LithuaniaHey everyone, we decided to separate the individual level runs based on the game version they were played on: Old HTML5 (older physics engine) and New HTML5 (newer physics engine). The two versions play very differently, and some tricks are unique to each version, so this seemed appropriate. All existing runs have already been reassigned to the correct subcategory.
Additionally, we also removed the glitchless categories (Any% Glitchless and Any% Hard Glitchless) because they had little popularity and because for most levels, they were simply equivalent to the normal Any% variants. All runs from these categories have been moved over to regular Any% and Any% Hard.
The WR run that did this glitch has been rejected too; sorry it took so long
@Wonderboii Yea that's probably the next thing to add. I tried it for a little bit but couldn't understand it (and also wasn't able to hit it) so I just decided not to bother
Did you retime using the official timing? (from the first frame you press "Start" to the first frame you can see the transition out of escape)
The original version of this game is made on flash. Flash is no longer supported by internet browsers, so you'll have to download the file separately: Vex 3 - Resources - Vex 3 exe file - Speedrun.com
There already are level leaderboards: https://www.speedrun.com/sm63/levels
Yeah, pause the game, go to options and turn off auto quality, then unpause the game, click the '+' in the bottom left of the screen, and choose low quality. glgl on runs yeye
Hmm, that's interesting. Could you tell which floor of the zigzag section you were in (you go left on the 1st and 3rd floor, and right in the 2nd), as well as which way you were facing when the bullet bill hit you? That would be useful to know
At the moment, not really, but there's a chance that if you start running, more people will join or return ;)
Vex 4 never got any notable attention, mostly because it isn't nearly as polished as the other 3. This has to do with a different developer creating it. So, we never bothered to submit it to the site, and, as far as we know, no one except me has speedran it. If more people want to run vex 4, I guess we could submit it, but for now there's barely any activity on it.
Normally, I am able to stream at 3000 bitrate with no frame drops. However, when streaming Super Meat Boy, even at 100 bitrate I drop around 70 - 80% frames. I tried lowering video quality, setting bitrate higher, changing encoder, twitch server, CPU usage preset, in-game quality settings, doing both game and window capture - none of these worked. Looking into task manager, neither CPU, nor memory or GPU seem to be near 100%. Also tried streaming other games to make sure it's not temporary network issues, and it worked fine.
Does anyone know what might cause it?
I prefer segmented timer. The lag just wouldn't seem fair, since some people would suffer from it more than others. Plus, we are running the games, not their transitions.
