[TAS] SMW repeated input in 11×02:22.93 @Masterjun3

[TAS] SMW repeated input in 11×02:22.93

Masterjun3 2021-04-01 | It only gets better.

http://tasvideos.org/7071S.html

Snake TAS

Masterjun3 2022-06-14 | You see, I never properly played that game I programmed into SMW.
I thought it was about time.

[TAS] SMW mobile version in 06:57.74

Masterjun3 2022-04-01 | Best viewed on a mobile phone while doing a sideways handstand in a centrifuge.

tasvideos.org/7405S

Ancient Emulator plays Modern TAS - SMW warps in 09:54.35 by BrunoVisnadi, replayed on ZSNES 0.150

Masterjun3 2021-12-22 | This emulator from 1997 was pretty good for its time... But now it's, uh, less good.

I made this video to showcase the oldest release of ZSNES.
And how better to showcase a 24 year old emulator than by taking a fairly recent TAS that happens to be absolutely amazing, and completely ruin the experience by playing it on an ancient piece of software with horrendous audio emulation.

To get an idea on the time scales involved, here are some dates:
- The SNES and Super Mario World were released in November 1990.
- ZSNES 0.150 was released in October 1997.
- This TAS was submitted in February 2020.

Those more familiar with TASing might ask: How did this run even sync, was ZSNES an accurate emulator after all?
No it wasn't.
The magic lies in the robustness of SMW itself. Almost every part of every level is deterministic, and almost all relevant data is reset at the beginning of a level.
All you have to do is adjust the inputs to the lag frames that differ from run to run and from emulator to emulator. If your emulation is good enough to get to a level in the first place, you will be able to sync up pretty much any SMW run.

To make this video, ZSNES was running inside the DOSBox emulator, running inside libTAS, running on Linux inside a virtual machine on Windows.

...Maybe I shouldn't keep making these videos requiring layers upon layers.

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ZSNES 0.150: archive.org/details/zsnes0150
BrunoVisnadi on YouTube: youtube.com/c/BrunoVisnadi1
TAS Publication on TASVideos: http://tasvideos.org/4144M.html

quine_video.avi

Masterjun3 2021-10-21 | pastebin.com/DC8QvA7K

The Python code has 3 major parts:

1. Converting a code string into video frames, showing the string being written with scrolling support.
This of course requires a font. The font is included in the code with the 10 lines of compressed bytes, giving a simple pixel list with the font data when uncompressed. Python list slicing was very useful for overwriting the video frame list, though not being able to use numpy made it more difficult.

2. Writing video frames into a video file.
This step was time consuming, because I didn't want to rely on external libraries. After several hours searching I found the LCL codec that uses zlib to compress video frames, and zlib is included with Python. The rest was following AVI specifications and creating code shortcuts for writing a proper file.

3. Passing its own source code to the video creation.
This is the Quine part of the video. The code reading its own file is not allowed, so it has to manually construct the source code string. This requires every part of the code to appear at least twice. With some tricks it's possible to put the string construction code into the constructed string itself, avoiding an infinite loop of converting the code into a string, then converting the code that converted the code into a string into a string, etc.

Executing the code takes roughly 40 seconds and it generates this 12.4 MB quine_video.avi file with a SHA-1 of DD9F3B3DEC4AC5D8121640454F21839DAA250F1F.

[TAS] Rubiks World in 01:07.58

Masterjun3 2021-10-11 | The Rubik's Cube is so popular, they made a Nintendo DS game out of it, so now you can't reassemble the cubies or stickers to cheat at solving it!

Important to note: The difficulty of solving a Rubik's Cube is highly dependent on the skill of the scrambler. If your scrambler depends on a Random Number Generator, the task becomes much easier.

For each cube, the game starts with a solved one and scrambles it by making 25 random moves. Of course, this means that a random move can just be the reverse of the previous move, or it can be repeated until it cancels itself out.
Advancing text boxes advances the RNG, so this was heavily used to create cubes solvable with minimal moves.

Interestingly, there is an existing publication on TASVideos from 11 years ago solving the cubes in 1, 20, and 71 turns. This TAS solves them in 1, 10, and 13 turns, so a bit faster.

