First of all, I'm using Google Translate to write this message, so I apologize for any mistakes.

Let me introduce myself: I'm Alexis, aka Kino, a young, passionate French speedrunner aged 15.

I honestly think sub 34 on Superslide is possible, and I don't know if I'm the only one. The problem is, I've compared several runs to try to find the most optimal path, but I'm not sure about my results. So, four months ago, I had the idea of ​​trying to create a TAS, but I quickly realized it would be too difficult because I had no experience making TASs. Plus, I thought Stumble Guys was only available on mobile, so I quickly abandoned the idea.

But with the arrival of Cut again, and also the fact that Stumble Guys was available on PC, my plan to create a TAS came back.

But the problem is, I still don't know anything about TAS. So I'm here to ask for help with this project. To get them interested, here's my Discord account: kino_le_gros_08644

I want to remind you, but it's only at the idea stage.

you dont know anything about TAS and want to create one

Yes, why not?

Besides, you have to start somewhere. So are you interested or not?

im not. You can do it

To achieve this, we need to take the game offline and develop an emulator to create TAS, which is nearly impossible for us without advanced programming skills.

I have a friend who told me that the best thing would be to be able to access the source code of stumble guys but unfortunately it is private so the project is almost impossible at the moment.

I will keep you informed if there is any progress.

Making a TAS would be really cool but to do that we have to .. remake stumble guys so that we can put the TAS in it. Like every single detail, all of the physics... It's gonna be really difficult if you don't know how to code. First thing we might have to do is learn some coding skills. (I actually have some coding experience but I'm not that good)

@Cryptovulpes , reverse engineering is hard but not that long as what you said

wouldnt people use tas to cheat

@Nando7 They won't be able to because a TAS is designed to start and finish from a precise location at pixel perfect without any map changes. However, the starting position during a run is random, and there are people who might deviate the TAS by a few pixels or even delay its trajectory by a frame. A TAS is precise down to the pixel and frame, so the slightest collision, even if the TAS starts in the correct position, could render it useless. Therefore, no, people won't really be able to use it to cheat unless they're extremely lucky.