Ejay B | [MKWii CT BKT] Riverside Circuit v2.0 (Glitch) - 1:29.130 @EjayB | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 18 hours ago
NOTE: THIS GLITCH HAS BEEN PATCHED IN VERSION 2.1
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The video isn't at 100% speed (due to a recording issue) which is why it looks slow.
Splits:
39.884
26.312
22.934
♫ Music - GCN Yoshi Circuit (Mario Kart 8) ♫
NOTE: THIS GLITCH HAS BEEN PATCHED IN VERSION 2.1
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The video isn't at 100% speed (due to a recording issue) which is why it looks slow.
Splits:
39.884
26.312
22.934
♫ Music - GCN Yoshi Circuit (Mario Kart 8) ♫
![[MKWii CT BKT] Riverside Circuit v2.0 (Glitch) - 1:29.130](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mVVrZ4Sa1N4/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii CT BKT] Riverside Circuit v2.0 (Glitch) - 1:29.130
NOTE: THIS GLITCH HAS BEEN PATCHED IN VERSION 2.1
The video isnt at 100% speed (due to a recording issue) which is why it looks slow.
Splits:
39.884
26.312
22.934
♫ Music - GCN Yoshi Circuit (Mario Kart 8) ♫")
![[MKWii TAS] DS Delfino Square Flap (Glitch) - 16.552](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/myirhKRnB08/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii TAS] DS Delfino Square Flap (Glitch) - 16.552
Watch in 4K Ultra HD! (EDIT: Happy April Fools!)
What, were you expecting an April Fools joke or something?
It was another ordinary day of glitch-hunting in the TAS server back in December, and I asked if anyone could find anything interesting whatsoever in the KCL models of a track.
BillyNoodles then PMd me with a screenshot showing an unusually placed wall that he found - residing near the finish line. He mentioned how it contained properties very similar to that of the wall that you clip through when doing the glitch on Maple Treeway, in that when you hit it at a certain position with a certain angle, it gives you some height.
I immediately became intrigued, and got to work testing with the assistance of a moonjump hack. The wall did indeed possess the properties that Billy predicted. An ultra shortcut on DS Delfino Square had been hypothesised multiple times before, but nobody could seem to crack the solution. I began attempting to get on the outside of the fence without any hacks, and managed to do so by using a wallclip which barely clears the high invisible wall. From there, I went forward and turned around whilst staying on the seam without falling off.
I took inspiration from the Rainbow Road ultra, and used multiple inputs to perform a bounce and a sharp left turn. Luckily the crease in the road (where the slope meets the flat part) allowed me to get a great bounce without needing a nosedive. I was avoiding passing through the finish line backwards by a mile, so the last thing to do was to hit the last KCP.
I was actually stuck for a bit, because I was struggling to locate the sketchy wall – which was a necessity if I wanted to reach the last KCP.
After trying numerous different approaches for the third shroom and the bounce, I finally clipped it... and there it was. I was crossing every finger and toe that I would get respawned right after the bridge – and I did. Never did I think that I would be the one to be the first to pull off a new ultra shortcut.
I was tempted to release it straightaway, but part of me knew that I had to divulge the ultra on April Fools Day. Oh, how it pained me to hoard it for 4 and a half months. When N64 Mario Raceway and Dry Dry Ruins got discovered in early January, I was allured to showcase it and make it 3 ultra shortcuts discovered in a week. But again, I reminded myself that patience is a virtue, and that I must stick to my plan and wait for the 1st of April until I show everyone.
Its worth noting that this TAS can be improved by around a second, with 95% of the possible time-save coming from re-doing the first half of the flap.
The speedometer labelled as km/h on the bottom left is normal vehicle speed (most commonly used speedometer), and the speedometer labelled as SPEED in the bottom right is a much more accurate speed reading (The XZ speed) created by using the equation:
((Xpos current frame - Xpos previous frame)^2) + ((Zpos Current frame - Zpos Previous frame)^2)^0.5
The P-Wing displays the amount of airtime, the blue spark displays MT charge (max is 270), and the mushroom displays shroom boost.
