User Files from SoapAgent

84 frames slower than original release TAS that I contributed to.

Different way to do last level that saves 66 frames for #9597: SoapAgent, hydrideGS & Samsara's DS Scribblenauts "highest level" in 10:11.84

starts with SRAM to get directly to 1-3 (main story route)

starts with SRAM to get directly to 2-3 spearman (any% route)

~3 second improvement to mugg's TAS from 2011, due to a new clip method being used to get to a room earlier than normal.

Unfortunately, I struggle to find positions for dashjump clips (a problem in both WL2 and WL3). Therefore, what you see beginning in the thumbshredder room is largely a rehashing of mugg's input. Where I could, I tried to break away, and I think I got a couple optimizations out of it but nothing major. The first two (three?) rooms are completely fresh input with no reference to the old TAS.

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Major improvement to first world due to use of a better weapon. Also did second and third world.

Near the end of the third world, I was forced to pick up an inferior weapon ("fire swing"?) to get through a floor of breakable blocks. I took time to replace it with a slightly better weapon later ("beam"?), without which the boss would have been a major timesink. However, this weapon is not as strong as the weapon found in the second level of the first world ("big punch"?). Therefore, there's a possibility that it might be faster to do the last normal level of the third world before getting the "beam", but I don't think I actually lose time by using it in this level.

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Quick TAS of the first world of Mr. Tuff, a cancelled game originally developed by SCi. Frames could probably be shaved in lots and lots of places.

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Experimentation in DS Scribblenauts (using the 6171 - Scribblenauts Collection (U) ROM since it lets you move Maxwell with buttons), using the (Experimental) MelonDS core.

Demonstrates a double jump glitch I discovered, both "buffered" and "unbuffered", but otherwise mostly just messes around.

BIOS cart selection is included in input