Superdavo0001 | [TAS] Releasio 64: Tiny Evil Penguin In 13"70s *WR* @Superdavo0001 | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 4 hours ago
21"87 by Ethan White: youtu.be/ZbjgC7_K1Ek
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20"22 by The Fastest Doggo To Ever Live Like Got Damn: youtu.be/cNtI3cYtK0A
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17"27 by Ethan White: youtu.be/9y23vNCURHQ
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13"70 by me :-)
I was hoping to save a few frames here and there when I started TASing, but I never for a moment thought I'd find 3.5 seconds worth of time-saves!
Play-by-play of what I did:
• First, I enter the level. As I fall, I press 'B', which causes me to momentarily gain hyper-speed, moving backwards for a single frame, and landing conveniently near the slope to the penguin.
• Next, I jump up to the baby penguin. I do this by doing a big jump first, then mashing A on alternate frames, which I believe to be the fastest method of reaching the top.
• Once I'm at the top, I stop. Conveniently, the 200spd Toad gains during the jumps causes me to stop right next to the penguin. I angled my jumps such that I stopped just behind the penguin, as close as possible.
• Next, I quick-turn, and walk towards the baby penguin, who has moved just out of my reach in the time it took to quick-turn (I don't think this can be prevented unfortunately). I do this optimally by using the joystick for 1 frame at the minimum speed that will allow me to grab the penguin again when I stop.
• Next, I lose my speed, and grab the penguin. I need to be stationary otherwise I will fly away with hyper-speed and not grab the penguin.
• Next, I gain hyper-speed, by performing an AB-kick. This allows me to clip through the wall, and begin falling towards the penguin. Because of the nature of the jump, and the high speed, Toad gains a vertical displacement of ~1250 units downwards, which shortens the freefall, saving time.
• I now fall towards the bottom area and the mother penguin. During this fall, I improve the camera angle, and manoeuvre Toad such that he will fall towards the edge of her interaction radius later, as close to the star as he can be. I was probably a little bit over-the-top with this, and it took a while to get right, but it worked, and actually had a rather tight margin.
• Next, I accelerate Mario forwards towards the mother penguin. I time this such that I ground-pound in the correct location on the last frame before landing, which I believe to be optimal. I then interact with the mother penguin as soon as I've recovered from the ground-pound.
• Finally, I collect the star. The optimal way to do this (afaik) is to immediately jump for 3 frames towards it, and GP once underneath. It's worth noting that I was rather close to the edge of the hitbox when I collected the star, meaning that if I wasn't so precise with the targeting during the freefall earlier, I may not have reached it on that frame, wasting a frame in the run.
Re-records: 611
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21"87 by Ethan White: youtu.be/ZbjgC7_K1Ek
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20"22 by The Fastest Doggo To Ever Live Like Got Damn: youtu.be/cNtI3cYtK0A
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17"27 by Ethan White: youtu.be/9y23vNCURHQ
↓
13"70 by me :-)
I was hoping to save a few frames here and there when I started TASing, but I never for a moment thought I'd find 3.5 seconds worth of time-saves!
Play-by-play of what I did:
• First, I enter the level. As I fall, I press 'B', which causes me to momentarily gain hyper-speed, moving backwards for a single frame, and landing conveniently near the slope to the penguin.
• Next, I jump up to the baby penguin. I do this by doing a big jump first, then mashing A on alternate frames, which I believe to be the fastest method of reaching the top.
• Once I'm at the top, I stop. Conveniently, the 200spd Toad gains during the jumps causes me to stop right next to the penguin. I angled my jumps such that I stopped just behind the penguin, as close as possible.
• Next, I quick-turn, and walk towards the baby penguin, who has moved just out of my reach in the time it took to quick-turn (I don't think this can be prevented unfortunately). I do this optimally by using the joystick for 1 frame at the minimum speed that will allow me to grab the penguin again when I stop.
• Next, I lose my speed, and grab the penguin. I need to be stationary otherwise I will fly away with hyper-speed and not grab the penguin.
