A playthrough has to be documented start to finish. Yes.
What's the fastest unofficial (since there's no video), standard ironman% maxcape you've heard of?
Sorry it's not amazing. I got that doing blind runs. Something changed with the world gen since I've played last. Thanks.
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Why mention this? I've seen many of seeds, this one seemed interesting for biter placement. Rocks suck, but they're reachable while the two burners (for a 100% run) are mining iron.
Elden Ring for example. The game requires a 4 year old Intel CPU or 2 year old AMD CPU. Very demanding. There's some that met that requirement and had issues when streaming or recording the game via OBS. Found it was the CPU that was being hit too hard. Minecraft isn't as demanding. I wanted to emphasize, like above, streaming is a hit on performance. There's ways around it.
video capture card, like the one you would hook up to a console, takes HDMI input. smartphone streaming, you can do this. combine video capture card + smartphone streaming. this way you're not hurting your cpu, ram or gpu. make sure your phone is on wifi though.
there's lots of ways to setup stuff like that. if you want to test, and not buy a video capture card. you can try not using OBS and instead use something like moonlight or parsec or steam link, to stream to your phone and then have the phone re-stream that stream. it should be less work on the pc, but if the pc can't do it, get creative. https://www.majorgeeks.com/content/page/less_memory_with_steam.html
"but referring to min specs charts for games like mentioned before, this should steer you in the right direction." That's good advice. check there first. if you're between the minimum and recommended, or playing Elden Ring, only then streaming should be something you worry about.
"Certain foods and beverages trigger sweat. Onion, garlic, jalapeño, alcohol and caffeine are the biggest culprits."
"Drinking water to reduce sweating is probably a no-brainer. By keeping your body cool, you won’t kick your sweat response into gear to lower your internal temperature."
My rule. 1:1 caffeine:water. Water is used as a chaser. Set a water bot up in chat or some 15 minute alarm to remind you to take a sip of water. If you're in a humid climate like Florida, goal should be 1 gallon water per day.
Get a digital humidity monitor, cheap $10 thing. Check how accurate it is (+/- 8% or whatever). Aim to keep it between 40-50%. Above 50%, your sweat doesn't evaporate. Below 20% can even dry out your eyes. If it's something you can't lower. There's like $20 portable dehumidifiers that you can blow very dry air around your hands.
This is more an FYI. It might help someone? Was looking into the Factorio 100% Achievement, about 5h30. There's 38 total achievements, I wanted to find the order they were completed, but not watch a 5h30 video.
The youtube url is from this video, but you can use any.
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Download the video at max framerate and quality yt-dlp.exe -F (youtube-url) yt-dlp.exe -f 299 (youtube-url)
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Extract a jpg file every 5 seconds ffmpeg -i "Factorio 100% Speedrun WR 5_20_16 [hKYjgzp-e9Y].mp4" -vf fps=12/60 img%04d.jpg
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Use left/right arrows to fly through the images "C:\Program Files\IrfanView\i_view64.exe" img0001.jpg
I chose 5 seconds in Step 2 to make sure the notification covers 2 frames. Step 3 is using IfranView. It's too fast. You are able to create a slideshow, but at that point, it's likely easier to just turn all of those images into another video to scrub. If this was something I was tasked todo daily. I would use Python to create some image recognition program. The steps above are easy enough to answer my question. If you've any other tips, feel free.
possibly due to the invisible enemies bug? unsure if this is useful. that's not for me to say.
fyi. maybe possible to avoid damage. is this helpful? that's not for me to say.
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