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Radiant wrote:
Well, since we already have a tag for "unofficial game", it would make sense to also have one for hacks or modifications. It doesn't have to be a checkbox, but categorizing them would be useful.
Note that a hack is not the same thing as an unofficial game, and the site has different rules for both (i.e. hacks are not eligible for Vault tier, and unofficial games are). I see that there's a handful of hacks in the "unofficial game" category which arguably shouldn't be there. After all, Super Demo World is a different kind than Cheetahmen.
Reasonable point.
However, the thread is discussing a checkbox for submissions, not publications, as is indicated in the title.
That said, hacks are practically by definition unofficial games, so they do correctly fall under the "unofficial game" tag. An additional separate publication tag for hacks may be worthwhile to add though.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
Sorry for trying to help. Is it that hard to explain where I’m wrong when I make questions? Wow.
First off, realize that uninformed posts/suggestions like this do not help anyone. If you have actual questions, post those in a relevant thread and not in a way that you're trying to "prove" something.
I'm being serious here when I say that you do not know what you are talking about, as all you are doing is some vague inferring from some video material. I know you follow Street Fighter a lot, but this game is not Street Fighter, as you seem to have no concept of how input works in this game (as you assumed a 2-frame input was improvable with no evidence), moves (not at all knowing Yoshi's Healing move), variations in moves (Spinning Harakiri is not the same as Harakiri, and importantly, they do not have the same damage properties either), or stances (good luck landing a Harakiri facing front without using some other move first).
And keep in mind, I'm not a Tekken 3 pro by any means. This is simple basic research that you can figure out by picking up the game once and looking up a movelist. So do that when trying to think of improvements, it's not hard and you won't run the risk of sounding like someone who has no clue of what's actually going on.
Also, you are intentionally misquoting me here by leaving out the part where I actually explain what's happening and where you were wrong. Do not try this again or I will be less friendly to you next time.
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That is the regular harakiri, which hits backwards and can thus only be effective if your back faces the opponent (which is done by the other move), and does less damage than the spinning harakiri (so won't OHKO the opponent).
I thought you would have learned anything from the previous argument we've had, but apparently not. Play the game before coming up with ideas like this, as you are again not knowing what you're talking about.
EDIT: Re: second link: that is Yoshimitsu's healing move, and not only does it waste time and you can't harakiri out of it, but it doesn't even end Yoshi in the back-facing position that requires pulling off the regular Harakiri in the first place.
I'm serious, this does not even require being a pro at this game. Look up a movelist, or just touch the game even once. Don't post ideas just from videos where you don't even know what's happening, but try to inform yourself about what's actually happening.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
Show me a Yoshimitsu dash if you want to prove me wrong, then. If the animation is the same, what I said is correct.
First of all, even if the dash animation looks identical to the animation of the startup of another move, that proves absolutely nothing. Animations can be anything.
Second of all, here, have your comparison, and see for yourself that the animations are very much different: http://gfycat.com/PalatableImprobableHyracotherium
This proves that you have no clue what you're talking about.
Do proper research instead of conjecture, or just stop coming in with uninformed nonsense.
ALAKTORN wrote:
The guy who TASed the game knows very little about it.
This is presumptive at best, and downright offensive at worst. Certainly the person who TASed this game several times over knows "very little about it" and has to be lectured by a person who has never touched the game and has an incorrect view of what is even happening on screen.
ALAKTORN wrote:
Pro players in the fighting game community know everything about frame data and glitches
This is appeal to authority at its worst, and definitely not always correct! You try finding any professional Marvel vs Capcom player and show them a playaround TAS, they definitely won't understand half of what is going on, or at least not be aware of it beforehand. The set of knowledge for a fighting game player is very different than that of a TASer. Sure, they'll know the controls well enough, but they definitely do not know everything about the game, and definitely not all about the glitches.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
No, I don’t know what’s going on. I don’t think what you’re saying is correct either, though. To me it looks like the move requires a dash to be executed, that’s much different from saying “the dash is part of the move”. It looks like you dash, then you can decide whether or not to do the move. It would require someone who knows anything about the game unlike us to know if it’s possible to bypass the dash.
Your argument is very unconvincing.
Try, you know, actually playing the game, or something like that. This sort of conjecture is just unhelpful. You're just making things up out of nowhere.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
Mothrayas wrote:
I'm very interested in if you can think of any way to do f,F+1+4 in less than two frames.
I thought he was doing it in 3 frames. Also, he’s doing a dash together with the move, and that doesn’t look like something that should be necessary to do. If it were possible to bypass the dash and just do the move, that’d be tons faster.
Also I’m just saying to contact some Tekken pros. Doing any TAS without contacting the pro community of the game is fucking stupid, doesn’t matter if you’ve perfected it already.
