So when does the game ACTUALLY complete itself? 10 to the what power? You mentioned "the glitchfest almost began", but what about the completion? When is that? Do you know? And how do you know?
This is interesting, but is it useful for an any% TAS? Or I suppose this would be good for a playaround TAS, if such a thing were to be made.
There's a gif for this overlap too.
You can see clearly that there are only 4 level overlaps, all of them happen in Valley of Bowser:
- Vanilla Fortress overlaps with the pipe that leads to Donut Secret 2 (to this day impossible, since you need a Goal tape to perform the glitch);
- Butter Bridge 1 overlaps with Valley Star Warp;
- Cheese Bridge Area overlaps with Valley of Bowser 4;
- Cookie Mountain overlaps with #7 Larry's Castle.
Since you need two Yoshis for the setup, we need a yoshi block in the level, so the current only possible level that works is Cookie Mountain.
Note: you can do the glitch in any other level that has yoshi blocks and the setup is viable, but you will land on nothing, and if you try to enter it you start level 000 (an endless bonus room) most the time.
I have you guys tried installing directx?
people with this error need to tell me which GPU model theyre using.
(replace "em" with "in")
So I realized that there wasn't a config.ini file on the folder, so I copied the one from the 1.11.1 folder, and the emulator opened fine, with GDI+ (this option was loaded from the copied config). If I select Direct3D9 then re-open the emulator the crash shows up again.
Not a big problem for me, since I managed to make it work and finally lua scripts don't crash anymore.
(my pc is a trash, it doesn't have support to OpenGL, neither Direct3D9 apparently)
Is there any other exit known to be achievable?
i mean i could easily get 98 exits but getting Yoshis home would take extreme savestating and i doubt i'll be able to make funky even with savestates
What if there's more than 1 door that leads to the end and all of them are at the same room (final level for example)? Won't your idea make it never visit any other doors but the nearest?
Doesn't mario's x-coordinate change based on the 'room' he's in?
So let's say there are two exits in a level, like in many portions of the game, or mario has to go through a door or pipe to get to that particular exit. How would I account for that? Is there a simple way to get what room a door connects to <from> ?
