STEP 5: Time is running out... When mario removes the last rivet, Donkey Kong(TM) steals the girlfriend away again! The game continues, and the action gets more and more challenging.
But there is one problem. The previous feld doesn't instantly fade out because of how luminophores work. Because of that, after dumb separation of fields, you don't see these frames:Language: avisynthAssumeBFF() # or AssumeTFF() SeparateFields() PointResize(last.width, last.height*2) clip1=SelectOdd.Crop(0,0,0,last.height).AddBorders(0,0,0,0) clip2=SelectEven.Crop(0,0,0,last.height-1).AddBorders(0,1,0,0) Interleave(clip1,clip2)
But these instead:
Notice how it only partially shows letters L and E, but the previous frame (or field if you will) bleeds in, compensating for partial display!
How do I make the above script bleed the previous frame?
Those aren't explicitly shown to you at any time, therefore not required for this branch.
Oh, thank you. I put a lot of time working on it. To be really honest tho, it's not the most complex thing I've work on. When I see all those TAS on GBA, SNES, with things I don't understand like ramwatch, or lua scripts, I'm like "wow". I find TASing really impressive. I do this game without those tools tho, I'm like doing it manually. Per example, I need to play each dungeon each frame I want to manipulate de bonus points. With a script it might be easier, but I'm a super noob. What I like the most in this game is the routing. I work my creativity a lot to think about the fastest way to defeat a boss or to pass trough a dungeon. Oh boy I'm sounding like a narcissic. Sorry, I love to talk about my experience. Thank you again for your nice compliment, it warms my heart. Happy new year everyone :D
Now, getting back to FFCC. I don't know if the game does award the player for getting all the memories of the adventure journal, however it seems to me that it can be considered as the main theme of the game, as it's even part of the game title. Do you agree?
