Damn, this is amazing! All the tricks and glitches used here are very cool, and overall this was overall very entertaining to watch and I can see all the effort you put into the TAS. Great job :D Also I gotta love that ground pounding animation Tux enters into Nolok's Castle with lol
![[TAS] NES Super Mario Bros. 3 "all levels" by Lord_Tom & Tompa in 1:04:36.90](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5Wj0uhNobjY/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] Celeste Any% in 21:23.330](/img/n.gif)
Damn, this is amazing! All the tricks and glitches used here are very cool, and overall this was overall very entertaining to watch and I can see all the effort you put into the TAS. Great job :D
Also I gotta love that ground pounding animation Tux enters into Nolok's Castle with lol
14:05 That Ice cube must have been like:
wtf is that penguin doing?
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frick 👀
TASing that ICG imparticular was oddly precise, it's down to the subpixels. it costed me a few frames to get it. Fun fact :)
Man, Chip Disko sped up like that is giving me Running in the 90s vibes.
This is driving me crazy, does "Shell Jump" also exist in supertux?
2:14
I love how the sound is all messed up due to slowmo
yeah it's an encoding bug :c but they fixed it in a more recent version of libtas
@@allyspeedruns k
2:14 Did you just do a shell jump in SuperTux????
yes! in fact we call them "kaizos" in reference to kaizo mario hacks which use shell-jump mechanics.
SuperTux more like SuperTAS (also this is great!)
Supertux any% in Number 15 iceberger lettuce, also nice tas mate, contemplating trying to tas at some point myself
What emulator did you use? LibTAS?
yes :)
how do you do to make heaps on supertux (which emulator)?
idk what you mean by heaps.
No emulator was used. They used a program known as LibTAS which allows you to TAS some games on Linux.
Btw, i got 6.76 in nmmig with the air, soo?
probs 0.6.3
@@allyspeedruns it was in 0.6.0?