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Template:1 Key TAS History

2022-04-06T21:20:32Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL:

<includeonly>| Sep 29, 2016
| 4:21.67<ref>[http://youtu.be/j5j6l9ULxmI "N64 Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:21.67" by sonicpacker]</ref>
| -
| Tyler Kehne, MKDasher, sonicpacker, Snark, SilentSlayers, Gaehne D, Eru, and ToT
| Original Run
|-
| Oct 27, 2016
| 4:21.40<ref>[https://youtu.be/LVow3S13US0 "N64 Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:21.40" by sonicpacker]</ref>
| 8
| Plush
| Faster [[VCutM]] Entry<ref>[https://youtu.be/px-Oc1Rm2DY "-3f VCutM Entry (Yes, this again)" by Plush]</ref>
|-
| Nov 13, 2016
| 4:21.30<ref>[https://youtu.be/TkOkJvLKxUY "N64 Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:21.30" by sonicpacker]</ref>
| 3
| sm64expert
| Faster VCutM Entry
|-
| Jul 16, 2017
| 4:21.23<ref>[https://youtu.be/vwHzcH-yTEc "(TAS) N64 Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:21.23" by Plush]</ref>
| 2
| Plush
| Faster kick/movement to [[BitFS]]<ref>[https://youtu.be/edo-Bfbv1ac "SM64 (TAS) - Another 1 Key DDD Pre-BLJ 1f Improvement" by Plush]</ref>
|-
| Jul 4, 2018
| 4:21.17{{refn|group=note|Hex edited by jongyon; never officially published. Timed as slower on console due to inclusion of the "dab" after collection of BitFS Key, as well as poor camera angles on BitFS, both of which incur lag on console.<ref>[https://youtu.be/dOjJT3UjuDw "(TAS) N64 Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:21.17"]</ref>}}
| 2
| Plush
| [[Slidekick]] at the beginning of both BitFS<ref>[https://youtu.be/MaRoWuoVLNU "SM64 (TAS) - Bowser in the Fire Sea (17"53)" by Plush]</ref> and [[BitS]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lABNNPFs3SI "SM64 (TAS) - Bowser in the Sky (27"83)" by Plush]</ref>
|-
| Oct 29, 2018
| 4:21.04{{refn|group=note|name=console|Timed at 4:21.13 on emulator.<ref name="contime">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA6TBsIsraI "Super Mario 64 "1 key TAS" in 4'21"04*" by dar gos]</ref>}}
| 1
| Superdavo0001 & dar gos
| BitFS improvement through optimization of [[Movement Steps|quarter-frame movement]], as well as lag reduction through better camera angles<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm1sxN1lSLI "(TAS) Bowser In The Fire Sea In 17"50 (No Reds) By Superdavo0001 & dar gos" by Superdavo0001]</ref>
|-
| May 6, 2019
| 4:20.93<ref>[https://youtu.be/7plxX-9h_Ok "(TAS) Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:20.93" by Isaac A]</ref>
| 3
| IsaacA
| Lag reduction in [[DDD]] and BitFS
|-
| Jun 23, 2019
| 4:20.77{{refn|group=note| Console timing. 5 frames slower on emulator<ref>[https://youtu.be/iUt840BUOYA "(TAS) N64 Super Mario 64 "1 Key" in 4:20.77" by Superdavo0001]</ref>}}
| 5
| Superdavo0001
| Changing the [[Camera|camera]] in both Bowser fights to prevent the game from lagging
|-
|-
| Nov 7, 2019
| 4:20.75{{refn|group=note| Console timing.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwI19kNxIeU "1 Key TAS Console Verification (4:20.75)" by Isaac A]</ref>}}
| 0.5
| IsaacA
| 1 VI (lag frame) was saved with better camera manipulation while waiting for the key to become obtainable after killing the Fire Sea bowser.
|-
|-
| May 6, 2021
| 4:15.78{{refn|group=note| Console timing.<ref>[https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1012428015 "Super Mario 64 - 1-Key Improvement - IsaacA TAS Console Verification" by Isaac A]</ref>}}
| 149
| dabs
| Doing a [[BLJ]] on the elevator, then using its buggy axle to squish cancel, allowing us to convert our negative [[Speed|speed]] to positive, which then allows us to do a huge jump to the final elevators.
|-
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User:HiLlBiLlYjOeL

2022-03-21T20:39:36Z

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Fall damage

2021-11-12T21:12:49Z

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'''Fall Damage''' is damage caused by falling from a high height. There are two types of fall damage: '''Small Fall Damage''' and '''Large Fall Damage'''. Small fall damage usually occurs whenever Mario's falling faster than 55 units per frame (i.e. he has lower than -55 [[Speed|vertical speed]]) and has fallen more than 1150 units from his peak height (the highest height he reached since he last became airborne). Large fall damage usually occurs when Mario is falling faster than 55 units per frame and has fallen more than 3000 units from his peak height. Under some circumstances, Mario will not take fall damage, such as in certain terrain with a relatively steep slope, or when landing on snow, sand (both of these provided you don't dive with Mario facing flat<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obxwqocW6kU</ref>), and lava. Mario also does not take fall damage if he is twirling. A condition exists within the game for Mario to take damage starting at Mario falling 600 units from his peak height, but this condition is never met in-game .

