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It's because it's not part of the "Publication Work". Any ideas how to link it better?
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Scepheo wrote:
In the mean time, I'd like to argue against making those changes.
Care to respond to my previous message?
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Alright, Scepheo, what are you going to offer to all of those who actually want the specific change now? "You make no sense, live with the current system"? "There are too few of you, go get some more supporters"? It is always that way that whoever doesn't care enough to post just throws in a vote and forgets. And the ones who post rise real points. Because they care enough to do it. I don't see much (any) productivity in your suggestions (if there are any).
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Gender note serves a simple practical purpose: letting people know how to address you. We do not (ever?) address anyone here as "they", simple because who wants to be addressed as "not he" is never known about, until "they" states that. A gender note/sign lets to not state it explicitly every time, until people remember :D
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Polls give stupid statistics, posts give smart statistics (and can be helpful).
About subjectivity: let's reduce the annoyance and not massively rely on subjectivity, as the whole thing that relies on that becomes only partially legit. The best option is to leave subjectivity to the user. Say, if I don't want to see some option, let me hide it. If there are some movies that are implied to look really bad, a personal cutoff by rating is the way to go. Because as I said, one wants to control things that are subjective on his own.
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Warp: the current way to do things won't change. It will still be "fastest possible!!!11 goes to any%, any entertainment tweaks that cost time go to side goals". But again, it doesn't mean we will make branch names depend on that, just because it'd mess everything up, since branches are way more complicated that it was believed some time ago.
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Spikestuff wrote:
According to what feos has written within this forum he was a-okay with the 1 minute of killing the point of a speed fighter TAS.
No, it's you a-okay with how a run loses 1 minute of the game finishing by itself.
Also, why do you love absurd so much? You have a thread about that matter, where opinions exactly halved, and you are defending your personal preference with indicting me for bias, ignorance or something else?
Spikestuff wrote:
Well enjoy seeing the words "accepting to vault" without writing anything else for this game and judging between ingame for fighters vs TAS time for TASing.
Why so butthurt? The "ingame for fighters" issue is completely new to me. Was there a thread about how it's preferred? Maybe some guideline I'm stupidly missing?
I just want to remind, that leaving the ending type to the author's choice is a guideline, since both options are equally preferred.
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Alright, what do we have for now.
The most agreed option is that there should be 2 meta-categories, that can be definitely found out for any given run. Objectively. Then there should be a level above those that represents the best, cherry-picked runs. Depending on the size of those 3, we can leave them fit the current system code-wise: don't remove "tiers", maybe even keep the name, but rename some of them, and move runs around to settle forever.
Then, how it's judged.
Language: c
int JudgeMovie()
{
if (SubOptimal)
return Reject();
if (any% || 100%)
return Accept(Coins);
else
if (Boring)
return Reject();
else
return Accept(Moons);
}
How it's points are calculated: Whatever dunnius wrote, except that stars still need to give a higher score.
My question still remains:
- Should borderline + side-goal runs be accepted with hopes they are "entertaining enough'?
What will be good as well, if agreed about:
- Adding a NEW flag (shouting RATE ME on mouse hover) to attract more attention of raters.
- Option to hide away movies below a given rating. Say I hate runs that have 5-, someone hates all below 8, etc.
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The hardest wave is when all enemies are shadow lords. After that it's not "more difficult" anymore. Because if we consider seeing the first shadow lord a final point, I can spawn one in the very first wave (just by not picking the eggs), which makes no sense.
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gui.register( function ()
local pos = memory.readword(0xFF12C0)
local spd = memory.readbytesigned(0xFF12C5)
gui.text(10,40,"X Speed: "..spd)
gui.text(10,50,"X Posit: "..pos)
end)
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dwangoAC wrote:
after a fair bit of twiddling I was able to get the movie file to console verify.
Oh god can you make a video?!
Otherwise, is there a possibility to strip lag frames out of the verification movie and make it feed input only when there's a poll?
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synnchan: how would I know? If you don't want people to assume wrong, add to your signature a hint about it.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
Yeah, you haven’t read the topic. synnchan isn’t talking about normal TASing
synnchan wrote:
How can I .avi dump with mame-rr? I can't find this option there.
synnchan wrote:
It shows EVERYTHING on the encode including when and where you loaded the states.
No, he surely isn't.
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ALAKTORN wrote:
feos wrote:
/me fails to see the connection between loading savestates and how they should not be in a video capture.
Have you not read the topic?
Have you never encoded your TAS?
I just tried it out and got a great video capture out of an input file I recorded with a bunch of savesloads (yes, in mame-rr).
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/me fails to see the connection between loading savestates and how they should not be in a video capture.
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Tested the first level (in Bizhawk). Gen+ has different lag, but pure 1st room difference is 13 frames.
http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/18153571107357575
This submission misses the trick where different jumping before the spinning wood thing allows you to get different X position boost. Maximum I had is 22 pixels per frame. In this submission, it's only about 12 ppf.
X position address is $FFE404.
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grassini wrote:
just stop separating the lists for games with vault runs and moons stars
It serves the purpose of separating their rules: we can accept an unlimited amount of runs we find enjoyable, but what's the point in removing the limit for boring ones? Making the site content more boring?
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Press TAB and search for its hotkey. Also, read the docs.
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Ferret Warlord wrote:
What good would renaming do if the intent behind the tier is the same? That's like the Democratic People's Republic of Korea trying to pass itself off as not a dictatorship.
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r57shell wrote:
feos wrote:
It's about how less if's != better.
Nope, your question was: "is it simple". I said "not". I didn't say anything about what is better. Anyway, if all other criteria are same then less if's = better.
Don't you use absolute terms here. It's never "plain simple", it's never "not simple". It's only "simple enough", and "simpler than something". It's a subjective thing, and I respect it by simplifying it more (but not to the absurd degree). Most people in this thread remember how "simple" it was when it all started:
http://tasvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13395r57shell wrote:
feos wrote:
We tried to define criteria to publish "interesting" runs. It can't be defined.
Simple criteria: poll "should it be published".
That's exactly what I'm suggesting, and I explained why and how it will work.
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r57shell wrote:
Is it argument or what? Anyway, with each additional "if" things become more complicated.
It's about how less if's != better. And it reduces dramatically the amount of if's involved in judging right now.
r57shell wrote:
"We tried". Tried to make tier? Did I said that you suppose to add tier? Why not just be able to accept "exceptions"? If they really bad, yes, you should reject it, as you always do.
We tried to define criteria to publish "interesting" runs. It can't be defined.
r57shell wrote:
So if you mean star - highest quality (not ideal) - then that scheme looks fine.
Whatever.
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