Don't worry anymore. I watched his comparison video and I compared it to my new one, and it definetly obsoletes that one too. I used new strats and route to improve it, so its definetly improved, I saved like 1.5 seconds or so.
Improved 1st level here.
Obsoletes my record and possibly Spike's record as well (not entirely sure, but maybe it does.)
EDIT: It seems that I can beat the level faster at the end... Maybe I'll update it soon.
It would be REALLY helpful if someone could find these addresses, I just simply can't find them:
*Admitance of cursor to pass to next dialogue box (THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE)
*The X Position of the Cursor
*The Y Position of the Cursor
*The X Speed for the Cursor
*The Y Speed for the Cursor
*The X Camera Position
*The Y Camera Position
*The X Speed for Camera
*The Y Speed for Camera
*The X Puffle Position
*The Cursor Position on Screen
*The Values for Cursor Clicks
*The Changes for Cursor sprites
*Loading Screen Values
If you want to help me in this really difficult task, please PM or something like that. This will help me a whole lot to make an optimized run through all of the 10 Missions.
Its not that. I need them for very specific timing between clicks and sound effects in my Club Penguin TAS, without them, I just have to guess. I haven't been succesful finding RAM addresses for it so its my other easy choice.
This game runs well on lsnes...
This movie is just to test if this game can be TASed on the newer rerecording emulators.
Not entirely sure if I can at least make a testrun of it.
Honestly, I don't really know why its preffered, yeah maybe its more comfortable than VBA, but considering the fact that VBA is more than 10 years old being developed, I harldy see why.
Bizhawk uses a VBA-based core for GBA games, not something independently developed.
Is it accurately emulated? The sound emulation wasn't to much accurate last time I heard it.
Honestly, I don't really know why its preffered, yeah maybe its more comfortable than VBA, but considering the fact that VBA is more than 10 years old being developed, I harldy see why.
I'm considering going back to TAS this game. There are newly discovered tricks/glitches that may save me some time, I can't promise finishing it this year, the Microgames and overall dialogue is hard to optimize.
I'll update the Games Resouce page of the EPF games when I can and not get lazy, it will take a while though.
http://flash.videojuegos.com/swf628/akoopasrevenge.swf
When Hourglass gets mouse support, I'll instantly work on this. My childhood is spent in this game more than other flash games, so... yeah.
I have discovered some tricks and glitches along the way, including block clipping (note that I didn't said wall) and ledge recovering.
When the sequel gets released, I'll work on that too.
A Koopa's Revenge 2 should be done... unfortunately, requires mouse to start.
Gangster Bros. may have some interesting strats... (requires mouse, no internet.)
Mario Remix: Boss Edition could also look entertaining. (requires mouse AGAIN, no internet.)
Paper Mario World too (Fuck, more mouse and no internet.)
Some TASes of some Club Penguin minigames could also work as well... We can all dream on mouse support guise... someday. (TASGnash is mah dream.)
Is this topic like the Star tier image?I still want an answer to my new Star image guys...
Anyways, I like the current one, but if Zeupar's one gets animated, I'll say yes to that one.
