Perhaps we should change the Mario Star Road forum post into a general "Mario Hacks" post instead, so non Super Mario 64 TAS stuff isn't here.
A little off-topic, but are there any plans for a CCCless run in the future?
What am I missing, why is this still on the workbench after so long?
Glide. Like I have a choice. BTW, if you scroll up you'll see me telling you I had a glitched ending >_>
I do care about the emulator choice, so, if it's accepted, I want to be allowed to use Snes9x 1.43 on my future SNES runs. edit; I've been thinking better and I actually demand that they let me use the Snes9x 1:43 if it's accepted or not!
I was talking with Nahoc a while ago and he said that with his AVSync build he could start playing back a movie, load a state, then start recording. Whenever I try this, it starts recording and gets stuck on the first frame. Is this a matter of settings or could this be fixed if I got a new build? I really don't want to go back to using non AVsync, or having to record the entire movie for a WIP.
TAS Competition has been started once again. Bloobiebla and Sam will definitely enter, so I'm certain we will be able to see some very good submissions. Would be cool to see some new people joining as well ;) We might start doing the 100% run as a collaborative project soon, so if anyone is interested in taking part at that, he could use this task as some kind of warm up or practice for it.
How to detect the reset frame? I will save a state after it and load to capture from it.
How can I capture a movie with reset? Emulator freezes after it during capture (I use the proper version that can PLAYBACK it).
Are you working on this or something? I'm nearly finished with the Forest of Silence. I've managed to put the candle grab trick in and manipulate an extra crystal without wasting time. I've also reduced lag by manipulating the never ending spawns of skeletons and improved the platforming using the LGG (ledge grab glitch) better. The mini boss was manipulated to his death faster as well. If you want to know about the LGG I might be able to answer it. Basically I have to hit the jump button near a ledge and advance 2 frames then hit hit jump again. Holding jump at this point controls how high your ledge jump will be. In most causes you just want to hit jump, advance 2 frames, hit jump and release jump asap so you land on the platform as soon as possible. I usually have manually check what frame I can begin it with on each platform.