Also, shoutouts to PictoChat.

tetris but with too much physics

Masterjun3 2021-08-30 | Rotate pieces and fill lines until they get cleared. It's just like Tetris.

Game: Not Tetris 2 - stabyourself.net/nottetris2

Not really a lot to TAS here, I just played around and had a bit of fun.
A new piece appears if the previous one hits the stack, so building a tower to the top makes it able to spawn pieces as fast as possible. Careful though, you lose by being too far at the top when hitting a piece.

Surely these must count as T-Spins though.

SMW TAS if the first level would be a different one

Masterjun3 2021-08-28 | So I wondered what game end glitch TASes would look like in an alternative universe where Yoshi's Island 2 is not one the first accessible levels.

Star World 4, Vanilla Secret 2, and Yoshi's Island 3 have quickly accessible Yoshis and other elements giving a quick opportunity for a crash.
There are other levels that could make a good level, but these seemed to be the most promising.

SW4 spits a null sprite while mounting Yoshi and standing on a rotating gray platform simultaneously. This causes a non-existent sprite slot to be processed and results in a crash. The platform needs to be processed before Yoshi, so the platform needs a higher slot. It's why Yoshi needed to be recycled at the beginning.

VS2 stuns a Piranha Plant with a non-zero stun timer. Like a Koopa jumping out of a stunned Shell, here it's a wrongly indexed sprite jumping out of a Piranha Plant. This sprite with an unintended ID is attempted to be processed, and causes a crash.

YI3 similarly to SW4 spits a null sprite on a brown platform. Standing on a brown platform takes the processing far into the stack and spitting a null sprite corrupts it. It crashes when trying to return from subroutines.

Now, you might wonder why these runs don't properly reach the credits. Since these runs are just a hypothetical situations, it doesn't make much sense to work your way to the credits. Most people who worked on these kinds of runs can tell you it's basically impossible for there not to be a way from a crazy crash to the credits. However, all that work would be purely technical and for a viewer it would just look like a fade to the credits.
I also wanted to show the other side: the type of visual glitches happening when the game does not magically recover into the credits!

Yes, basically every SNES "fastest crash" run is just a few magical inputs away from the credits.

careful with your breakout powerups

Masterjun3 2021-02-12 | yes, exactly how I remember this 1998 game

Game is DX-Ball 2.
Made with libTAS through Wine because that's magically possible somehow.

[TAS] Tetris TGM2P T.A. Death in 02:40.40

Masterjun3 2020-12-17 | Tetris is a simple game. 4-tile shaped pieces fall into the field. Fill a row and it disappears. Once you reach the top you lose.

Submission: http://tasvideos.org/6964S.html

In this game mode called "T.A. Death" you immediately starts with so called 20G: Pieces fall 20 tiles per frame. The field is only 20 tiles high, so pieces immediately drop to the ground. You are left only sliding the piece into position until it locks half a second after spawning.

The goal is to reach level 999. Every piece drop and line clear gives one level. Additionally there are 6 medals you can get in bronze, silver or gold with increased difficulty.

[Medal]: [Requirement for bronze/silver/gold.]
AC (All Clear): Completely empty the field 1/2/3 times.
ST (Section Time): Complete a section (100 levels) within 52/45/42 seconds
SK (Skill): Clear a Tetris (4 line clear) 5/10/17 times.
RE (Recovery): Go from over 149 blocks to under 71 blocks 1/2/4 times.
RO (Rotation): Surpass 1.2 rotations per piece during levels 0-300/300-700/700-999
CO (Combo): Clear at least 2 lines 4/5/7 times in a row without a piece not clearing a line at all.
A Secret Grade GM can be achieved by building a ⟩ pattern (right pointing angle bracket) with holes during the credits.

This version of Tetris does not have the "hold piece" feature, which would allow you to store a piece to switch back in later. Also, the sequence of pieces depend on an RNG seeded before the start, so no manipulation is possible during the gameplay.

