(TAS) (UHD 4k 60 fps) Wii Party Chin Up Champs - Max Score (re-optimized)
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(TAS) (UHD 4k 60 fps) Wii Party Chin Up Champs - Max Score (re-optimized)
33 934 просмотра · 6 лет назад
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★This is tool-assisted gameplay. This will not count toward any leaderboards.
★Please Watch in 4k 60 fps if possible
I recently found out a more efficient way to press A and B every other frame, so I wanted to go back and reoptimize this run (before this I was going frame by frame pressing a and b manually every frame). I promise I'll do something new soon, so stay tuned! ;)
FAQ:
Q: What is a TAS?
A: Tool-Assisted Speedrun (or Tool-Assisted Superplay) is a special type of speedrun where the goal is to simulate perfect (or near-perfect) gameplay.
Q: What "Tools" are used?
A: Generally speaking, there are several tools that are used:
TAS Input - allows the user to input precise button input and/or movement
Frame Advance - Allows the user to advance the game by a single frame (0.033 seconds in a 30fps game, 0.016 seconds in a 60fps game)
Save States - saves the exact frame that you are currently on. This state can be reloaded later to redo certain parts of the run
Other tools include but are not limited to:
Memory Watch - Allows the user to see precise data for their velocity, location, angle of the character, etc
Arbitrary Code Execution (ACE) - Custom coded commands inputted on the game console
It should be noted that mods and hacks (aimbot, god mode, etc.) aren't allowed. Any run that has a modified version of the game should be disregarded (unless it's an official category of the game being ran).
Q: Is TAS cheating?
A: Because TAS is a separate category from runs done in real-time, it isn't cheating. The only time TAS is cheating is when it is passed off as a run done in real-time.
Q: Is TAS done through programming a bot to do the gameplay?
A: No
Q: How long does it take to make a TAS?
A: It depends on the game, as well as the goal of the TAS. The time span can range from hours (like this run) to years if it is a TAS of the full game.
Q: Is glitching allowed in a TAS?
A: Yes. The rules of any% normally apply to a TAS run unless stated otherwise.
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