CeeZee you make great face TAS

sonicpacker boo

gracias

Glad I could help!

Vlw, Sonicpaker I'm on vacation from school and I'm loving your videos of TAS competition I'm also using google translator and I'm doing Super Mario 64 speedruns, but I also wanted to say that I finally have a keyboard and I'm going to play electronic music for you and I'm doing classes to improve on the keyboard and then agent conversation. There is only one thing more how many hours is there in Rio de Janeiro this 18:14 that I am sending this comment blz sorry for this comment, but I wanted to tell you these things ok

Much love, man! Good luck with your classes and speedruns

Nope, only hearting the positive ones :)

Both. Before Discord, people used the now defunct website, sm64.org/forum

It seems like you (all) have so much knowledge, and its not like it exists some textbook you can look this stuff up. Impressive!

You can find some descriptions of certain tricks in the author submission comments for the 1 key/past 0 star runs on TASVideos. There also used to be a wiki with lots of trick pages hosted by sm64.org, which was pretty useful for new players when it was up

I'm not sure, probably busy with his job

No problem and because I miss him in the tasks and their magens

I don't like to rule anything out, ya never know

It's a trick that let's you press A on every movement frame instead of every other movement frame like without the pausing technique. It's known as a P-BLJ

You must be really bored. My phone auto-adds that apostrophe when I use Swype, I don't use my computer for anything but editing and uploading

Non-TAS in 2008, TAS in 2009. Thanks for the compliment

SpySoldierScout okay, i ll describe my situaton for reference. I m a begginer tas-er and from what i learned learning how to TAS is very similar to learning how to redstone in MC. You have heard about it and you are interested. You found one very nice vid suming it up, so you are getting prepared. But you are stuck and you dont know what to do. There is a lot of ready builds on every site, but very little worthy actual tutorials. From what i learned up to this point most important is to 1. Create goals - this is the most important, because it is the only real way to gain experience - to do sth. You can create your own goals or just follow the others goals (some good goals come from TAS competitions) 2. Have a LOT of patience. And... and I still have to discover more, but hey, I m only begginer who is sharing his situation

Your best bet for finding emulators is on TASVideos website. Tutorials are hard to come by, you sort of have to just start trying it. If you mean tutorials on how to use the emulators themselves, you can generally find basic ones on KZfaq by searching something like this for example for N64: "Mupen64 TAS Tutorial"

KaMa2 A few things: I've seen a lot of TAS-videos, even a few explaining it. I'm a huge fan of Pannenkoek. I also got lots of goals. I know what I'll be TASing, and I have the patience for that...

sonicpacker Whoops, meant TASVideos.org... Yes, I mean tutorials for using the emulators, although tutorials for SM64-tricks wouldn't be bad. I'll try that search right now! Thanks, man.

No problem, good luck with your goals!

hi

Yup