I recently spent some free time TAS'ing "Not even a Screen Punching" from NEAT. The record in this video beats out the current world record on the spreadsheet (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BmGcz1JsoJH-CQUsoOcTUIMdMkqD3pndlFKQMhYMKCQ/edit#gid=0) by almost 5 full seconds. Here's a video:
Some notes:
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I do not believe this is the most optimal run, seeing as it is the first TAS I've ever done using this semi-ghetto TAS'ing method I found from another roblox speedrunner. I forgot to check the routing and et cetera, so there's likely many errors, although the massive time save is still worth posting.
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The timing might be screwy, seeing as the script reads 30 FPS timings, yet I recorded in 60 FPS, hence why I put the title as under 11 seconds instead of something precise.
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This video is NOT sped up in any way. This entire run was played back in real time.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reply. I'll be posting another TAS for another NEAT tower sometime soon, on this same thread.
Considering that its Roblox, anything is possible, and it actually has been a thing and possible for a while, but the methods have always been (and still are) very limited.
Not Even A Madness TAS is now up:
GitHub page of the creator of this TAS system, if you want to try it yourself: https://github.com/luigidasonic/RobloxTAS
you missed a huge skip with that NEaM tas you can probably take it down to like low 6 seconds with that skip
I had to use """methods""" to get the NEAT towers from the game... So, its unlikely, unless you can ask the actual tower creators to give you the model, or use the same methods.
Hello, I'm the person who made the TASing system.
Nice TASes, I liked how fast the "Not Even a Screen Punching" one was compared to the RTA world record.
I also do agree that the system is pretty low-quality and I see some bugs that the script contains.
Short little announcement that doesn't apply to most people, but from now on, any horrific or above NEAT completions on PC must use Nohboard to be verified. This is due to the difficulty of the NEAT and it generally being easier to verify if it's a legit completion or not. This won't apply to people
