benstephens56 | MM3D Woodfall BK Skip from Bow Room @benstephens56 | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 1 day ago
Goron Missile.
Stand on the edge of the flower so that when you take a step it doesn't shake, then do a pretty quick pound. If you directed yourself straight to the loading zone, you'd get stuck in the big upper room with the holes. This is why I go straight north instead of angled to the loading zone
Goron Missile.
Stand on the edge of the flower so that when you take a step it doesn't shake, then do a pretty quick pound. If you directed yourself straight to the loading zone, you'd get stuck in the big upper room with the holes. This is why I go straight north instead of angled to the loading zone
![[TAS] Ocarina Of Time 3D Any% in 23:31.286](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U4FwQFLPZaY/hqdefault.jpg "[TAS] Ocarina Of Time 3D Any% in 23:31.286
Intro - 0:00
Ocarina of Time 3D Any% TAS - 2:00
Commentated Version: https://youtu.be/BSPvt7XQF14
Tool Assisted Speedrun
TAS Timing (system power on): 23:31.286
RTA Timing (Pressing Start on the file select screen): 23:19.055
Rerecords: 18959
Author: benstephens56
Intro Editing: benstephens56
Intro Cast: benstephens56 and Kaztalek
Creation Emulator: Citra Canary 2007
Playback Emulator: Citra Nightly 1747
Author Notes: https://tasvideos.org/7342S
TASVideos Discussion and Voting: https://tasvideos.org/Forum/Topics/23102
This is a tool assisted speedrun (TAS) of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D that aims to be the game as fast as possible with no restrictions. Unlike a real-time attack (RTA) speedrun where a player sits down to complete a game in one sitting, this run utilizes an emulator with specialized tools to such as savestates and frame by frame pausing to complete what is essentially a perfect speedrun, or at least as close as someone can theoretically get. As such, this speedrun in its final form took somewhere between 3 or 4 months to create. This not only because it is the first full game TAS of Ocarina of Time 3D, but also because it is the first full game 3DS TAS in general to my knowledge, which means lot a lot of time was devoted to research and documentation of what Citra TAS tools are capable of. A comprehensive breakdown of my documentation as well as an in-depth explanation of this TAS can be found in TASVideos author notes linked above.
Intro Music:
- Variations on Suns Song - Rebecca Tripp
- Requiem, Dies Irae - Giuseppe Verdi (Performance by Orchestralis)")
![[Tutorial] MM3D Goron Missile](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/USbPIoMbOl0/hqdefault.jpg "[Tutorial] MM3D Goron Missile
Goron Misille discovered by Keeta
Method discovered by gabyelnuevo
This trick is cool.")
![[TAS] Ocarina of Time 3D All Dungeons in 1:02:10](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UiElbuJQ1sE/hqdefault.jpg "[TAS] Ocarina of Time 3D All Dungeons in 1:02:10
Commentated version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH4a1d9FINY
Tool Assisted Speedrun
Author Notes: https://tasvideos.org/9153S
TASVideos Discussion and Voting: https://tasvideos.org/Forum/Topics/25514
TAS Timing (system power on): 1:02:23.000
RTA Timing (Pressing Start on the file select screen): 1:02:10.751
Rerecords: 102,747
Author: benstephens56
Creation Emulator: Citra Canary 2007
Playback Emulator: Citra Nightly 1815
This is a tool assisted speedrun (TAS) of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D that aims to be the game as fast as possible while also completed all 8 of the main dungeons. There are no other restrictions. Completing a dungeon requires entering the blue warp at the end of the dungeon and obtaining the Spiritual Stone or Medallion. Based on the community definition, however, these Spiritual Stones and Medallions do not need to remain in the inventory after obtaining them. Therefore, the game does not need to be completed with all of the Spiritual Stones and Medallions, each must just be obtained once from their intended source. Unlike a real-time attack (RTA) speedrun where a player sits down to complete a game in one sitting, this run utilizes an emulator with specialized tools to such as savestates and frame by frame pausing to complete what is essentially a perfect speedrun, or at least as close as someone can theoretically get. As such, this speedrun in its final form took somewhere between 2 or 3 months to create.")
