Somerset, England
SupporterI don't speedrun this game, but I'm not sure if this is allowed.
After reading the game's rules, it says:
Remapping keys without explicit permission is not allowed
The use of more than one keyboard or mouse is not allowed (except for the use of a numpad)
The use of an external device that has keys that allow the rebinding of inputs is not allowed
The use of an external device that has keyboard inputs on it is not allowed
Note: These rules include, but are not limited to, the sayodevice, wooting uwu, bluetooth keyboards, multiple mice, multiple keyboards, stream deck
And in another area:
Rebinding keys (outside of the escape macro) is not allowed
No macros are allowed on the scroll wheel
It's actually easy with API v2 as the timing methods and default timer are returned with every game object. So we just need to loop over every page on GetGameList.
I could give you a list of all the games that have IGT turned on in settings. But for example, Daytona USA doesn't have IGT turned on and just uses SRC's normal timing settings, so it wouldn't be included.
I assume there are hundreds of these games, and it would be hard to look through. To make it easier, is there a criteria I could filter it by? Like games from a certain time period or with certain platforms.
Or you could use the API yourself to get these games, but I'm not sure how much technical knowledge you have.
The error message tells you what the issue is.
The game URL contains a "-", which is invalid to have in URLs on the site.
But somehow your game's URL contains that invalid character.
To fix, just remove the "-" from the URL and set it to something that looks good.
@EmanuelRodrigues, @AnasRakan, what do you both mean? And yes, this is that game.
@SakilabegamBegam, @EmanuelRodrigues, what do you both mean? And yes, this is that game.
Can you provide more context?
If you mean you want to speedrun this difficulty, then you still can. You just need to submit your run into the non-extreme mode category. As, per its rules, these categories allow all difficulties, apart from extreme mode.
However on door ending runs, your time will be slower due to the extra locks. So you could just play on extreme mode for door ending at least.
I'm not sure if being on hard mode affects other endings or not, but Granny might get in the way more often.
To add a request a game, you need to request it by submitting a support ticket (Help > New ticket) under "Add a new game to Speedrun".
Make sure to read the game request rules first https://www.speedrun.com/support/learn/requesting-a-game
To add a game, you need to request it by submitting a support ticket (Help > New ticket) under "Add a new game to Speedrun".
Make sure to read the game request rules first https://www.speedrun.com/support/learn/requesting-a-game
@dahsirjones456 can you clarify what you mean? You currently aren't a moderator for any games.
If you're asking how long a pending run takes to become verified, the goal is for it to be verified within 21 days. But this could be faster or slower depending on the activity of the moderators and the amount of pending runs in the queue.
Ok I agree lmao, it's fine
Have you asked site staff if you have permission to create this?
I've seen other people create apps for the site before, but they never seem to get updated for long.
Is this open source? And what would the app be called on the App and Play Stores? So I can download it lol
Also, have you heard about API v2? It's an API that's used internally on the website and is better than v1, as it has faster performance and all the endpoints. There's no official documentation for it, but there is basically a community created one.
Someone has made a Python wrapper for it, and this can be used to see its request and response types. https://github.com/ManicJamie/speedruncompy
If you wanna ask questions about it, then join the SRC Discord and ask in #api
Roblox game requests are handled by the Roblox Series, rather than site staff through support tickets.
So fill out the Google form on the series, and join their Discord to see if it gets accepted or rejected.
Have you messaged the runner about this? You could message them both on-site and off-site. They might be able to provide clarification. - as they moderate the game. They were also last online today, meaning they're still active and might respond.
If they do turn out to be a cheater, then the site does permanently ban these people. But this is a hard thing to prove when you're accusing the only super moderator of cheating in their own game.
No RTA timer
RTA doesn't seem to be required on that leaderboard?
@Sabedena don't bump a 2 year old thread lol.
But it's up to the game's moderators if they want to reject runs with deleted videos. As I assume there was an actual working video when they verified it.
My opnion of it is that runs with deleted videos should probaly remain verified as it makes the board look more popular and that this used to be an actual run that was verified.
Rejecting these runs is kind of hard to enforce, as there's no automated way to know when a run is deleted, especially when there's a lot of different platforms people submit runs on.
But recently Twitch announced that they were going to delete VODs on accounts that had more than 100 hours of content saved. So a runs at risk feature was added to the site. I geuss this helps with finding runs that might be deleted on Twitch at least.
Why post this? Do you want the game on the site?
The message isn't really spam or useless, it's an automated message from the site advertising their new challenge.
You currently can't disable it or delete it, so just click on the message to mark it as read and ignore it. These messages don't get sent often.
If you don't like how the milliseconds look, you can choose between "9h 59m 59s 999ms" and "9:59:59.999". This only appears for your account.
This can setting be changed in your settings under Appearance
