Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Movie uploaded for BeginnersHeaven gaming community:
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All original jumps from the map Tutorialjump. Decided to do them on the actual maps rather than the jump map. The jumps are in same order as they are in the original map.
Song:
Red - Who We Are
Movie uploaded for BeginnersHeaven gaming community:
beginnersheaven.net
All original jumps from the map Tutorialjump. Decided to do them on the actual maps rather than the jump map. The jumps are in same order as they are in the original map.
Song:
Red - Who We Are


![Gamma Stuff
Im terrible pls dont judge, I just like to make videos :X
Maps in order of appearence:
extremepkr
bounce_b1
Tranquil
Skacharohuth
OldTjJumps
lnarun
randommap_b1
zerojumps3_preview
[!]-b2
insane1_8
Song:
55 Escape - 20 Years Gamma Stuff](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/7_WwD3ghNJk/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Tutorial] Enable CUDA on After Effects/Premiere CS6
REMEMBER, THIS IS UNOFFICIAL TWEAK! IT DOES NOT WORK WITH EVERY CARD! I cannot answer questions such as Will this work with X card? because there is no way for me to test. Remember that CUDA is only available for NVIDIA CARDS.
For people who are getting permission errors while trying to save the edited text file, you most likely have User Account Control (UAC) enabled on your Windows. You can do either of the following:
1. Run Notepad (or whichever text editor you use) as admin. Just type in notepad in Windows start menu search bar and right click - Run as Administrator. After that just go to File - Open and open the raytracer_supported_cards.txt and edit it.
2.Open the file as I do on the video, but save it to your desktop, then move the edited file to After Effects/Premiere folder and overwrite the existing one.
Background Song:
Throttle - Next Big Thing [Monstercat Release] [Tutorial] Enable CUDA on After Effects/Premiere CS6](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8NwQ3n-e0p8/mqdefault.jpg)