Full game title is:
Tetris the Absolute: The Grand Master 2 Plus

[TAS] 2048 in 881 moves

Masterjun3 2020-07-30 | Remember that game from the year 2014? You slide number tiles and equal ones combine upon collision. After each move a new tile appears: either a [2] (90% chance) or a [4] (10% chance). The goal is creating the 2048 tile.

The theory behind this game is pretty simple. No matter how you slide, the total sum on the board stays the same and only increases by either 2 or 4 with the new tile. A total board sum of 2048 thus requires at least 512 tile spawns, so 510 moves (two tiles spawn at the beginning). After that, at least another 9 moves are required to combine tiles to the 2048 tile.

With impossible luck - getting only 4-tiles to spawn - the minimum
number of moves is 519.
With impossible bad luck - getting only 2-tiles to spawn - the minimum number of moves is 1032.

The only real optimization in this TAS is finding the optimal seed and making sure the final moves are positioned as to not waste a move.

For this TAS to be authentic, I had to recreate the Math.random() function of a browser, that is, of a JavaScript engine used by a browser. I decided to recreate it from the V8 engine. After that I ran a search for seed that spawned the most 4-tiles with an extra rule valuing seeds more highly when the total board sum goes from 2044 to 2048 with a 4-tile spawn.

The seed I used was 7771287229.
Of the important 874 tile spawns, I got 724 2-tiles and 150 4-tiles, which equals 82.84% and 17.16% (the game aims for 90% and 10%).
This roughly equals a 1 in 17066527652 chance.

The video shows the run twice, first at 60 moves per second, and then at 10 moves per second.

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Game: 2048 - play2048.co
Music: Eternal Forest by Red&Green - youtu.be/ml9UFvxHBQE

Donut Plains 3 - Freerun [TAS]

Masterjun3 2020-06-03 | I figured I should TAS SMW from time to time :D
I can say, this game really is fun to play around in.

Now while I'm here, let's test YouTube's new chapter feature thing!

0:00 Hello it's me
0:13 Oh no the blocks
0:44 Now we're out of blocks
1:13 Bonus content
1:29 The End

[TAS] Linux Linux Linux

Masterjun3 2020-04-01 | http://tasvideos.org/6699S.html

An Ubuntu 18.04.1 distribution with Linux kernel 5.3.0-26-generic with keyboard and mouse support and a US default keyboard layout was used to run libTAS v1.3.5 running a compiled release version of PCem v15_235273a emulating a Pentium OverDrive MMX 200 in a Socket 7 Shuttle HOT-557 mainboard with a S3 ViRGE/DX graphics chipset and 128 MB RAM booted using a 263725056 byte hard disk image containing Linux kernel 3.0.21-tinycore created using the Linux operating system Tiny Core Linux CorePlus version 4.7.7 installation image with additional lua typespeed ace-of-penguins xboard snes9x applications installed.
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Fun fact: The audio was added in manually. In fact, what you hear are my own recordings of a mouse click and some key presses.

[TAS] Mari0 warpless in 12:00.55 (cut)

Masterjun3 2019-09-17 | Version without level transitions.

I apologize, this is not new content.

The videos I make are mainly so I can enjoy them myself. So occasionally I go back and rewatch a few. The old video was the only one I could not watch due to the frequent interruptions and long loading times, so this video was necessary.

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Original video is now unlisted: youtu.be/zC6J8wmaTsE

[TAS] SMB3 game end glitch in 00:00.78 by Masterjun & ais523

Masterjun3 2019-07-25 | http://tasvideos.org/6466S.html

[TAS] Mari0 in 01:07.25 by Masterjun, lexikiq & dwangoAC

Masterjun3 2019-06-22 | http://tasvideos.org/6434S.html

[TAS] VVVVVV in 05:49.86 (05:02 gametime) by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2019-06-18 | http://tasvideos.org/6429S.html

[TAS] SMW one button challenge in 14:35.14 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2019-04-01 | "Don't press more than one button at a time. In other words, don't ever press two or more buttons simultaneously."

http://tasvideos.org/6349S.html

Impossible tricks:

Building up any running speed (Y + →)
Flying (Y + →)
Jumping while holding an item (Y + B)
Jumping while grabbing a throw block from below (Y + B)
Jumping while ducking (B + ↓)
Jumping out of water (B + ↑)
Swimming upwards quickly in water (B + ↑)
Swimming sideways quickly in water by holding an item (Y + →)