Huge thank you to Billy yet again for kicking off this whole project.
♫ Mount Must Dash - Super Mario 3D World ♫
Thank you for watching and reading this very long description!")
![[MKWii 3rd WORLDWIDE] Grumble Volcano (Glitch) - 19.223](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nLePWALULq8/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii 3rd WORLDWIDE] Grumble Volcano (Glitch) - 19.223
Watch in 4K Ultra HD!
First person to hit an 8.1 without TAS entry on Grumble Volcano. Lap 1 was amazing and thus a 7.9xx lap 1 is without a doubt possible.
Lap 2 wasnt good and costed sub 19 and maybe 2nd ww. I also failed the last turn on lap 3 which sucks.
Thank you Shane for your endless help teaching me the strats and inputs :)
8.165 / 6.025 / 5.033 = 19.223
♫ World 8: Lava Land - New Super Mario Bros. Wii ♫
Second time in a row using World 8 music from a game lol
ChadSoft link: http://www.chadsoft.co.uk/time-trials/rkgd/9B/09/E8BF3C4D18EBF102031B2A481C9F1E8625E3.html")
![[MKWii TAS] New Delayed Lap Count Strat on GCN Waluigi Stadium](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o6TnHcMoTvc/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii TAS] New Delayed Lap Count Strat on GCN Waluigi Stadium
Watch in 4K Ultra HD, 60fps!
This is a tool-assisted speedrun (TAS). This time will not count on any real rankings. Created on Dolphin 5.0 with a real Wiichuk, slowdown, savestates, frame advance, and RAM watch.
For over 2 years, Ive had an idea for delaying the lap count on this track, except I couldnt work out a way to get to the seam next to the finish line without triggering the start of the lap beforehand. The side of the track is bounded by tall invisible walls, so the only way to elude them is with HWG from the banner.
I recently decided to ask Charlie for some assistance, and he managed to get a huge ejection from the last ramp which just travelled far enough to reach the banner. He subsequently pulled off the HWG which somehow perfectly positioned him to land on the seam. So, huge props to him for donating his talent to make this glitch work.
The rest of the method was relatively straightforward since I knew it was possible. In the process though, I was reminded about how tedious that finish line pole wallclip is to get.
The flap isnt fully optimised. I have exams soon, so I just wanted to do something quick to showcase the strat. I think I lost around 5 frames by going wide after the banner bypass landing, and another 2 frames at the first corner wrap-around after the zipper glitch landing. Considering this, and that the previous flap BKT was 15.606, we can deduce that the new strat saves around 1.4 seconds!
Charlies channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CHARL1E
♫ Winning Cup - 三原善隆 ♫
Thank you for watching!
- Ejay B")
![[MKWii] Dry Dry Ruins - Shroomless Ending Shortcut](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oC7e7AEHEwc/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii] Dry Dry Ruins - Shroomless Ending Shortcut
[MKWii] Dry Dry Ruins - Shroomless Ending Shortcut")
![[MKWii Australian Record] Maple Treeway (Glitch) - 2:02.553](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oGMjURe2BVk/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii Australian Record] Maple Treeway (Glitch) - 2:02.553
Watch in 4K Ultra HD!
Pretty good run, however from the lap 3 net to the finish line I lost a lot of time re-aligning.
Might have to start going for lap 3 glitch if I want to get 2:01.
Lap 1 | 47.581
Lap 2 | 27.257
Lap 3 | 47.715
Music is to commemorate 1 year (nearly) of having Aussie record on this track!")
![[MK8] Crazy Comebacks #1 - Sweet Sweet Canyon](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/p-qqG2YzjuA/hqdefault.jpg "[MK8] Crazy Comebacks #1 - Sweet Sweet Canyon
WOW!! Best EVER lap 3 comeback :D
By Roxio Game Capture HD PRO
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/game-capture/hd/")
![[MKWii] Mario Circuit: Glitch On The Right Side!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pVYK71SZJns/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii] Mario Circuit: Glitch On The Right Side!
O_0
Pretty excited that I made this...")
