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InsaneFirebat: Set controls before playing intro

2024-05-26T11:56:32Z

Set controls before playing intro

2021-11-09T00:45:54Z

‎SDA Timing: Sound queue can change the offset

2021-09-09T05:25:03Z

‎Version Differences: Link to emulators

2021-07-23T03:43:02Z

typo

2021-07-22T04:13:51Z

60.098813897441 fps should round to "~60.10"

2021-01-07T06:11:19Z

‎Time: Linking to Lag

2020-06-12T09:59:05Z

‎Time: Link to Pause Abuse

2020-03-13T06:19:10Z

‎Version Differences: Link to out of bounds

2019-07-16T08:51:36Z

‎Version Differences: Link to Dotsarecool's investigation of various SNES emulators

2019-02-05T23:29:42Z

‎SDA Timing: RTA equivalent time for cutscene runs

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 = Full Categories =
-All full categories start on a "0:00" file. This can be set up by letting the intro sequence play until Samus becomes controllable in the Ceres Elevator Room, then resetting the console.
+All full categories start on a "0:00" file. This can be set up by letting the intro sequence play until Samus becomes controllable in the Ceres Elevator Room, then resetting the console. Be sure to configure your controls and moonwalk setting before playing the intro.
 Timing for all full categories begins on the frame that the [[Missile]] pointer disappears upon confirming "Start Game."

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 = SDA Timing =
-For full-game categories that start on Ceres, the player gains control of Samus 343 frames after pressing "Start Game". On the original hardware, this is 5.707 seconds.
+For full-game categories that start on Ceres, the player gains control of Samus 343 frames after pressing "Start Game". On the original hardware, this is 5.707 seconds. (note that this value can vary depending on the sound queue at the time of pressing "Start Game")
 This value can also be used to calculate the RTA-equivalent time for a run that starts with the opening cutscene, such as TASes.

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 TASVideos has a full list of platform framerates [http://tasvideos.org/PlatformFramerates.html here].
-Dotsarecool made a comparison between various different SNES emulators in the spreadsheet linked from [https://www.speedrun.com/smw/thread/8w7yc this thread], with the caveat that the amount of lag shown may not be relevant to Super Metroid.
+Dotsarecool made a comparison between various different SNES [[emulators]] in the spreadsheet linked from [https://www.speedrun.com/smw/thread/8w7yc this thread], with the caveat that the amount of lag shown may not be relevant to Super Metroid.
 = SDA Timing =

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	For full-game categories that start on Ceres, the player gains control of Samus 343 frames after pressing "Start Game". On the original hardware, this is 5.707 seconds.		For full-game categories that start on Ceres, the player gains control of Samus 343 frames after pressing "Start Game". On the original hardware, this is 5.707 seconds.

−	This value can also he used to calculate the RTA-equivalent time for a run that starts with the opening cutscene, such as TASes.	+	This value can also be used to calculate the RTA-equivalent time for a run that starts with the opening cutscene, such as TASes.

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 ! Notes
 |-
-| Super Nintendo / Super Famicom / [http://byuu.org/emulation/higan/ bsnes (a.k.a. higan)] || ~60.09
+| Super Nintendo / Super Famicom / [http://byuu.org/emulation/higan/ bsnes (a.k.a. higan)] || ~60.10
 |-
 | [http://snes9x.ipherswipsite.com/ Snes9x (recent versions)] || ~59.94 || A run that is 1:00:00 long on console/bsnes will be 1:00:09 long on recent versions of Snes9x

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 * Message boxes (such as those from item fanfares and refill stations)
-* Lag
+* [[Lag]]
 * [[Pause Abuse|When Samus is considered dead]] (00 energy)

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 * Lag
-* When Samus is considered dead (00 energy)
+* [[Pause Abuse|When Samus is considered dead]] (00 energy)
 * Ceres Station cutscene

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 Each platform will handle memory-altering effects such as [[Spacetime Beam|space time beam]] differently.
-Similarly, each platform may show differences in terms of the blocks placed within the out of bounds areas of rooms.
+Similarly, each platform may show differences in terms of the blocks placed within the [[out of bounds]] areas of rooms.
 TASVideos has a full list of platform framerates [http://tasvideos.org/PlatformFramerates.html here].

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:51, 16 July 2019
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	TASVideos has a full list of platform framerates [http://tasvideos.org/PlatformFramerates.html here].		TASVideos has a full list of platform framerates [http://tasvideos.org/PlatformFramerates.html here].
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		+	Dotsarecool made a comparison between various different SNES emulators in the spreadsheet linked from [https://www.speedrun.com/smw/thread/8w7yc this thread], with the caveat that the amount of lag shown may not be relevant to Super Metroid.

	= SDA Timing =		= SDA Timing =

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:29, 5 February 2019
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	For full-game categories that start on Ceres, the player gains control of Samus 343 frames after pressing "Start Game". On the original hardware, this is 5.707 seconds.		For full-game categories that start on Ceres, the player gains control of Samus 343 frames after pressing "Start Game". On the original hardware, this is 5.707 seconds.
		+
		+	This value can also he used to calculate the RTA-equivalent time for a run that starts with the opening cutscene, such as TASes.