I don't think you know what's actually going on. The move is Spinning Harakiri, the "dash" is a part of the move and the move is executed immediately when the round starts. There is literally no possible way to "bypass the dash" to be "tons faster".
Also, of any things that Tekken 3 pros would know about, I don't think knowing how to execute a joke move command in less than 2 frames of input would be one of them.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
I’m still not sold on the fact that:
Spikestuff wrote:
It's Right, Right + 1 + 4 (Right, Right + Square + Circle) (While Moving)
is the fastest method to do the move. Has anyone tried contacting the Tekken community?
I'm very interested in if you can think of any way to do f,F+1+4 in less than two frames.
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Honestly, outside of your exact purpose of creating a list of all hack/mod submissions, I really don't see much of a reason to put in the work to add extra checkboxes like this to submission forms. We already have this for publications, as feos put, but for submissions we likely aren't going to support something like this.
Never mind that even if this was implemented, we'd still need someone to go through all the submissions to update all already-submitted hacks with the check.
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I'm assuming you're using BizHawk, as I don't know of other N64 emulators with lua support.
MHS does not return the internal RAM address inside the emulated N64; instead, it's the RAM address inside the whole BizHawk process. As such, the RAM addresses you found are native/relative to the client, not the emulated game, and the lua functions, expecting internal RAM addresses, won't recognise it.
Use Tools->RAM Search to find memory addresses within the game proper. Then use those memory addresses within the lua functions.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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got4n wrote:
PS: It's SPEEDRUN WISE! (non TAS!)
As you're talking about non-TAS, it is outside of the jurisdiction of TASVideos (or TASing in general, for that matter), so in that context nothing said here needs to be taken as law for "accepting" anything. For something like that, take it up with the community of the game in question (you didn't actually specify this, other than that it's a GameCube game with Rayman in it), or if there is none, with a broader RTA community such as SDA, SRL, speedruns.com or whatever you intend to involve your run with.
That aside, this is clearly usage of debug codes, without any glitch being involved to access it, and therefore TASVideos would not accept it, and probably neither would most other speedrunning communities. So in short, no.
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Nach rewrote the rule about hacks/homebrews relatively recently, lumping both together, but to me they've always been different. The high quality requirement belongs moreso to ROM hacks, because of the ease of cobbling a hack together on any decently popular game with a good hacking tool (e.g SMW), and a game engine that could make nearly any run on it decently entertaining at least. That rule is also exactly for hacks/level packs like this, where what makes it notable is not necessarily the quality of the content, but moreso the controversial aspect thereof.
Unlicensed original games have been put into the Vault regardless of quality, as long as they qualified on notability. YHTBTR is one obvious example, although it was also published very early into the Vault's creation, when rules weren't as rigid yet. There are plenty of other examples of unlicensed movies in the Vault, including fan 'favorites' like Cheetahmen and Baby Moses.
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Considering the differences in timing and difficulty changing the whole run, could you make a new submission?
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Then it appears the game actually corrects the timing hardly at all in NTSC mode.
I did some quick tests with the game myself, and the game clearly does run faster in NTSC mode. There seems to be some difference beyond raw framerate change, but it's relatively insignificant.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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You say things happened in the same frames, does that account for the framerate difference between NTSC and PAL?
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mklip2001 wrote:
Lastly, as far as PAL vs. NTSC is concerned, I don't think it should be an issue. I admit I don't really care about the distinction, but even more so, having the game run faster with NTSC settings makes it look even more impressive and harder to control. I figure it's like an extra level of difficulty for this run.
The fact that the PAL game runs faster in NTSC mode is the exact reason the rule against NTSC/PAL version mismatches was introduced. There are tons of games where these kinds of shenanigans lead to runs faster than they should be, most notably many rejected SMB submissions. The fact that this game acknowledges the version, albeit poorly at that, and that the difference is slightly less apparent should not be reason to continue breaking this rule with a run setting that runs the game faster than intended.
mklip2001 wrote:
(For some precedent where a published run got accepted even though a technical issue got overlooked at the start, see the current Demon Sword run.)
That is also a seven-year old run. Do we need to keep making the same mistakes over and over again?
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The time displays as longer because a more accurate framerate has been used for timing Genesis movies since the time when the previous one was published 7 years ago, which results in slightly longer movie times for the same (or lower) framecount.
Gens itself doesn't run at the correct framerate, and thus reports a wrong time.
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I've been working on an update of the submission page, replacing the footer in an user's workbench submission (as mentioned before) with a header version instead. With some feedback from a handful of people on IRC (including xy2_, Nach, Masterjun, dwangoAC), here's what I have now:
I don't have an idea for how to implement alternative language text yet (if that is even going to be necessary, and even if it is, I may not get around to doing that) but that aside, this should hopefully be good.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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I'd much rather see the game run in the mode it was intended to for its released region, even if timings were exactly the same.
