What is the current method for timing The Host Tomb? Cause it doesn't have the white brick. I remember being told that it's when the screen is kind of half white, or maybe when the player would have touched the brick if it were there. But I think we need a more consistant method, such as the first frame the screen starts going white, or the frame that it goes completely white.

What's your Roblox username again? I should probably add that everyone who wants to join needs to say their username and change their settings so I can add them to the private server.

So during one of my streams, I got really annoyed that people kept trying to join me when I was doing solo runs, so I decided to make a special private server for speedrunning, where only speedrunners are allowed, and nobody keeps joining you. Tell me here if you wanna be invited.

I would like to learn how to time frame by frame, so I can make videos with more accurate time in the title, and possibly become moderator in the future. The way I'm currently doing it is by skipping frame by frame on youtube until I reach a whole second. Then I count the seconds the run takes, and then I count frame by frame during the last second. Then I use a calculator to convert the frames to seconds. Is this the right way to do it? And should I go frame by frame until a whole second in the start or until the frame before? And should I go frame by frame from the whole second at the end or should I go from the frame before or after?

Edit: Meant movement, not input.

It shouldn't, right? Cause you can turn your character before the round even starts, and it's basically the same as turning your camera in third person.

I really wanna fill in the blank 2P spaces in the leaderboard, and hopefully also beat some 2P WRs. But I'm not in contact with any other Temple Thieves speedrunner. Is anyone up for some 2P runs? Keep in mind that I am in the CET time zone, so it would be best if it's someone from a nearby time zone.

Could you answer my question?

Is that 7 supposed to be a dot or a question mark?

Do I have to do the run on the browser recreation or can I do it on the real 0.0.23a_01?

Do I have to use the web recreation or can I use the original 0.0.23a_01 as well?