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This 1988 arcade game seems to have been well-received for advancing the "dot-eat" genre and for having voice-acted cutscenes, but I'm only interested in the secret ending.
Its existence was theorised after the VA clips (heading "Unused Stuff") were dumped from the rom, then later confirmed by reverse-engineering, but it's not certain whether the triggering conditions are achievable in the game without hacks. The developers of the remake clearly thought it was bugged since they included a patch (heading "The Arcade Archives Release") specifically to change them.
Gaming.moe (heading "UPDATE: We Found The Secret Ending") wrote:
However, getting under 17 stages is trickier than it sounds — even more difficult than never taking a death, which is no small feat. Currently, I’m playing and routing to see if this is even possible through normal play, as the most I’ve been able to take the counter down to is 18. (That’s getting all no-death warps along with the optional extra warp in Round 18 Blue — which, may I add, is really hard to get.) The ending may effectively be impossible to reach simply because of the way the conditions are set up, but there’s a chance one could reach it: if a random O panel drop could yield a warp, then it may be feasible, but even if it is, that makes the whole thing dependent on luck/RNG.
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Roblox doesn't have a Linux client and requires an Internet connection, so definitely not.
I found this tool in an old thread which claims to add TAS tools to Roblox Studio.
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The "A Button Challenge" has an active subcommunity. I think most of the work happens in the SM64 TAS Discord (en anglais).
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I have no idea what you've done wrong. Run memory.getmemorydomainlist() in the Lua Console, or check the list in the Hex Editor instead.
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The error message is fairly clear: 0x1014EC (1053932) is not in the address range 0x0000..=0xFFFF. In the earlier version it may have been failing silently, or maybe the default memory domain was the system bus. Check the list with memory.getmemorydomainlist() and then add a line like memory.usememorydomain("WRAM"); at the top of the script.
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The option to edit multiple cells (with a Ctrl+click selection) may already exist, I'm not sure.
You can definitely "Clone # Times" already, but I think in 2.10 that creates N undo steps. In the next release it will be just 1.
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Oh I'd forgotten about that. The label there indicates that a bugfix was pushed to the master branch (grab a dev build).
Our accuracy-focused core is still (new) BSNES, but I believe current site rules allow you to submit movies made with Faust too; what's not allowed is timesave due to emulation inaccuracy.
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As far as the site code is concerned, you "only" need to write a parser. The site is FOSS and uses GitHub PRs for patch submission and review.
You don't need to catalogue a submission immediately, so the game doesn't have to have an entry.
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Are you asking for the rom? We explicitly don't share those here.
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.luases is a session, basically a list of scripts to save/restore at once.
I've removed the file extension restriction from the command-line.
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snesmaster wrote:
I am able to set up Hotkeys keys to turn on and off the different background layers. However I am not able set any Hotkeys that work for turning on and off the different sprite layers.
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despoa had the same problem a couple weeks ago, and they ended up using the resize option when A/V dumping. And to keep the window size fixed while you're TASing, View > Window Size > Static Size.
I think it's separate to the doubling/halving problem you linked.
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Ah, my bad, I forgot that was still broken. Your workaround will have to do for now. If you'd like to automate it further I can help you write an ext. tool for applying patches.
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It's for the ROM domain. You may need to reboot paused and enable the cheat on frame 0.
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> Arcade
It would be in sync settings. If it's definitely missing from there but shows up in standalone MAME, post the rom checksum info and feos will investigate later.
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jlun2 wrote:
Hey everyone, it was found that using Bizhawk for HP2GBC seems to save time on text mashing (my assumption is less lag), the exact amount it saves is unknown but it seems to be between 10 to 15 seconds throughout the run.
Tegron mentioned this version of Gambatte https://github.com/pokemon-speedrunning/gambatte-speedrun/releases and after testing, this seems to be way more accurate than using Bizhawk and text mashing seemed to be about the same as console.
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I am uncertain of the cause, but I do know that GBC mode is slightly faster than GBA mode. You can even tell the 2 apart due to GBA being brighter. Not sure if that is the case.
Gambatte-Speedrun is the very same as our Gambatte core, so unless they'd been systematically switching to GBHawk for some reason (or there's a host framerate difference?), I suspect you're right. In any case they might be interested in CPP's newer iteration of a speedrunners' emulator.
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It looks just like any other nonexistent movie e.g. Movie #9001. The PublicationContent wiki page just hasn't been removed.
edit: It's now gone, and Masterjun has added a step to the unpublication process so it won't be forgotten again.
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Samtastic wrote:
Does anyone know how to get the second disc from games like Abe's Exoddus to show up on the Virtual Pad? I bundled my discs here with XML but I only get 1 to show up:
https://ibb.co/Vc8V8Gym
Link not working, can you embed your .xml here?
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MUGG wrote:
It looks like only the first instance of tastudio.submitinputchange() is handled and any more instances of it in the same frame are ignored. [...] This will keep pressing B. I expected that it would let go of B. I can easily work around it but I'm just saying.
Your script seems to work as you expect on a recent dev build.
MUGG wrote:
Also this.
event.on_bus_read()seems broken in Bizhawk 2.8 and 2.9.1. I'm not sure about the exact version it started and I don't know if it is fixed in 2.10.
It prints in GBHawk in the same dev build but not Gambatte; presumably it's just a difference in how the cores accept addresses, but ideally there would be no difference.
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KusogeMan wrote:
i wanted to see all movies from game group but i can only see the list of games and see movies individually, is there a way i can see all yugioh and digimon publications in all platforms?
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Currently you have to use traditional recording to create a from-SaveRAM movie, then open that in TAStudio.
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Then can you try binding the A button to your D-Pad? By the sounds of it, that's where the problem actually is.
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