[TAS] Mari0 Portal mappack in 03:05.23 by lexikiq & Masterjun (comparison)

Masterjun3 2018-09-27 | Right: Initial submission (by lexikiq)
Left: First improvement (by lexikiq and suggestions from Masterjun)
Top: This movie (by lexikiq & Masterjun): http://tasvideos.org/6113S.html
(Normal Encode with timer: youtube.com/watch?v=Z_0ybXOyhoc )

lexikiq's YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCNqrdo-sFrq7zyEiBBX42dQ

Thanks to MM102 for the game version with a timer added.

Frames: 11114
Rerecords: 5554

[Mari0 in libTAS]

[TAS] Mari0 in 01:11.92 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2018-08-23 | Mari0 is basically Super Mario Bros. with portals.

The route is pretty simple: Enter the 1-2 pipes before they have fully loaded. This brings you to the minus world -1. Quit and continue the game from there, bringing you to 8-4 to finish the game.

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Portals can only be placed if there are two solid tiles next to each other. Once you shoot a portal, there is a 12 or 13 frame delay until you can shoot the next one.

Your running speed is capped at 9 tiles per second (the game runs at 60 FPS). The vertical falling speed is capped at 100 tiles per second. Using portals you can exchange X and Y speeds giving you up to 100 tiles per second horizontal speed (for reference, Mario has a speed of around 88 in 1-1).

1-2 shows a clip I found when moving left when falling into a floor portal. By positioning yourself correctly, you can clip into the ground if there is a block underneath the left block where the portal is on (which is why I couldn't clip directly through the ceiling).

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It's quite possible there are other routes in the level which turn out to be faster. Platforming with portals is quite the interesting task with unintuitive tricks you can use.
It's why I had a lot of fun TASing this so far!

Frames: 4315
Rerecords: 2898
Movie file (.ltm): dropbox.com/s/mdqjnmiu901wq4h/mari0_masterjun.ltm?dl=1

[Mari0 in libTAS]

Osmos Demo - TAS test

Masterjun3 2018-08-21 | I like circles, they have a cool shape!

[Osmos Demo in libTAS]

T00l-Assisted Superplay

Masterjun3 2018-08-09 | Think with Portals!

[Mari0 in libTAS]
Btw this can go even faster gfycat.com/NimbleTatteredCrocodile

[TAS] SMW fastest glitched sound in 00:13.83 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2018-04-04 | This is just a movie so I can reject this submission http://tasvideos.org/5911S.html for being suboptimal, obviously.

http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/46221611370852647

[TAS] SMW sram game end glitch in 00:11.13 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2018-04-01 | http://tasvideos.org/5883S.html

The "reset 510" is a reset delayed by 510 instructions.

[AGDQ 2018] TAS - Super Dram World 2 Playaround

Masterjun3 2018-01-14 | As seen live on Awesome Games Done Quick 2018 (well kind of).
Documentation: http://tasvideos.org/Masterjun/Doc/AGDQ2018.html
Movie file: http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/44437309086569376

[TAS] SMW expansion game end glitch in 00:41.75 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2017-04-01 | http://tasvideos.org/5447S.html

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[TAS] Super Mario World ends input early in 01:33.26 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2016-04-01 | http://tasvideos.org/5076S.html
This is totally legit what are you talking about.

Valley of Bowser 1 - Freerun [TAS]

Masterjun3 2016-01-26 | Really happy with the result :D

Btw, it's a single controller, so no crazy hidden multitap shenanigans.

Time-lapse: DKC2 ACE (Christmas Special)

Masterjun3 2016-01-05 | 0:00 - TASing until the known crash
0:11 - finished movie until critical glitch point
0:15 - found jump to controller registers
0:40 - stabilized controller registers (= total control at this point)
1:17 - wrote font graphics to VRAM
1:46 - wrote Merry Christmas!!! on the screen (close enough)
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Result video: youtube.com/watch?v=ncnyPNKsL4k
Recording time: 6 hours and 20 minutes
Speed multiplier: 200
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DKC2 = Donkey Kong Country 2
ACE = Arbitrary Code Execution

guys I make videos!

