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Cakemaphoneige wrote:
Keep getting an error opening my TAS project. I've had the error a bunch of times now and usually i just restart/reload project a bunch of times or restart my computer and it goes away. Its kinda getting annoying now though. This error blocks out the input editor from working. Game is Spider-man web of shadows/DS emulator Bizhawk Version 2.8 ************** Exception Text ************** System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.TAStudio.TasView_QueryFrameLag(Int32 index, Boolean hideWasLag) at BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.InputRoll.SetLagFramesFirst() at BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.InputRoll.SetLagFramesArray() at BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.InputRoll.OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.PaintWithErrorHandling(PaintEventArgs e, Int16 layer) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmPaint(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
You have Settings - Hide Lag Frames set to 1, but is this a 30fps game?
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Beanda wrote:
If anyone could help get the fix merged into upstream ruffle, it would be greatly appreciated.
Agreed, that would be ideal!
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MrTASer wrote:
If a hack is a lot different from the original game, can it be accepted? It has same sprites (slight modification) New fresh physics Different genre of game Gameplay is good A bit of entertainment value
There's a decent chance it will be accepted. Whether or not we want to keep considering entertainment value for hacks is still to be decided.
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chilsie wrote:
I like the implementation, but I’m not sure I fancy having everything centrally on one page. I think having game forums, which can not only have discussion forums for their playground runs pinned, but other threads for discussing technical aspects underneath, would be cool. Or even just a distinction between runs, I just think with this system it’s easy for runs to get lost. Unless I’m completely missing an intention here lol
We will promote Game pages more, they will contain all the relevant info for a given game: published movies, submissions, game resources, thread links, with links back to the Game page. Things will be easy to find after we improve the search and https://tasvideos.org/Games I'm not sure about having entire forum sections for any given game, with lots of threads. If something is very important, it should just be put on the game resource page.
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KusogeMan wrote:
This game, MORTAL KOMBAT 4, has 2 interesting modes, Arcade and Endurance. Endurance is harder and shorter, as you only have 1 round for each fight and keep the HP levels between fights. Should Endurance be used instead of the Arcade mode? I feel it might be a little off-putting to use the mode that isn't the main mode for the game. There's also the settings, since in this game you can change round count, which would make both modes very similar.
If you fight the same fighters in both modes, and Arcade mode would look the same just longer, Endurance is fine to use instead.
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https://github.com/TASEmulators/hourglass-win32/releases/tag/r88 https://github.com/vadosnaprimer/midilogra/releases/tag/1
  • When running the game that uses MIDI music in Hourglass, the above build will create midilog.txt in the game directory.
  • Put it near midi.lua and execute the script (just drag'n'drop it into fceux or run via lExecutor). midilogra.txt will be created.
  • Run midilogra.bat. midilogra.mid will be created.
  • Put that file near fluidsynth binaries, along with whatever soundfont you want to use (natt used WeedsGM3.sf2 for Nikujin and Spyman), and run fluidsynth -F outfile.wav soundfont.sf2 midilogra.mid.
    • You can preview the soundfont (and convert to wav) in foobar by installing BASSMIDI, just disable all the looping in MIDI synthesizer host options.
  • Mix the resulting wav file with audio you got from hourglass AVI (time shift may be needed?)
Mirroring the code files here for paranoid backup: Download midi.lua
Language: lua

function logs(s) local logfile = io.open("midilogra.txt", "a+") logfile:write(s) logfile:close() end function dooutput (msg) local timestr = msg[1] local i = 3 while (i <= #msg) do local evtype = msg[i]:match ("^.") --io.write ("##", evtype, "\n") if evtype == "c" or evtype == "d" then logs (timestr..",".."0000"..msg[i + 1]..msg[i].."\n") i = i + 2 else logs (timestr..",".."00"..msg[i + 2]..msg[i + 1]..msg[i].."\n") i = i + 3 end end end for line in io.lines ("midilog.txt") do -- for now, try ignoring special messages if line:find ("sysex") then local msg = {} for token in line:gmatch ("([^,]+)") do table.insert (msg, token) end dooutput (msg) elseif line:find ("finalizing...") then local timestr = line:match ("(%d+)") local channums = {"0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f"} for i, v in ipairs (channums) do logs (timestr..",00007bb"..v.."\n") -- all notes off end end end