• Next, I gain hyper-speed, by performing an AB-kick. This allows me to clip through the wall, and begin falling towards the penguin. Because of the nature of the jump, and the high speed, Toad gains a vertical displacement of ~1250 units downwards, which shortens the freefall, saving time.
• I now fall towards the bottom area and the mother penguin. During this fall, I improve the camera angle, and manoeuvre Toad such that he will fall towards the edge of her interaction radius later, as close to the star as he can be. I was probably a little bit over-the-top with this, and it took a while to get right, but it worked, and actually had a rather tight margin.
• Next, I accelerate Mario forwards towards the mother penguin. I time this such that I ground-pound in the correct location on the last frame before landing, which I believe to be optimal. I then interact with the mother penguin as soon as I've recovered from the ground-pound.
• Finally, I collect the star. The optimal way to do this (afaik) is to immediately jump for 3 frames towards it, and GP once underneath. It's worth noting that I was rather close to the edge of the hitbox when I collected the star, meaning that if I wasn't so precise with the targeting during the freefall earlier, I may not have reached it on that frame, wasting a frame in the run.
Re-records: 611
Don't forget to subscribe for more! :-)
![[TAS] Releasio 64: Tiny Evil Penguin In 1370s *WR*](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yzCuIqdFuSw/hqdefault.jpg "[TAS] Releasio 64: Tiny Evil Penguin In 1370s *WR*
2187 by Ethan White: https://youtu.be/ZbjgC7_K1Ek
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2022 by The Fastest Doggo To Ever Live Like Got Damn: https://youtu.be/cNtI3cYtK0A
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1727 by Ethan White: https://youtu.be/9y23vNCURHQ
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1370 by me :-)
I was hoping to save a few frames here and there when I started TASing, but I never for a moment thought Id find 3.5 seconds worth of time-saves!
Play-by-play of what I did:
• First, I enter the level. As I fall, I press B, which causes me to momentarily gain hyper-speed, moving backwards for a single frame, and landing conveniently near the slope to the penguin.
• Next, I jump up to the baby penguin. I do this by doing a big jump first, then mashing A on alternate frames, which I believe to be the fastest method of reaching the top.
• Once Im at the top, I stop. Conveniently, the 200spd Toad gains during the jumps causes me to stop right next to the penguin. I angled my jumps such that I stopped just behind the penguin, as close as possible.
• Next, I quick-turn, and walk towards the baby penguin, who has moved just out of my reach in the time it took to quick-turn (I dont think this can be prevented unfortunately). I do this optimally by using the joystick for 1 frame at the minimum speed that will allow me to grab the penguin again when I stop.
• Next, I lose my speed, and grab the penguin. I need to be stationary otherwise I will fly away with hyper-speed and not grab the penguin.
• Next, I gain hyper-speed, by performing an AB-kick. This allows me to clip through the wall, and begin falling towards the penguin. Because of the nature of the jump, and the high speed, Toad gains a vertical displacement of ~1250 units downwards, which shortens the freefall, saving time.
• I now fall towards the bottom area and the mother penguin. During this fall, I improve the camera angle, and manoeuvre Toad such that he will fall towards the edge of her interaction radius later, as close to the star as he can be. I was probably a little bit over-the-top with this, and it took a while to get right, but it worked, and actually had a rather tight margin.
• Next, I accelerate Mario forwards towards the mother penguin. I time this such that I ground-pound in the correct location on the last frame before landing, which I believe to be optimal. I then interact with the mother penguin as soon as Ive recovered from the ground-pound.
• Finally, I collect the star. The optimal way to do this (afaik) is to immediately jump for 3 frames towards it, and GP once underneath. Its worth noting that I was rather close to the edge of the hitbox when I collected the star, meaning that if I wasnt so precise with the targeting during the freefall earlier, I may not have reached it on that frame, wasting a frame in the run.
Re-records: 611
Dont forget to subscribe for more! :-)")
![[Speedrun WR] Peachs Fury: 25 Stars in 72670 IGT (SM64 Hack)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zFqYcj6OeWI/hqdefault.jpg "[Speedrun WR] Peachs Fury: 25 Stars in 72670 IGT (SM64 Hack)
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ROMHack Info:
Name: Peachs Fury
Creator: Kaze Emanuar (https://www.youtube.com/c/KazeEmanuar)
Previous WR: 73123 by Keldon: https://youtu.be/rJQuBe8GoB8
Oh boy its been a while!
