dolphin-master-5.0-3334-x64 Test movie: 55508 inputss ~ 5:08. 3x native internal resolution, 1080p, anti-aliasing 8x msaa, 8x anisotropic filtering without FFV1, crappy video dump ~ 100mb (2 730 kb/s), horribly pixellated. with FFV1, good video dump ~6.76gb (189 mb/s), good, obviously.. Since when dumping without FFV1 become so crappy? A few months ago, I don't remenber what rev, rendering without FFV1 was very good. Here is a quick comparative encode, at 9000 kb/s (~334mb each) see @ ~2:00 Link to video Link to video
Alright, so I'll detail the three different endings here: The ending in the current movie is what plays when you have not beaten all the boards nor unlocked all the minigames. Christopher Robin tells you there's still more left to explore. No credits play, but it's the fastest way to reach the end. A different ending plays if all the boards are beaten, but not all the minigames unlocked (the scenario you bring up). In it, there are extra cutscenes and the credits play. Christopher Robin tells you there's still more left to explore. Achieving this ending will probably only require an extra minute and a half of gameplay. The best ending only appears after beating all boards and unlocking all four minigames. It plays out exactly the same as the previous ending, (extra cutscenes, credits, and all) except Christopher Robin tells you you've found everything, and there's an ending image reading, "I have graduated from the 100 Acre Wood!". Since the minigames are long and on large tangents, this ending would probably require twice the length of the current movie. *VERY IMPORTANT* So I just discovered like yesterday that there exists a Japanese version of this game. As expected, the text scrolling is way faster, and I would like to redo the entire TAS on that version. Therefore, I do plan to cancel this submission. Before cancelling, however, I would like your input on whether the end goal I chose here is deemed "sufficient game completion" by TASVideos. I assume it's a case-by-case basis, but upon further inspection of the rules, I'm unsure whether or not the site considers this an "incomplete" ending or just not the "best" ending. Thanks!
So how close are we now to getting a rr emulator? Lots of exciting games available to TAS on PSP...
A little late in responding but what's the prerequisite installer?
Honest question - did this not qualify for vault for some reason? (I admit I couldn't stomach making it through the first rap, which is still rattling around disturbingly in my head in a way that concerns me that it is growing on me, but I digress.) I mean, sure, this is clearly an awful game, but was there a technicality I missed? Just curious.
I had this game for the Xbox and seeing it destroyed like this is awesome. Sure, compared to game has fewer tricks but I love the atmosphere. Yes, I have a soft spot for the music. Please don't judge me. :)
Wow. I never really thought you could beat this game that fast. What was that glitch you used on the Gargamel rap? That was incredible.
In a game i'm TASing, the fastest form of movement causes the screen to blur for a few frames once every second. In Dolphin, disabling fog removes the blur and also makes the game look better by removing a few other filters. This movement technique wasn't known until recently so most of the levels in the TAS don't do it. Is it possible to request that the official TASvideos encode disables fog in the later levels for entertainment reasons? I'll make a comparison video between fog vs. no fog once I finish the level i'm working on.
I really think this movie deserves a 'Notable Improvement' lightning bolt. Is it too late for a judge to make it happen?
So the movie was rejected for a rule that didn't exist at the time the run was submitted?
I just started a TAS of this game and wanted to play it back. So, when I first made the TAS, there was not the message ''a save file has been created.'' But when I played it back, it was suddenly appearing, desyncing my movie. Can anyone help? EDIT: When I load a state right before the message appears, the movie syncs without the message even appearing.
Requires an AMD GPU running with OpenGL, 1x native resolution, no anti-aliasing, 1x texture filtering.Use a better emulator.
The bootup in this video prevents all epileptic seizures? That's amazing.
