saved a couple more frames in 4-1 with better jumping at the start
but i messed up the ending and don't know how to fix it (fade out takes longer)
i think the level can still be a bit faster too.
Also since you can clip in 2-3 now, can the 1.1 version be used?
Around frame 7450, its faster to make a small jump up to the ledge and then jump up the ladder.
In general, I am against breaking hacks in this way. If a hack is completely broken by a TAS, why should I care about the hack in the first place?
where's the ost from this hack taken from? the castle music is insane and some others too
There is a bit towards the end where Barry runs into the wall and comes to a stop, forcing him to regain all his speed afterwards. I tried avoiding it but it seems fastest to do this since you have to stop anyway.
Tho i'm having issue with joypad.set(), it's kinda freezing the inputs forever.Language: lualocal x = 106 local y = 116 while true do local btns = joypad.get() if btns["X"] == true then btns["Touch Y"] = y joypad.set(btns) y = y+1 end if y > 200 then y = 116 end emu.frameadvance() end
I tried declaring it globally so it would make sense but couldn't figure that out either even with Google. I guess I used Global instead of global.
Language: lualocal x = 106 local y = 116 while true do --etc
What it's supposed to do is, when pressing the X button, y would be set to 116, touch at that location, increase by 1. If it reaches 200, it resets back to 116. This is used for aiming in the y axis.
If I omit emu.frameadvance(), it would crash the emulator.
Also what it's supposed to do? Because that x,y declaration in the start of the loop seems unnecessary, they could be declared before the loop (global variables). Because the way it is now, the loop start with y = 116, then increase 1, then in the next loop it gets back to 116, doesn't make much sense.Language: luawhile true do local x = 106 local y = 116 local btns = joypad.get() if btns["X"] == true then btns["Touch Y"] = y joypad.set(btns) -- <<<<<< should pass the whole input table y = 106 end emu.frameadvance() end