This video shows my current personal best and current world record time in Peachs Fury, a ROMHack made by Kaze Emanuar. I believe the time saved was largely through the use of faster strats. I think my execution was better in some places but its tough to compare overall as both me and Keldon naturally made errors in different places.
To answer a very obvious question: Many platforms were grey because I was using the wrong emulator graphics plugin. I was using LINKs GlideN and didnt bother changing to Jabo because it often freezes up, and I didnt want to risk that happening in the middle of a run.
This hack is really fun to play and its speedrun is very nice as well. The hardest part of the run for me is the Chuckyas early on, as its very difficult to grab & throw one without being grabbed by another before youre done. My execution of at section in this attempt was pretty bad and is definitely something Im going to try and improve in the future.
Regarding the many, many changes Kaze has made to the game engine, the vast majority of them are certainly for the better. Having the game run at 60fps is pretty crazy, and the changes made to the movement all feel really smooth, making the game a little more forgiving in casual play and giving plenty of opportunities for different movement in speedruns. I do find that I have a couple of issues sometimes though:
• The cloud powerup has a habit of activating when I really dont want it to, especially when jumping from steep slopes. I slidekick off the tower at 4:30 rather than jumping for this exact reason.
• Sometimes the camera can randomly start spinning, and require mashing the opposite direction to stop it. I think this depends on how long you hold the direction for, and its quite annoying, though it didnt happen in this run.
• Related to this, the camera can randomly move way up high or way down low. I think this is the same phenomenon but with vertical camera movement, and as its slow to correct I ended up just unbinding the C^ and C-down buttons to stop it happening.
• Im not sure what this is about and it isnt an issue, but sometimes when I press B to dive I seem to end up kicking. Not a problem, I just dont understand it lol
Overall though, I really love this hack, and its combination of skill-based platforming and nicely designed treasure-hunting, and Im hyped to see what Kaze can do with this engine in his larger projects!
This run was quite a long time in the making, after StarrlightSims set an impressive 74893 early on, I decided to make that time my goal, but before I could get there, Keldon came in with a huge time-cut! I set this as my new goal and incorporated their routing improvements, and after some grinding, I eventually got my time down enough to take the record!
Im definitely going to try and improve this run in future. I can still take a good few seconds from it with the current route. I may stream some attempts at some point, and if so, Ill definitely tweet about it before I do!
Apologies for the lack of videos in recent times, Ive been more than a little too distracted by Minecraft-related shenanigans and I havent really found anything to upload. I do have a big project Ive been asked to encode though... but youll have to wait & see ;) Hopefully you wont have to wait another 8 months for another Davo upload lol
PS hate to get political but Slava Ukraini, and screw those committing atrocities against them. Theres not a lot we can do atm but not falling victim to propaganda aimed at dismissing or minimising the significance of the atrocities is an important step for all of us.")
![The very basics of Java [Part 1 - Advanced Hello World]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ziiSrJSXtro/hqdefault.jpg "The very basics of Java [Part 1 - Advanced Hello World]
My very first video on the subject of programming, in this one, I show you how to make the famous Hello World! code, before adding to it - in this case by showing how long it takes to run. Any ideas? Tell me in the description! In the next video, I will probably create a window so the message will actually appear. Please subscribe! Ive got a lot of other videos planned! Like space? I have videos for that!
If you are finding this interesting, check out TheJavaHubs tutorials! I got all my knowledge from them.
Sourcecode:
package helloworld;
public class HelloWorld{
//Variables
private long beforeTime, afterTime, diff = 0;
public HelloWorld(){
beforeTime = System.nanoTime();
log(Hello World!);
afterTime = System.nanoTime();
diff = afterTime - beforeTime;
log(Time taken: + diff);
}
public static void main(String[] args){
HelloWorld hw = new HelloWorld();
}
public void log(String s){
System.out.println(s);
}
}")