The damage received from each type of fall damage is as follows: 2 sections for small fall damage, 4 sections for large fall damage, and without a hat, these values become 3 and 6 sections respectively. Taking small fall damage also squishes Mario for 30 frames. If Mario is holding something and takes large fall damage, he will drop what he is holding. This can be used to perform [[Instant Release]].
==References==
[[Category:Mechanics]]

Fall damage

2021-11-12T21:07:36Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL:

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'''Fall Damage''' is damage caused by falling from a high height. There are two types of fall damage: '''Small Fall Damage''' and '''Large Fall Damage'''. Small fall damage usually occurs whenever Mario's falling faster than 55 units per frame (i.e. he has lower than -55 [[Speed|vertical speed]]) and has fallen more than 1150 units from his peak height (the highest height he reached since he last became airborne). Large fall damage usually occurs when Mario has less than -55 vertical speed and has fallen more than 3000 units from his peak height. Under some circumstances, Mario will not take fall damage, such as in certain terrain with a relatively steep slope, or when landing on snow, sand (both of these provided you don't dive with Mario facing flat<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obxwqocW6kU</ref>), and lava. Mario also does not take fall damage if he is twirling. A condition exists within the game for Mario to take damage starting at Mario falling 600 units from his peak height, but this condition is never met in-game .

The damage received from each type of fall damage is as follows: 2 sections for small fall damage, 4 sections for large fall damage, and without a hat, these values become 3 and 6 sections respectively. Taking small fall damage also squishes Mario for 30 frames. If Mario is holding something and takes large fall damage, he will drop what he is holding. This can be used to perform [[Instant Release]].
==References==
[[Category:Mechanics]]

Bowser in the Fire Sea Red Coin Star

2021-05-05T17:50:05Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: fixing broken names so we don't have to figure that out later

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Bowser_in_the_Fire_Sea|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/Bowser_in_the_Fire_Sea|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must collect all 8 [[Red Coin|Red Coins]] in the level.

==Locations==
*1 Is located on top of the first grate off next to the first platforms that get submerged in lava.
*1 Is on one of the Sea-Saw platforms just above the Rotating Heart.
*1 Is in the cage in the upper corner opposite of the elevator.
*1 Is where the elevator is when its in its lowest position.
*1 Is on a yellow platform with a bully, next to the hang-able ceiling.
*1 Is on the moving platform, the last gray platform before the non-moving one.
*1 Is located near one of the fire-breathing statues at the end.
*1 Is on the last pole in the level.

==A Presses==
There are 0x Required (TAS/WiiVC Only).<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa_CciaM4aM "Bowser in the Fire Sea with Red Coins 0x A Presses (Wii VC Only)" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref> Rta is 4x<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCDUSWyjubA&feature=youtu.be "Bowser in the fire sea with red coins 4x a presses rta" by Lord SNEK]</ref> However, with platform raising it can be done 3x. It is 1x TAS on Nintendo 64.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUFtfFFlUC0 "SM64 - Bowser in the Fire Sea (with Red Coins) - 1x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref>

==TAS==
The current TAS is a 45.68 (with no video).

==References==
<references/>

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The Princess's Secret Slide (Normal)

2021-05-05T17:45:57Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: fixing broken names so we don't have to figure that out later

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/The_Princess%27s_Secret_Slide#First_Star_Tutorial|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/The_Princess%27s_Secret_Slide#First_Star_Tutorial|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must get to the end of the slide and break the box.

==A Presses==
There is 1 A Press required to get this star.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbKr26RY6B0 "SM64 - The Princess's Secret Slide - 1x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref> 
It's required to collect the star that spawns from the box, because the star is 319 units high<ref>[https://youtu.be/xE7hrQ8sHhU?t=162 "Star Heights" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref>, but the maximum height of a star that a dive recover can reach is only 288 units high. 
Do note that it is possible to open the box that spawns the star, just not collect it.

