Should I post them in the topics when I'm done?
http://www.viddler.com/explore/arkiandruski/videos/3/ I think this at least shows the importance and difficulty of planning in this run. Small changes may lead to large improvements. A loss now could equate to a gain later. When you open menus, when you collect souls, which enemies you kill all has to be planned, and it isn't very straightforward either.
I would have enabled the "force bilinear filtering" to get better non-pixelated 2D icons (like the mines, bullets etc). Also, the edges seem to lack antialiasing, but otherwise it looks good. Isn't someone going to upload this to youtube btw? Would be interesting to see all the comments like 'omg, hax'.
Been watching the 1440.mkv It always crashes for me on S1, S2, statue Going to try the 1440.mp4 maybe it's my OS/HDD my OS is on, my other computer specs should be buff as hell
http://www.myfacewhen.com/379/
Great work Aktan! Perhaps the completion screen at the end could be trimmed away for the publication? :p
Okay, so if I define a global variable outside a function and then change it within a function, the change will be permanent, right? That pastebin link has my new code. Everyone else was using the site, so I figured that was the goto place for these kind of things.
Can anyone tell me where my invalid argument is? I changed FrameDiff to a global variable and I still got that error message. The line being referred to is my subtitle line.
I've made a few changes based off the errors that I'm getting, but now I'm getting a new error message that stumps me.(I'm trying to learn the logic of the program. It seems that variables don't persist outside of functions here. Am I correct?) "Avisynth open failure: "Script error:Invalid arguments to function "showFrameDiff" "(C:\Users\filepath.avs, line 61)" http://pastebin.com/fRSHJxqx If anyone can find a more elegant solution, please let me know. What I'm trying to do is write a function that keeps track of frames saved, so all the user of the script has to do is input frame numbers. I'm almost definitely not the best person to do this, but at least I'm willing to try, right?
a.FrameCount - 1) : aa.FrameCount - 1)) : a