Scott Rogoff | Dr. Mario Break the Targets 12.67 [TAS WR] @Mario64Master | Uploaded December 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This tool-assisted speedrun (TAS) was completed by Mario 64 Master (Scott Rogoff) on December 17, 2020.
This is the current TAS world record for this level. The previous record was 12.68 by ajp_anton (youtu.be/mkRvmgfWNG4) from June 2010.
1 frame was saved due to faster leftward movement towards target 8. A full jump at 10.18 and fast fall at 10.63 lead to perfect alignment for a horizontal waveland at 10.87. This causes a faster leftward slide along the blue platform than the down-left angled waveland in the previous record. Doc slips off the platform's edge a frame earlier (at 10.99 instead of 11.00).
Setup:
Dolphin 4.0-9410
Melee NTSC 1.02
Fullscreen Resolution: 3840x1600 (cropped to 1944x1600 with OBS)
Internal Resolution: 8x Native (5120x4224) for 5K
Anti-Aliasing: 8x MSAA
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
This tool-assisted speedrun (TAS) was completed by Mario 64 Master (Scott Rogoff) on December 17, 2020.
This is the current TAS world record for this level. The previous record was 12.68 by ajp_anton (youtu.be/mkRvmgfWNG4) from June 2010.
1 frame was saved due to faster leftward movement towards target 8. A full jump at 10.18 and fast fall at 10.63 lead to perfect alignment for a horizontal waveland at 10.87. This causes a faster leftward slide along the blue platform than the down-left angled waveland in the previous record. Doc slips off the platform's edge a frame earlier (at 10.99 instead of 11.00).
Setup:
Dolphin 4.0-9410
Melee NTSC 1.02
Fullscreen Resolution: 3840x1600 (cropped to 1944x1600 with OBS)
Internal Resolution: 8x Native (5120x4224) for 5K
Anti-Aliasing: 8x MSAA
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
![Dr. Mario Break the Targets 12.67 [TAS WR]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3daXOhjF3q8/hqdefault.jpg "Dr. Mario Break the Targets 12.67 [TAS WR]
This tool-assisted speedrun (TAS) was completed by Mario 64 Master (Scott Rogoff) on December 17, 2020.
This is the current TAS world record for this level. The previous record was 12.68 by ajp_anton (https://youtu.be/mkRvmgfWNG4) from June 2010.
1 frame was saved due to faster leftward movement towards target 8. A full jump at 10.18 and fast fall at 10.63 lead to perfect alignment for a horizontal waveland at 10.87. This causes a faster leftward slide along the blue platform than the down-left angled waveland in the previous record. Doc slips off the platforms edge a frame earlier (at 10.99 instead of 11.00).
Setup:
Dolphin 4.0-9410
Melee NTSC 1.02
Fullscreen Resolution: 3840x1600 (cropped to 1944x1600 with OBS)
Internal Resolution: 8x Native (5120x4224) for 5K
Anti-Aliasing: 8x MSAA
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x")
![Link Break the Targets 3.48 [World Record]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/61MnKMe_xa4/hqdefault.jpg "Link Break the Targets 3.48 [World Record]
Played by Mario 64 Master (Scott Rogoff) on May 18, 2023. This is the current world record for this level.
My previous best was 3.50, from 1 month prior (https://youtu.be/VdHzsW8xK80). That was the previous world record, tied with samthedigital (https://youtu.be/2E0qyX5jM2I).
Only took me about 14k more attempts since I hit 3.50 to shave this 1 frame. This run was absolutely frame perfect until the final platform slip off, where a single frame was lost during the hookshot movement. The optimal ending requires a rejump and air dodge immediately after leaving the platform. I think the ideal 3.46 should be tough but likely doable...
This is not a TAS (tool-assisted speedrun) - it was played by me in real time.
Setup:
Dolphin 5.0-18498
Melee NTSC 1.02
Nintendo GameCube controller
Nintendo GameCube USB adapter (set to 1000Hz polling)
MOverlay 2.0.3b
Fullscreen Resolution: 3840x1600 (cropped to 1944x1600 with OBS)
Internal Resolution: 8x Native (5120x4224) for 5K
Anti-Aliasing: 8x MSAA
Anisotropic Filtering: 16x
#speedrun #smash #melee #zelda")
![Samus Break the Targets 7.20 [TAS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7e0AaxMNPrI/hqdefault.jpg "Samus Break the Targets 7.20 [TAS]
This tool-assisted speedrun (TAS) was completed by Mario 64 Master (Scott Rogoff) on May 1, 2020.
This was the TAS world record for this level until I achieved 7.11 on September 13, 2020 (https://youtu.be/XxXUv1GXVBM).
My previous best (and previous world record) was 7.28, from a week prior (https://youtu.be/05yBRwdqLX4).
Comparison with the 7.28 run:
- 4 frames were saved by rejumping towards target 4 two frames sooner (in-game timer 2.55). This required approaching from a lower angle to avoid hitting the ceiling near target 4.
- 1 frame was saved by staying farther *right* after the first left waveland (in-game timer 4.52). This allowed building more leftward velocity by the next slipoff (in-game timer 4.80), which allowed barely reaching the next slipoff (in-game timer 5.16) in one less frame.
This TAS is 28 frames faster than my real-time 7.67 run (https://youtu.be/n-wDUGsHnoc).
Setup:
Dolphin 5.0
Melee NTSC 1.02
Recorded with Nvidia ShadowPlay (1080p, 60fps, 50 Mbps)")
![Pichu Break the Targets 5.45 [World Record]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9yQYxzghgCI/hqdefault.jpg "Pichu Break the Targets 5.45 [World Record]
This is the current speedrun world record for this level.
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Original video with more details: https://youtu.be/bZEhqFZ6DZo
#speedrun #smash #melee #ssbm")
