User Files from curhob

Okay... so it turned out my framerate was wrong, and even though it being lower caused me to actually miss frames, it was clear that I would have to re-sequence it with LibTAS set to 32FPS. Which was perhaps made harder by the fact that I can't have multiple Input Editor windows at once to copy frames from my old one, afaik.

Clicks "Play" instead of where "New Game" is when saves exist. Thought I had already changed that back.

My first TAS- an obscure Adobe Flash game called Chomp and the Temple of Puzzles from Discovery. Made in LibTAS

The way I obtained the game files is via Flashpoint version 13. To ensure sync and avoid the extra download/install however, I recommend using the version from my Google Drive, as linked here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xz1MiGNz0BtYdTDg3LN1W-5YX-OeGlkh?usp=drive_link

LibTAS ver: 1.4.5 Ruffle ver: Nightly 01/16/24 (older versions crash at math vault, any newer and it can't be hooked by libTAS) Display settings: Fractional scaling 125% (This is specifically mentioned because the game opens at a scale-dependent window size, and mouse input values are integers in pixels. Frustratingly, this means encoding in higher-def will require a redo of the entire TAS, as there is no (to my knowledge) way of compensating for this.)

Known issues:

The audio in the intermission cutscenes between levels doesn't play in this version of the Ruffle emulator, but in the regular Flash Player, it plays normally. This is not a gameplay issue, but rather an audio issue. Otherwise, no other issues have been found to affect anything else about this TAS.