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Comicalflop wrote:
bkDJ wrote:
"Banjo-Tooie cannot be [played on mupen] because the plateau fire egg switch cannot be activated to open the gate to the witchyworld area."
Or can you get that to work too?
Unless this is resolved, I can't see a way to make a TAS for this game.
I believe it was resolved easily in mupen64plus, so couldn't the "patch" or whatever be ported to mupen64 rerecording?
I understand this might be an easier said than done situation, but has anyone looked into this?
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For BITFS, could you somehow use the Bob-Omb BLJ on the third tier and get the red coins quicker? I will provide an example .m64 if no one knows what I'm talking about.
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Uber bump.
.fm2 WIP here.Link to video
This WIP is around 1.5 seconds ahead (compared to this) when the final boss is killed I believe, but due to FCEUX emulating differently from FCEU, it ends up behind after the boss is dead. This is because FCEU emulates the space between the boss blowing up and the next level about 2 seconds quicker. But I believe slower more optimized movies have been accepted before?
Anyways, any comments, questions, protips, anything will be helpful! :)
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BrainStormer wrote:
Yea I find Mickey's run more entertaining as well. I would go 100% for Mickey's run being published instead. Who would be included as author and stuff like that is another issue but that's not my problem.
aw, you're still mad about not being included in this run?
that's cute. :)
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Derakon wrote:
Awhile back there seemed to be decent support for a 70-star run made under those conditions, but I don't remember if anyone actually started working on it. Of course, most people who have enough skill to make a top-quality SM64 TAS are not interested in making one that purposefully doesn't take advantage of all of the possible speed techniques.
I started to make one back in early 09, I think..? Anyways, the problem was I had to keep redoing it because it kept being obsoleted and it wasn't very fun to make because of all of the hill sliding.
For some reason this encode goes through the menu screen and other level transitions way too fast, causing the game to end at 4:55, but oh well.
Also in case anyone is wondering, the 9 frame improvement is at 3:40 in the new youtube encode, instead of just pulling up from the ledge, we let go and glitch up there anyways, big thanks to Eru for finding this.