Download midilogra.c
Language: c

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> int totalbytes = 0; void decode (unsigned time, unsigned event, FILE *f) { static unsigned lasttime = 0; static int laststatus = 0; int status = event & 0xff; int d1, d2; if (status & 0x80) { laststatus = status; d1 = event >> 8 & 0xff; d2 = event >> 16 & 0xff; } else { d1 = status; status = laststatus; d2 = event >> 8 & 0xff; } unsigned delta = time - lasttime; lasttime = time; // write varlen char writer[4] = {0, 0, 0, 0}; int pos = 0; while (delta) { writer[pos] = delta & 127; if (pos) writer[pos] |= 0x80; pos++; delta /= 128; } if (!pos) { writer[0] = 0; fwrite (writer, 1, 1, f); totalbytes++; } else { while (pos > 0) { fwrite (writer + pos - 1, 1, 1, f); totalbytes++; pos--; } } // aren't actually writing out running status switch (status & 0xf0) { case 0x80: // off case 0x90: // on case 0xa0: // aftertouch case 0xb0: // controller case 0xe0: // bend fwrite (&status, 1, 1, f); fwrite (&d1, 1, 1, f); fwrite (&d2, 1, 1, f); totalbytes += 3; break; case 0xc0: // program case 0xd0: // channel aftertouch fwrite (&status, 1, 1, f); fwrite (&d1, 1, 1, f); totalbytes += 2; break; default: fprintf (stderr, "OH MY GOD\n"); exit (0); } return; } int main (void) { FILE *f = fopen ("midilogra.mid", "wb"); char buff[256]; char bigheader[] = {'M', 'T', 'h', 'd', 0, 0, 0, 6, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1}; // midi clocks per quarternote fwrite (bigheader, 1, 14, f); char chunkheader[] = {'M', 'T', 'r', 'k', 0xde, 0xad, 0xbe, 0xef}; fwrite (chunkheader, 1, 8, f); // tempo event (microseconds per quarternote char openevent[] = {0x00, 0xff, 0x51, 0x03, 0x00, 0x03, 0xe8}; fwrite (openevent, 1, 7, f); totalbytes += 6; while (fgets (buff, 256, stdin)) { unsigned time; unsigned ev; if (sscanf (buff, "%u,%x", &time, &ev) != 2) { fprintf (stderr, "NO WAY MAN\n"); exit (0); } decode (time, ev, f); } // end of track event // lets give ~10 seconds // 10000ms = 78, 16 (ce 10) char endevent[] = {0xce, 0x10, 0xff, 0x2f, 0x00}; fwrite (endevent, 1, 5, f); totalbytes += 5; fseek (f, 18, SEEK_SET); char scratch; scratch = totalbytes >> 24; fwrite (&scratch, 1, 1, f); scratch = totalbytes >> 16; fwrite (&scratch, 1, 1, f); scratch = totalbytes >> 8; fwrite (&scratch, 1, 1, f); scratch = totalbytes; fwrite (&scratch, 1, 1, f); fclose (f); return 0; }
^ build by simply running gcc midilogra.c
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I watched both OoB runs, and while gameplay in them looks completely different, and it feels like all of the gameplay is skipped, in terms of time alone only about 30% of the in-bounds time is cut. OoB definitely doesn't skip majority of the game. It relates to in-bounds much like [3570] Genesis Sonic the Hedgehog by Aglar in 14:13.87 to [1937] Genesis Sonic the Hedgehog "no zips" by Aglar in 17:36.58. Not sure if avoiding OoB should count as a Standard category, but I feel this run has enough cool stuff in it to be accepted to Moons. If somebody makes a full run with OoB that could be a separate category due to fundamentally different gameplay. If by our past borderline, the level of praise and consensus we have pro mooning this run is not enough, then I think that borderline didn't make much sense. And I repeat every once in a while that we may lower the feedback requirements for Moons a bit if we feel it makes sense for a given game. So yeah I plan to accept this to Moons.
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It's fresh enough to not require a delay. If you have no news in a month, I'll delay it.
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A similar concern was raised back when FinalFighter discovered a glitch in bank switching in Megaman but wasn't sure if it was legit. IIRC he created a simple ROM that contained the same conditions that would trigger the glitch and asked people with NES flash carts to run it, and that test ROM showed success. So the main question here is figuring out why the skip works on principle, and then testing that principle on other emulators or even flash carts.
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Info Teddy wrote:
It's hard to tell without seeing the Hourglass inputs
https://github.com/Scepheo/Yaife
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Why is it alarming?
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Youtube used to only support .srt format for subtitles, but some time ago they added support for variety of styles via "YouTube Timed Text", and you can convert .ass subtitles to .ytt using https://github.com/arcusmaximus/YTSubConverter and preserve the styles!
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Is cycle count now required for regular NESHawk movies too? When I replayed this movie in 2.8 I got a warning about missing cycle count.
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arflech wrote:
It would be nice if the readme.md file didn't link to the upstream releases page
Fixed.
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phoenix1291 wrote:
Why not put the link directly to the fork page in the message from Feos to this one?
I posted https://github.com/TASEmulators/mupen64-rr-lua-/releases/latest right in the OP.