With the timings being visibly different (when compared side by side), I'm leaning towards not accepting this improvement. A past mistake from nine years ago doesn't necessarily justify making the same mistake of running the game with a faster-than-intended timing today.
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Here's a sample of what a typical workbench submission looks like:
If you have a submission text of any substance, that red bar is relatively easy to miss. It also, when you actually look at it, doesn't contain too much helpful information for the average new submitter:
there's an introductory "submission complete" line, then information on what to do in the very occasional edge case of discussion topics not appearing (which I haven't seen in years)
then a note to cancel submission if you have an improvement which is useful some of the time but definitely not always
A link to all of the user's own submissions, which for a new submitter is pretty irrelevant and the link is redundant with an identical one on the right side of the page. If any link should be repeated, it's the discussion one.
A reminder to check the discussion link, which may have been mildly easier had it actually contained a link of said discussion instead of forcing the user to search.
I think we should basically put this text at the top of the submission page instead of at the bottom (similar to xy2_'s suggestion) and put down some more succint and more useful information up there.
[22:18:39] <xy2_> "Your submission is complete. Thank you! [Click here to be taken to the discussion and rating page of your movie.] Please check the discussion link often to be able to respond to any questions about your submissions: failure to do so will have your submission rejected."
[22:18:49] <xy2_> embed forum thread in brackets
[22:19:19] <xy2_> plus a traduction of this string of text to every language for people with trouble with english (I'm mainly thinking about Chinese, Japanese)
[22:19:23] <xy2_> feel this would be solid
Something like this for example.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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Actual current WR is 2:18:26 by Werster, which was indeed achieved at Pokémon Speedruns Marathon a few weeks ago.
Twitch VoD is here.
EDIT: YouTuber:
Link to videoEszik wrote:
By the way RTA runners now use RNG manipulation by quicksaving and reloading the save at specific floors, which might be useful to figure out how the floor layouts are determined. I'd like to dig into that but I have no experience in dissassembling or anything like that :/
It's not really RNG manipulation (as Werster says in the commentary of above marathon run). It's just that after quicksaving, the next floor patterns are consistent. Presumably the RNG seed used for generating the dungeon isn't saved into the quicksave, and after reloading it uses a default seed instead.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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Fixed.
This may happen again over time, I suspect that some site code somewhere doesn't update the topic count in the subforum correctly when moving around submission topic, but should be good for now.
(For the record, the site database thought there were 64 threads, instead of the 9 there were at the time, which was causing the empty second page issue)
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I moved this thread to OT because I don't suppose any useful TASing-related discussion is going to come out of it. This sort of discussion fits better here.
Anyone who wants to suggest a specific hack for TASing should go to the SNES game forum and post in the thread of the hack in question, or create a new thread for the hack if no topic of it exists.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
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<Masterjun> I'm just a guy arranging bits in a sequence which could potentially amuse other people looking at these bits
<adelikat> In Oregon Trail, I sacrificed my own family to save time. In Star trek, I killed helpless comrades in escape pods to save time. Here, I kill my allies to save time. I think I need help.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
<dwangoAC> This is a TAS (...). Not suitable for all audiences. May cause undesirable side-effects. May contain emulator abuse. Emulator may be abusive. This product contains glitches known to the state of California to cause egg defects.
<Masterjun> I'm just a guy arranging bits in a sequence which could potentially amuse other people looking at these bits
<adelikat> In Oregon Trail, I sacrificed my own family to save time. In Star trek, I killed helpless comrades in escape pods to save time. Here, I kill my allies to save time. I think I need help.
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Ready Steady Yeti wrote:
If the anime was based on a specific user, who would it be? Don't just pick the most popular user, pick one that would make the most conflict in the story.
There's not really any safe way to answer this question without turning this topic into a dramatic flamefest.
Well, except one.
Question hereby answered. Let's not get any further into this.
http://www.youtube.com/Noxxa
<dwangoAC> This is a TAS (...). Not suitable for all audiences. May cause undesirable side-effects. May contain emulator abuse. Emulator may be abusive. This product contains glitches known to the state of California to cause egg defects.
<Masterjun> I'm just a guy arranging bits in a sequence which could potentially amuse other people looking at these bits
<adelikat> In Oregon Trail, I sacrificed my own family to save time. In Star trek, I killed helpless comrades in escape pods to save time. Here, I kill my allies to save time. I think I need help.
I don't have an idea for how to implement alternative language text yet (if that is even going to be necessary, and even if it is, I may not get around to doing that) but that aside, this should hopefully be good.
If you have a submission text of any substance, that red bar is relatively easy to miss. It also, when you actually look at it, doesn't contain too much helpful information for the average new submitter:
