User Files from dekutony

This is the last version of the Harry Butz trial left to TAS among all the doable versions of the first Ace Attorney that are possible to make a TAS of.

I wish I could show you an encode of this one... but it desyncs... boy I sure love this core. So reliable.

Ok so this was supposed to be the other April Fools TAS submission for this year but I couldn't finish it in time.

This is another, completely different demake of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney for the original black and white/green DMG Game Boy, having nothing to do with the other PW demake for the Game Boy COLOR that I've TASed earlier this year.

ok so this is a tas of a trial demo version of the ds remake of the original gba ace attorney game made in adobe flash. nothing unusual here.

Emu: libTAS v1.4.7 + ruffle-nightly-2025_01_29

SWF MD5: 1b74a69784188d3487d2b60d404f6a79 index.swf

libTAS Settings: --no-gui -g gl

It's Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney but the original GBA version. Dunno if I'm continuing this since this took a while, and it's going to take even longer the more episodes I tackle.

I Have defeated the pizza rat. Time to start working on world 3.

Finished world one for this game. I finally got around to getting this game so im taking full advantage of my 3 dollars.

gotta admit that boss quick kill was a really cool find

just testing this game cuz why not (note: i have no idea what im doing in this game)

Emu: libTAS v1.4.7 + ruffle-nightly-2025_01_29

SWF MD5: 5f2b091ac27f47cc376b7215ab1e5831 sm63game.swf

libTAS Settings: --no-gui -g gl

Zelda x Ace Attorney. Game version: v1.0. Core: Ares64.

Hopefully I'll be able to finish this eventually.

Like the title says. This impoves the Easiest difficulty TAS by nearly 5 seconds, mostly (if not entirely) due to the harder/smarter AI tech rolling more often. This is specially notable with Shermie and Miss X. The rest is more of the same except for some more annoying, smarter AI from Shiki and Whip, who were not cooperating that much, having me to adjust the combo for them specifically. Leona was kind of the same, but it wasn't as bad. Shiki and Leona have slightly lower health for some reason so I can go for a slightly faster finisher. I get an item reward after the final match due to the higher difficulty.

In retrospect, the general strategy and move inputs are almost (and in some instances, completely) identical to the easiest difficulty, save for some mild annoyances in a couple of fights. That whole dialogue thing is still stressful but at least this was a faster TAS in the end...

Done in easy difficulty. Mai was used just like the RTA WR. It actually saves roughly over 47 seconds over RTA. Submission coming soon.

First WIP of this cute little fighting game. Mai is chosen just like in the RTA WR.

EDIT: Please note this WIP is slow and outdated.

Thankfully inserting the GBC version via Transfer Pak works here (thanks Multi-disk Bundler). Also tried to do a Time Trial on Indianapolis with Huey just to get used to the game and it's controls. The Ares64 core was used for this.

RAM Watch of all the interesting addresses I could find in this game.

It barely beats the gold time with an IGT of 11.89 and I'm gonna be honest here, I'm pretty skeptical about this time since it's barely faster than the gold. Am I missing something? Is there a way to make much tighter turns without slowing down too much? Is it just because of my spacing between all the cones? I'm not entirely sure right now. There's no RTA equivalent for these levels, only the main Championship levels, so I'm doing this with little to no info.

I finished the second lesson (15.14 in-game time now, managed to save a couple of frames) and after this lesson, the game is going to get a bit harder to TAS, hoping for the best, I have a 12 second time to beat.

This is a WIP for Mickey's Speedway USA for the Game Boy Color. This TAS aims for the fastest in-game times instead of real time. Right now it beats the first of 5 classes in 14.82 seconds. Minnie was chosen due to her great handling and fast acceleration (Daisy has the same stats). Compared to someone like Pete/Goofy who was slower by only a few frames despite the high top speed. Perhaps Mickey/Donald is faster in the first 2 classes, but I know for a fact that the other 3 are going to be a pain in the butt for him. In the regular grand prix mode it's the opposite case, since you're going through an obstacle course here pretty much. The slightly slower top speed is actually a benefit since it gives you more room for much tighter turns, and fast acceleration is important to gain your top speed earlier after stopping and driving in reverse too.

EDIT: On second thought, Mickey might be the slowest after some more testing by like a full second. LOL

34 frames ahead so far. Final level is beating me up right now...

I've been working on an improvement to my old TAS since yesterday, but I'm stuck at the final level because of one specific skip with a damage boost that's unbelievably precise (how did I do that nearly a decade ago?), so I made this quick watch file just to see if it helps me a little.

Slower than RTA. Different route taken and it was slower.

SWF MD5: e7f7252cf06bc1eac652a68fdfd30595 sonic_xs.swf

ruffle version: Ruffle 0.1.0-nightly (3c71ed2aca0769d48492579c3bd919b07ed9a55c 2025-01-18)

Done World 1.

This beats the only level in 29 seconds. Can it be done faster? Probably...

Settings: libTAS 1.4.6

Ruffle 0.1.0-nightly (7638326440a58240ae904c2492fb0c2c2ad81d42 2025-01-04)

b7e74d83d04cc47ed8b30b35bf163012 kirby_egg_catcher.swf

--no-gui command used

I got stuck at a specific egg because a bomb is in the way. This was an attempt to get a max score for the max amount of eggs possible, which is 240 eggs.

I don't grab the powerup in the first level because there's another one in the second one that doesn't take that long to get in comparison. Also 3DS TASing yaaaayyy

This is a TAS of a SpongeBob Flash game based of the TV special of the same name. This movie forgoes the use of an in-game code that unlocks a power up that by grabbing it, performs a fast super jump that breaks through blocks and at a higher altitude. It's potentally faster to use this compared to not using the in-game code.

Because of this detail, I'm not sure if I should submit this.

Settings: libTAS 1.4.6

Ruffle 0.1.0-nightly (7638326440a58240ae904c2492fb0c2c2ad81d42 2025-01-04)

d941331129a74dd3942612c44a575dbb main.swf

--no-gui command used

Settings: same as pmw2

FPS: 12

Game: chili_time.swf (got it through flashpoint once again)

SWF MD5: 020368b742f39a9ff44cda3b12835b5b

I clicked as frame perfectly as I could, but the CPU opponent still beat me. I knew he was a cheater but HOLY FRICK