When I look at https://tasvideos.org/Activity, the "Time Since Last" is not resetting to zero, neither when I accept or claim a submission. today, it went from 17 to 9...which doesn't make sense.
admins have access to private messages.
Then there was a big discussion about unpublishing runs and stuff.
What's concerning to me, though, is that the form returns with all credentials as plain text. This means the pass went to the server and back without any type of obfuscation. Pretty sure this isn't too safe.
But the same thing can be applied to the x axis and that one isn't "inverted".
There is nothing "wrong" or "inverted" here. The Cartesian coordinate system you mentioned doesn't define a direction. Your image is just one way of depicting it. Stuff could be diagonal for what it's worth.
I see. It must be a Xinput/DirectInput naming convention thing because even Retroarch has the inverted y axis baked in its options even if you haven't configured controller inputs. So I supposed it has become so common, that everyone is naming it that way even if it's wrong/inverted.
In my opinion, a judge should make judgements based on current existing rules, instead of judging while making & changing rules. Or at least, there should be further discussions and community consensus, before change of rules took place.
A judge changed the MovieRules just to reject my TAS, how should this be allowed?
Rules are rules. The current Wiki: MovieRules are comprehensive enough. You can't change the rules just because you don't like my movie.
Just remembered another thing: x264 wants dimensions to be multiples of 4.
I'm assuming that the new post indicators are the "yellow document" icons that I'm seeing now? If so, they don't seem to be clickable, which makes them a lot less useful than in the old forum.
I updated the info for PCem. You no longer need to apply the patch to regular PCem, TASVideos now has its own fork. Keylie got it working with the new v15, so you can get it here: https://github.com/TASVideos/pcem/tree/v15_235273a