Masterjun3 2015-12-26 | I think this is appropriate :D
http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/27780694766873225

(well that took quite a bit... 6 hours and 20 minutes to be precise...)
...
(as long as twitch didn't delete the broadcast, here is the full stream http://www.twitch.tv/masterjun3/profile)
...
(...maybe I'll do a time-lapse...)
...
(I did... youtube.com/watch?v=k9IGrLLkJCo )

well this didnt take long

Masterjun3 2015-08-11 | imagine a smw that didn't have glitches

haha

[WIP] 1 - Kirby wins by doing absolutely nothing - Kirby Air Ride TAS

Masterjun3 2015-07-15 | http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/24134502607763345

the full widescreen mario experience!

Masterjun3 2015-07-08 | 16:9 with corrected TV aspect ratio (from 8:7 to 4:3)
aw yea, those pixels

[TAS] The Legend of Zelda 2nd quest, game end glitch in 03:06.46

Masterjun3 2015-06-03 | http://tasvideos.org/4709S.html
by TASeditor & Masterjun & sockfolder

[TAS] Super Mario World glitchfest in 33:33.33 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2015-04-01 | guys I finally finished it hurray
it's so good I mean look at all the glitches
and all the glitchiness and so on...
http://tasvideos.org/4638S.html

its the new 360 degree feature (drag the video around)

Masterjun3 2015-03-15 | with google chrome (what else I mean it's youtube what do you expect)

Chocolate Island 5 - Freerun [TAS]

Masterjun3 2015-03-07 | This is a freerun, so it is not aiming for speed but for entertainment.
I think I'm happy with the result.

smwsmb

Masterjun3 2015-01-08 | as seen at AGDQ 2015: youtube.com/watch?v=mifmHgqkZfo&t=20m48s
lsmv: http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/19873869950560708

[TAS] SMW2 - Yoshis Island game end glitch in 01:17.54 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-12-18 | http://tasvideos.org/4523S.html

[TAS] VVVVVV 20 trinkets, no death mode in 17:33.77 (16:33 gametime) by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-11-10 | http://tasvideos.org/4479S.html
To celebrate the support of 60 fps on Youtube, here is your 30 fps game TAS!

do you even 60fps at ≥720p (works for chrome at least)

Masterjun3 2014-10-29 | smooth
no sprites

[TAS] VVVVVV game end glitch in 00:45.33 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-06-01 | http://tasvideos.org/4324S.html

[TAS] Super Mario World game end glitch in 00:41.98 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-05-19 | http://tasvideos.org/4315S.html

[TAS] Kirby Super Star game end glitch in 00:23.03 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-04-24 | http://tasvideos.org/4287S.html

[TAS] VVVVVV in 00:47.1 by Scepheo & Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-04-08 | http://tasvideos.org/4269S.html

[TAS] Super Mario World 11 exits in 08:07.53 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-04-01 | http://tasvideos.org/4252S.html

What have you done...

Masterjun3 2014-02-18 | PRAISE THE ALMIGHTY HELIX FOSSIL,
OUR LORD AND SAVIOR.
http://www.twitch.tv/twitchplayspokemon

Music: "Mind Heist" by Zack Hemsey
Big thanks to Jademalo for his timelapse videos.
None of the pictures are mine. All credit goes to their respective owners.

[TAS] Super Mario World Arbitrary Code Execution in 02:25.19 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2014-01-06 | This was also streamed live at AGDQ 2014 on a real console: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uep1H_NvZS0#t=1910
Publication: http://tasvideos.org/2513M.html
Submission (Explanation): http://tasvideos.org/4156S.html

[TAS] Super Mario World 2 - Yoshis Island glitched in 02:36.81 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2013-07-25 | http://tasvideos.org/4025S.html

[TAS] SMW 99 lives & softlock in 00:39.40 by Masterjun

Masterjun3 2013-05-31 | :)
YOU CAN'T GET BACK TO THE GAME SO THE 99 LIVES CAN'T BE USED
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