This topic is for the purpose of discussing #9424: curhob's Flash Escape the 13th Floor in 00:30.00

I wish there was an encode, I can make one if you want

This title runs at 32fps, the submitted file is 24fps. Even with the info on how to grab the TAS of this game does not sync. Please for future reference don't resize the game for the submission, do that as an alternative file please.

This title runs at 32fps, the submitted file is 24fps. Even with the info on how to grab the TAS of this game does not sync. Please for future reference don't resize the game for the submission, do that as an alternative file please.

That seems like a pretty unusual framerate. From my understanding, the standards are 60, 50, 30 and 24. Not exactly 32. No wonder the scrolling is inconsistent then! Also, with out mouse scaling as an explicitly coded feature yet I don't know how else I would make this TAS hd (other than re-doing the entire thing in HD, or multiplying all the key frames with HD.

Hi! I just tried to test out the downloaded file. I thought this was fixed when I was playing the game to see where things were, I noticed there was stray save data which made Continue be where Play was on the title screen. I fixed that temporarily by having it click "New Game" instead. Also, if anyone has problems with it desyncing later, I noticed the inputs were slightly misaligned all of a sudden, and that turned out to be because I changed my display scale from 200% to 100%. It seems like Ruffle's menu bar is included in the pixel coords, and its height depends on that.

Doesn't resolve the framerate issue.

Even though I have replaced the movie file (without concern, mainly because the existing one wasn't usable anyway), I am not able to verify it. If someone can do so, I can go ahead and take care of this submission. Thanks.

Here's the info from a uname command as listed on libTAS page. Linux curhob-HP-Spectre-x360-Convertible-15t-eb100 6.8.0-50-generic #51~22.04.1-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu Nov 21 12:03:03 UTC 2 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS Release: 22.04 Codename: jammy If this helps, I also noticed that leaving the screen resolution setting on "Native" doesn't allow it to sync either, because I set Video > Screen Resolution to Common 1920x1080.

Just checking back to see if anyone can do a "Sync Verification" on this new movie. The new movie has been replaced.

Just checking back to see if anyone can do a "Sync Verification" on this new movie. The new movie has been replaced.

I’ve added several sync instructions since the original post, so you might consider checking that you’ve tried them all.

Thanks mohoc for the sync verification.

Uh-- there's a userfile that's faster than this that's been out for a few days now: User movie #638716474753426825 Which also has its own similar issue.

Uh-- there's a userfile that's faster than this that's been out for a few days now: User movie #638716474753426825 Which also has its own similar issue.

Ok. I'll have to get it when get home from work.

Uh-- there's a userfile that's faster than this that's been out for a few days now: User movie #638716474753426825 Which also has its own similar issue.

There were some blank frames at the very end. Here is a cropped version: User movie #638721413969743061

Uh-- there's a userfile that's faster than this that's been out for a few days now: User movie #638716474753426825 Which also has its own similar issue.

There were some blank frames at the very end. Here is a cropped version: User movie #638721413969743061

Thank you. It's been replaced.

Thank you. It's been replaced.

Uh no, that's two different authors. This is no longer curhob's movie, it's now BlackWinnerYoshi's, and returns to the issue of framerate.

Ok...this submission has gotten out of control. I placed this on delayed, because I wanted to think this over before I made a comment. First off, from the beginning...we have had conflicting movie files passed around. Because we have members that are able to perform specific tasks, I have taken advantage of their efforts without having to create an environment for me to test in. So thanks to mohoc and Spikestuff for helping out. (Yes...I will be creating one soon for my own independence.) Second, I want to use this thread to communicate any updates and changes that will help move this submission towards publication. I've taken the word of our members, and we now have a few problems to resolve. Mixed movie files and new or combined authors. Let's start with this...curhob. I need for you to clarify your involvement with the 960 frame movie. Are you working with BlackWinnerYoshi? If so, you need to specify that here. If not, then your submission has been beaten, and the point of this submission has been quelled...unless BlackWinnerYoshi was participating in clearing up the FPS debacle. So let's clear this up first, before we proceed.

Are you working with BlackWinnerYoshi?.

That assumption was based on me mistyping as I failed to state in my comment here mentioning that it was done by a different user. BlackWinnerYoshi could've (and most likely did) base their input on what curhob created, and mirrored that, just at a different rate, also at a resolution that isn't a pain to sync to. However that being said I made it clear both on that userfile's comments, and on here that there's still the big elephant in the room being the framerate being incorrect. Even if we accepted the 1000fps it does not scale with 32fps that the title has. At the end of it, it's a flash title and we are expected to respect that framerate.

Thank you and yes...the FPS is the big hurdle.

Hi. First off, this movie appears to be faster on the video, but I have tried it, it’s at the same 32FPS rate, and it’s 1000 frames long, not 960. According to Stats for Nerds on youtube, the video encode from blackwinner is in 60 fps, suggesting that it has been run through video editing software. Which TASvideos also does, but since the game doesn’t have any sound effects other than the music, it seems like it would be fairly easy to just speed the video up from where the music starts and still play that at normal speed. Spikestuff, as you said it seems like blackwinner based this on my movie, and there only seems to be a few things different - specifically where I had done them faster, like grabbing the hanger from Clothes Closet after the animation instead of during, as I had, possibly to make it seem like a unique redo when most of it is obviously the same sequence I created. The movie is at a normal resolution though, whereas mine is 1440 x 1080. So I don’t know how to scale those mouse values automatically in a way that would sync since this is my 2nd tas, maybe Blackwinner does but I don’t know. As for the FPS, I used Ruffle to check the movie info and the game specifically runs 32 fps, just like my most recent submission is. I wasn’t sure how to incorporate that into the movie settings though but if you enable Don’t enforce movie settings, along with the other instructions I’ve added into the main description of this topic it should work.