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MOD EDIT: The most recent Mupen releases have merged the AVI fixes we were hosting separately, alongside other fixes. They are located at the following Github links: Repository: https://github.com/mkdasher/mupen64-rr-lua- Latest: https://github.com/mkdasher/mupen64-rr-lua-/releases/latest
A lot of work was put into Mupen64 since we disallowed it some years ago. Most importantly, the very reason its support was dropped - terrible video dumping - is now working internally without desyncs between audio and video, and without notable issues. While the current latest upstream release is already in a very good shape, we decided to host a fork that we can support and endorse, while having our fixes merged upstream as needed, and without having to wait for upstream releases every time we fix something. This also allows us to ship the build of mupen64 along with plugins that we plan to support and endorse, like Angrylion's RDP & Co. Our fork is meant to be 100% sync compatible with upstream too. 1.0.10+avi_fixes and later releases of Mupen64 hosted at https://github.com/TASEmulators/mupen64-rr-lua-/releases/ is what we will be using for encoding, so submissions must sync on it to be accepted. Upstream releases (especially the older ones) have serious problems with sync between audio and video and require external tools for making encodes, and that approach was extremely unreliable, so they remain disallowed. Again, movies made on those older versions should sync fine in later releases in most cases, because the emulation core is not really changing. Angrylion RDP and Angrylion RDP Plus are the most accurate plugins these days, and it's what our default will be for encoding. There's no way to increase internal resolution or use external antialiasing, but there should be less visual bugs, and the original device needs some more love and appreciation too, not only its goodized mods that aren't possible on original hardware. However, if the author uses another plugin and the movie only syncs on that, or if the author just wants us to use another plugin, or the publisher really wants to use another plugin, I think it will be the best idea to allow those other plugins. While we're here, it makes a lot of sense to ask more people to try out video dumping in latest mupen64, and to report any bugs they can find! Here's how you make a video with it: https://tasvideos.org/EncodingGuide/VideoDumping#Mupen64 Huge thanks to everyone involved in recent mupen64 development, and to tasvideos people who refused to let it stay banned and forgotten: CasualPokePlayer, Zinfidel, TheCoreyBurton, EZGames69, fsvgm777, Aktan, and everyone else I'm forgetting!
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Tremendous work! Thanks a ton!
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Variable framerate in ltm is now supported. Displayed framerate for such movies is an approximation to make the parser's job easier, not intended for humans. Also this submission is finally ready to be judged by the merits of this branch, all the technical obstacles should be gone by now.
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I generated the same runner!
  1. Launch GameMaker Studio 1.4.1567 - New - Create
  2. Rightclick Rooms - Create Room - Hit the green checkmark to save the empty room
  3. Target - Ubuntu (Linux)
  4. File - Preferences - Linux - enter host name and user name
  5. File - Create Application - Save where you want
  6. I get a fail on log creation and hit Don't Send
  7. I get Compile Failed dialog, but the app zip was created fine, so I close the form
  8. Open the zip - there's your runner
CRC32: F01B9BF3 MD5: 2471AD9378435654599D07EDBE6E3799 SHA-1: 79D9029C7390A2B9A798BAE3E58CF9B9AB55BB2E
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On Windows, install gamemaker studio 1.4.1567 with a license they don't give out anymore, although it's untested at the moment if 1.4 versions might still open with a gamemaker studio 2 license. Then you can either create a game for Linux using that gamemaker version and take the runner file from the game you made, or you can find the runner at: %appdata%\GameMaker-Studio\Linux\runner.zip
How do I create a game to get the runner to appear? There's still a direct download for http://store.yoyogames.com/downloads/gm-studio/GMStudio-Installer-1.4.1567.exe as well as http://store.yoyogames.com/downloads/gm-studio/GMStudio-Installer-1.4.9999.exe (also https://www.yoyogames.com/download/studio/free) but even if I register on their site, the former fails to recognize my email and the latter says I don't have a license for version 1.4. When using the runner from discord I get
./runner: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
even tho it's there in usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libcrypto.so.1.0.0 EDIT: Turns out you can just launch libtas with steam libs and the game will run fine
~/.steam/bin/steam-runtime/run.sh libTAS
But I'm getting Error nut->time_base.den is (0) when trying to dump video. EDIT: And fixed too, fps was somehow set to 0 in video config.
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I have to admit I'm not a fan of accepting movies done on obscure barely available emulator forks either. If we want to do what we can to guarantee future sync, even tho with some games it may not be possible due to automatic updates, we want to only accept emulators that have some kind of a following on their own, just like with game hacks I mentioned recently.
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M1D wrote:
In fact, I've known this before, but I'm not sure if it is cheating.
Wiki: MovieRules#WhenTasing wrote:
Cheat codes and passwords are only allowed to access harder difficulties and/or bonus content, including cosmetic improvements.
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M1D wrote:
Yes, it was just as you said. I'm merely a new comer and beginner lacking TAS recording experiences, nonetheless, my hands would have a long breath 'cause I understood when using TAS Studio it is patience & intelligence that matter. I could barely overstate my thanks & gratitude to all of you. I will take a look on that tutorial sooner and make a fourth attempt in a future time.
There's also this page I wrote about tasing mindset https://tasvideos.org/TasingGuide/TASArt
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KusogeMan wrote:
I do have a question myself: should i be able to improve the run's gameplay but while playing with sounds, would it be possible for it to obsolete the soundless run? Will you guys be able to just count somehow the lag from the sounds enabled? I'll personally keep on playing and TASing MK games, but I was wondering if next attempts should be soundless or not.
This may be non-trivial to figure out. If audio causes lag and moves cause lag, with and without audio different moves may end up being optimal, which will make them incomparable directly.
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Perfect!
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