You can try to install libTAS using WSL2 in windows.
https://bluemaxima.org/kahvibreak/ BlueMaxima's Kahvibreak is a collection of Java 2 Micro Edition mobile phone games, presented using the Flashpoint Launcher and emulated via the J2ME emulators KEmulator and FreeJ2ME (the most appropriate emulator is picked for the job). https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/ BlueMaxima's Flashpoint is a Flash game and animation preservation project that allows for the usage of over 100,000 rich web applications that are no longer possible to play online.
So no description of what it changes (and why) either?
This game requires a certain optimization technique. You can only move on a square grid. But platforms move slowly. So in places where you have to wait, you need to adjust your timing to be able to get closer to the very edge of the platform. Then when you arrive to a new platform, you're now closer to it, so you can jump on it sooner. In addition to that, one should test various paths, because objects on the road can allow for a whole bunch of paths, and one can be faster than another.
MrTASer, would you like to try beating my times and learn techniques I used to beat yours?
The TAS is really well done for the levels it was given, but those missing things in the DS version of the game dragged the entertainment down for me from what it could have been.
Main RAM is only 0x1000000 bytes big, and thus would only allow a range of 0-0xFFFFFF. Those addresses you got look like System Bus addresses to Main RAM. You can either leave out the first 2 digits and just use Main RAM or put the full number in with the ARM9 System Bus
Is there any kind of source/origin of this hack in the form of a patch file?
Is there any kind of description of this hack and source/origin in the form of a patch file?