Joined: 8/15/2005
Posts: 1934
Location: Mullsjö, Sweden
Probably to have both parts in one movie. But yeah, not that neccesary to do right now anyway, whatever.
You got an awesome looking WIP at least, Carl. Great work!
Joined: 6/13/2006
Posts: 3300
Location: Massachussetts, USA
I noticed a few spots where there's a moving platform (in the direction you're running) that you didn't run along against, but besides that, it looks very awesome! definitely what I want to see in an Any%.
I noticed a few spots where there's a moving platform (in the direction you're running) that you didn't run along against, but besides that, it looks very awesome! definitely what I want to see in an Any%.
Yeah, I'll definitely be doing that for all subsequent horizontal platforms. Unfortunately, I learned that running along those platforms increased Yoshi's Speed after missing one of them :P
Yeah, I'll definitely be doing that for all subsequent horizontal platforms.
You can fix it in your WIP by using TASMovieEditor. That is unless this fix would affect the game's RNG, but I kinda doubt it.
I know Nxcy and Baxter have had very little luck finding ways to redo sections without it totally screwing the game up. They need a much more finely tuned run since they're doing 100% though (random star movement, etc).
Can anyone elaborate?
Wow, that was very good! I first thought that the any% wouldn't be able to stand up to the 100% in entertainment, but you really did a good job on that. I especially liked the music synchronization, which I think has become something of a rarity lately. Excellent entertainment choices overall! And the glitches didn't disappoint either. Keep up the good work!
Nice work. So many awesome tricks and time-savers I never new about, especially pushing the W2 boss off the other side. I remember actually trying to get over him to do that but without the knowledge of wall-jumps it was impossible. I'll be sure to watch the completed run.
Nice work. So many awesome tricks and time-savers I never new about, especially pushing the W2 boss off the other side. I remember actually trying to get over him to do that but without the knowledge of wall-jumps it was impossible. I'll be sure to watch the completed run.
OMG it's Spezzafer! :) I really, really enjoyed watching your run when I first discovered it many years ago =D It's awesome to know that you're watching my TAS.
Nice work. So many awesome tricks and time-savers I never new about, especially pushing the W2 boss off the other side. I remember actually trying to get over him to do that but without the knowledge of wall-jumps it was impossible. I'll be sure to watch the completed run.
Nice to see the great Spezzafer, author of 2 of the best TASes of history! YI and SM64.
On 3-6 atm :) Just got a new any% real-time SS record (1:49:27 SDA time), so I'll be shifting my focus back to the TAS here soon.
For anyone interested: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qvOzzA2Jb4
Well, school has been incredibly tame so far this semester, so this run will be finished within a few days :)
Can anyone advise me on how to easily go about making the .smv into a good quality movie file? I did a pretty bad job last time -- my knowledge of such things is extremely limited.
Edit: Figured some encoding stuff out at least a little bit.
Anyway, the deed is done. I'm awaiting a final review, but basically the run is complete. Just under 20k frames ahead of Spezz's old run by the end. Video coming soon.
If you wish to make an TAS from scratch
You must first, invent the Yoshiverse.
ROFLROFLROFLROFL :D
Run submitted. And of course I forgot to end the .smv on the last frame of input, so I'm off to a good start.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqsERYfwkHA
