely unlikely a tie is...if amusing to talk about it. Also if a team gets the optimal time AND a better score than another it might mean more routing and time put into it so I would not mind that being a tie breaker. If there is a tie then I will eat my shorts.
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InfamousKnight wrote:
For those curious, I was never afraid of this virus since day 1. I'm 25 years old working at a grocery store. The deaths in my state are pretty low and the cases are high because so many people are getting tested even when not showing any symptoms. I never got tested because if I test positive, I would have to be quarantined for 2 weeks. This pandemic is also comparable to the 1918 Spanish flu.
Well just act like you might be asymptomatic to be safe since even if you don't have any obvious symptoms you can still spread it.
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Relax man. If you have a decent submission that cannot be fixed without a lot of work then it will probably be accepted. Freaking out, acting like a jerk, or over reacting will only make you look bad. Just answer the questions.
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"This run uses the easiest difficulty", is a point of concern. There do seem to be some tasy jump in the pond level. This game seems slow, but I don't know if this is optimized or not. Getting hit in the water level looks bad, but it may be faster. Probably will need someone to check it. The slow game is bland with bad music, voting No for entertainment.
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How about Logitech Trackman Marble Trackball Mouse – Wired USB Ergonomic Mouse for Computers, with 4 Programmable Buttons, Dark Gray?
Would fit larger hands I believe. The thing is pretty big.
There is a button assigned to the wheel scroll functionality, it acts like the scroll.
It is wired USB.
Has 2 buttons on either side.
DPI I don't think makes sense as a measurement for this trackballs, but you can adjust the sensitivity with the trackball.
Ambi friendly. I have on occasion hurt a hand so sometimes I would switch mouse hands and this works for that. I actually have the buttons reversed so the right click is on the left side, for some reason I like that better.
Right now about $25. Not sure on how long it will last but been good for a little over a year.
The only issue I had with it was I accidentally peeled off a support rubber piece on the bottom, but even with that still good since you only need to move the trackball.
You will need to pull out the ball and clean off the lint inside every once in a while.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001F42MKG?tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=osi&th=1&psc=1
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You have my respect for your charity work, but there is a lot of risk involved in spending a lot more than what you take in. Especially if as you said your kids would benefit from donations in your signature. Maybe for the next couple years you could do more cost savings such as doing more remote online charity events to recoup those losses. Things are now extremely risky with job security and the overall health of the international financial systems and you might want to save up money just in case.
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Submission #6647: RingRush's N64 Donkey Kong 64 in 26:46.83. Has an impressively long list of interesting bugs and sequence breaks. I enjoyed understanding the glitches and watching it evolve to this level.
http://tasvideos.org/4192M.html
