User Files from Shinryuu

Even more lag handling included.

I went through the stage and noticed it makes more sense to drop sooner in that certain enemy screen and go through a wall before that large time save zip skip. I had to find out fast so I used U+D+R method. This saves additional 8 frames.

This is an updated movie for Gemini stage. It is currently 15 frames faster + with less lag frames (which might help with the frame rule stuff). It still needs manipulation for a big refill.

I updated my work after watching icu's published movie. I found a better way to utilize pause method at the cloud area of Airman stage as a bonus. Heatman, Crashman and Woodman contains overall quite a lot of improvements.

Because of nostalgia, I decided to open Rockman Exile up and see what I can do. I've entered the boss door 4 frames faster so far at Airman. I found better positions and subpixels to make clouds to appear sooner. I also managed to fetch some subpixels from random places.

I compared against this WIP I found from a rejected submission page and aglasscage posted it there around ten years ago, http://dehacked.2y.net/microstorage.php/info/813642668/ExileTAS_002_woodman.fm2

This scripts helps you to track music position and what frames you need to aim for, as long you understand what you're doing. Written by FinalFighter but I added some colors to it.

This scripts shows Item1s and their "subppixels". You can also use keybindings to change value(s) to track what might be the best setup. This is written by FinalFighter.

Shows X, Y and their subpixels. Dirty lua script to make your day to shine.

Shows the following addresses:

Still alive and kicking. This uses a Japanese version of the game.

Changelog

I started to work on this shortly after (or rather months later) after the publication of our movie. warmCabin kept poking me about Airman if I could find more optimal way to handle lag and frame counter shift. I worked on this for a long time and I made different movies and setups. I continued when I got 7 frames off the stage but I faced extremely bad Item1 values shortly after that and I've been tinkering with them since then. I've been working on this mostly alone but I let both warmCabin and Maru to add a bit of entertainment value into the business. Changes from them can be seen at Flashman and Heatman stages. You can also follow my subtitles that I wrote (I'll fix them up later). I tried to keep lines as one-liners to avoid garbage on the screen.

These are calculated from my test movie which beats the whole game 72 frames faster. I need $1C to be aligned correctly to achieve this.