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Haha, awesome! I only noticed that he won't drop farther ahead if you stop walking at some point, but this one is just awesome. Post a short vid or a gif.
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Mothrayas wrote:
These posts are talking about branch names, not movie tags.
No, they are talking about the flag idea.
Niamek wrote:
Good luck finding these runs in the sea of moons movies then.
I was about to say the same to you. If you add a tag, you have to find all the movies that will fit. And half of our movie classes are the reverse versions of each other. If you label, say, 30% of the runs "Uses a special goal", then you also have to label the rest 70% "Avoids special goals".
Niamek wrote:
I can just say that finding movies with unusual goals not that easy and is different enough from most of the movies.
Different in what? As I said, such label tells literally nothing useful.
The number of movies that will fit also matters, because it's not handy to open super huge movie lists. This is why staff wants to move away from entire tier displays per platform, towards game-based catalog. There's just no manpower to code that change.
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Any% is subjective, which is why we retired it.
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Anything that's not any% is even more subjective. And it doesn't tell anything useful about the run at all.
Also, provide the average percentage of runs that will need this label. It sounds too broad and common to warrant a special category (Aims for fastest time was retired for that reason).
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So do you want me to replace the submission file? If so, your old movie would remain available if you upload it and put the link in the submission.
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zggzdydp wrote:
You said "I'm septic and surly"? I don't understand.
I'm pretty sure he meant "skeptic" :D
mmbossman wrote:
I still find this to be a bad goal choice for a run. People seem to like it by proxy, in the hopes that a full run using Cornel will eventually come along, and that this run is good enough for the time being. With that in mind, I'm going to accept this, with the likelihood that it will be obsoleted if/when a good quality Cornel run is submitted.
What do you guys think about this?
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Warp wrote:
scrimpeh wrote:
Are sourceforge and github cool with people just using their services for image hosting? While tasvideos is more than likely too small for anyone to notice, I can't imagine that's in either of the sites' TOSes.
Yeah. A sure way to make them also drop support for external image linking is to abuse the system for something it wasn't intended for.
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Timestoppa wrote:
I started out using BizHawk, so I started with TAStudio, but over time I switched to Mupen since it's the dominant emulator for SM64 (my main TAS game nowadays), so I picked up the "traditional" way later on. I'd hate to TAS the N64 with a TAStudio like thing, because displaying analog stick input like that is weird, but IMO TAStudio/TASEditor is the best way to TAS 2D games.
Virtual pad works in tastudio if you enable recording mode. If you have some strong preference regarding how they work together, let me know.
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GoddessMaria wrote:
I've constantly been a massive nuisance to everyone (even though unintentional) and lately finding myself thinking about just giving up and wanting to leave this world for Hell where I belong.
Those who belong to hell (and deserve it) intentionally destroy every sphere they enter. And they enter it in certain ways that gain them trust at first. Those who belong to hell want to channel destruction and nastiness, and can't ever be honest. I've seen so many of such people. You shouldn't compare yourself to them.
The other part that I find important (and that was probably overused by others already), is that leaving this world hasn't ever guaranteed that anything would become better after that. It mostly just depends on what a person believes will happen. And it's commonly believed that "at least it won't get worse" after suicide. Yet there's literally no ground for that hope. People tend to think about some insane and unbearable situation that things can't get any worse. Oh they can, they can endlessly get worse.
And if you think of it, the reason that actually makes them get worse is rarely known for sure. If it's the very fact of one's existence, then it should be the kind of person I described. But such people also rarely wish to end it all, they enjoy their nastiness.
What is the actual probability that if a regular person experiences suicidal depression, the reason behind it will get cured by the suicide? I'd say it tends to zero. If something was that risky, I wouldn't consider doing it without some positive sides that it's known to have. What can be positive about murder? Murder isn't the kind of action I'd trust when my entire future depends on it.
Decision is an important thing, and one's entire life can depend on it. So when deciding something, one should use their brain to always verify how logical the decision is. Because in the world of endemic insanity, logic is literally the only hope that never fails, if you don't drag lies into your decisions.
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Meanwhile also try #tasbot at freenode.
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Heh, this particular aspect isn't my sphere of competence.
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GoddessMaria wrote:
I'm sorry, but I am unable to follow how to really do it. I've tried to Google search on Github and it's wanting me to post the link rather than upload it outright (to the wiki, i think?) and Sourceforge is confusing me. x-x
Github link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vadosnaprimer/fretboardf/master/feos1201.gif
You need to have a github account and to create a repository: https://github.com/new
Then you just use the Upload files button on the repository's page. After that you open the uploaded files in the browser and copy the direct link of the Download button.
If you want to rearrange your files, install tortoisegit, clone your repo, make the edits. Commit and push them. Voila, you have a dropbox-like environment, with versioning. The only downside is that you can't obtain direct links from your local copy, only from the server. But I'm not sure.
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I use sourceforge for mood avatars. That thing is way more reliable and predictable than most image hostings. Bonus points for subversioning them for me, and providing me a local copy.
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It requires the use of lua scripting, which provides some way to attach an event to actual input polls the game does. That's how the few-second-long smb3 run was made. Feed a different button pressing every time it polls and you're set.
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Movie file? Sky level hasn't been released.
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Synced (on winxp) and dumped.
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It will be significantly different, and almost entirely redone, so delaying it won't make sense. I don't care whether it's canceled or rejected either. Just note that you also need to line up with Abobo vertically, because he takes extra time to align with you otherwise. And I'm not even sure my strat is fully optimal. So take your time and always think of other approaches. You can cancel it now.
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Yeah it takes taking everything and verifying. Not any simpler than encoding yourself, just minus the time it takes to encode. And considering the fact that some publishers take days to publish their encodes that are all done, yeah...
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jlun2 wrote:
How's the publishing going?
Is it going?
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Would the 2p run be slower?
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KawaiiChurchill wrote:
Do you think that HappyLee's TAS is as good as it'll get? Or nah?
When did it become a matter of opinion?
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You need to have a github account and to create a repository: https://github.com/new
Then you just use the Upload files button on the repository's page. After that you open the uploaded files in the browser and copy the direct link of the Download button.
If you want to rearrange your files, install tortoisegit, clone your repo, make the edits. Commit and push them. Voila, you have a dropbox-like environment, with versioning. The only downside is that you can't obtain direct links from your local copy, only from the server. But I'm not sure.
Checkout link seems to work the same: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/feos-tas/code/trunk/Misc/Avatars/feos1.gif
