The trick was first implemented in the TAS by CloverDrop, well before it was first used in an IL.

I used to be a lot better at this, but now I can't even seem to get it anymore. I do remember that the sequence of key presses I was going for was either J Z U - U Z U - U Z U or J Z U - U Z U - Z U.

I fixed the reset exploit in HTML5b, but I made it so that you can re-enable it by typing quirksMode=true in the console.

Got a 6.6 RTA with video. Definitely some room for improvement, but it shows that it is humanly possible to save time using the clip. I'll probably do some more attempts at some point to get the time down even further using a more precise, but I think slightly faster way to get Match up while bonking on the side, and also try to throw the smaller HPRC before recovering. Basically, just following the TAS more closely.

It should almost definitely be possible to save time with this. The clip setup that KorZen uses, while consistent, is much slower than the classic double settle setups that I've been using. As a side note, it is not actually possible to wall clip without some sort of setup; you may have been thinking of my 6.0 second level 31 IL which simply achieved the required subpixels before I could land on the yellow blocks. There's also single settle clips which are about as fast as a clip setup can be for a human, but they're super precise and I've only ever been able to do them a couple times.

Anyway, I've been able to get double settle clip setups fast enough to save time on level 34, I've just never completed the rest of the level fast enough after getting the clip (often because I paused). A while ago I decided to test if a clip could save any time by making a TAS out of full speed input recordings. The TAS came out to a 6.0 which leaves plenty of room to lose small amounts of time without losing the record. I haven't put attempts into the level in a while, but I can certainly start again when I have the time.

If you'd like to examine this TAS for yourself, I'll leave the input string here so you can paste it into the TAS version (https://www.infernity.dev/HTML5b/) to play it back.

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