==TAS==
The TAS time is a 24.37<ref>[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/267091914027696129/438006934549823488/bob.m64 .m64 PSS TAS file by Plush.]</ref> However, you can complete the slide with a faster IGT of 11.07 using [[Hyperspeed Wall Kicks|Hyper Speed Wall Kicks]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/4VM7wp5bLlQ "Super Mario 64 - Princess's Secret Slide 11"07 (TAS)" by mkdasher]</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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The Princess's Secret Slide (Fast)

2021-05-05T17:41:40Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: fixing broken names so we don't have to figure that out later

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/The_Princess%27s_Secret_Slide#Second_Star|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/The_Princess%27s_Secret_Slide#Second_Star|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must complete the slide in under 21"00.

==A Presses==
You need 0 A Presses to get this star.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCdU6RJK1j4 "SM64 - The Princess's Secret Slide Under 21"0 - 0x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref>

==TAS==
The current TAS is a 20.30.<ref>[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/471852219558526989/631946071773413386/PSS_21_2030.zip .m64 and .st PSS Under 21 Second TAS files by dar gos and plush]</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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Tower of the Wing Cap Red Coin Star

2021-05-05T17:40:36Z

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:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Tower_of_the_Wing_Cap|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/Tower_of_the_Wing_Cap|RTABC Guide]]''
{{Star_infobox
|image=
|course=TotWC
|height=347
|height_link=[https://youtu.be/xE7hrQ8sHhU?t=177 "Star Heights" by UncommentatedPannen]
|tas=19.63
|tas_link=[https://youtu.be/qbEYG9o_298 "<nowiki>[TAS]</nowiki> Tower of the Wing Cap with Switch Press 0xA <nowiki>[JP]</nowiki> - 19"63" by fifdspence]
|rta=18.55 (18.53 IGT)
|rta_link=[https://youtu.be/6CspcknRNJM "Super Mario 64 - Tower of the Wing Cap 18"55" by Drogie]
|abc=0
|abc_link=
|abz=4
|abz_link=[https://youtu.be/SO-mHdtlIsY "SM64 - Tower of the Wing Cap - No Buttons Allowed" by Pannenkoek2012]
}}

'''Tower of the Wing Cap Red Coins''' is a secret star in the stage [[Tower of the Wing Cap]]. To get this star, Mario must collect all 8 [[Red Coin|Red Coins]] in the level.

==Locations==
*2 are located in each of the 4 [[Coin Spawner|coin rings]] in the level (Right, Left, Front, and Back) for a total of all 8 red coins.

==A Presses==
There are 0x A presses required to get the star and hit the switch. This strategy doubles as the TAS WR with a time of 19"63. The star is too high to be collected with a dive recover and normally pressing the switch will make Mario fall onto the ground. However, Mario is able to perform a rollout on the first frame of landing on the wing cap switch, gaining enough height to collect the star.

==References==
<references/>

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The Princess's Secret Slide (Normal)

2021-05-05T17:38:12Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: aha

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/The_Princess%27s_Secret_Slide#First_Star_Tutorial|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must get to the end of the slide and break the box.

==A Presses==
There is 1 A Press required to get this star.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbKr26RY6B0 "SM64 - The Princess's Secret Slide - 1x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref> 
It's required to collect the star that spawns from the box, because the star is 319 units high<ref>[https://youtu.be/xE7hrQ8sHhU?t=162 "Star Heights" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref>, but the maximum height of a star that a dive recover can reach is only 288 units high. 
Do note that it is possible to open the box that spawns the star, just not collect it.

==TAS==
The TAS time is a 24.37<ref>[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/267091914027696129/438006934549823488/bob.m64 .m64 PSS TAS file by Plush.]</ref> However, you can complete the slide with a faster IGT of 11.07 using [[Hyperspeed Wall Kicks|Hyper Speed Wall Kicks]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/4VM7wp5bLlQ "Super Mario 64 - Princess's Secret Slide 11"07 (TAS)" by mkdasher]</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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Secret Aquarium Red Coin Star

2021-05-05T17:37:39Z

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:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/The_Secret_Aquarium|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/The_Secret_Aquarium|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must collect all 8 [[Red Coin|Red Coins]] in the level.

==Locations==
*4 Are located in the middle of the room vertically, and close to the walls, surrounded by a ring of coins.
*4 Are located in the bottom corners of the room.

==A Presses==
This star is 0x as you can press B to swim.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-zYk6nFVRg "SM64 - The Secret Aquarium - 0x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref>

==TAS==
The current TAS obtains this star in 40.12 seconds.<ref>[https://youtu.be/xL6VE_5PddM?t=2763 2012 120 Star TAS]</ref>

==References==
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MIPS

2021-05-05T17:35:18Z

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{{stub}}
:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/MIPS|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTABC Guide]]''
{{object_infobox_2
|title= MIPS
|image= STROOP- MIPS.png
|group=General Actor
|group2 = Group 15
|tangibility=
|draw=
|gravity=2.5
|friction=.89
|buoyancy=1.2
|interaction= Grabbable
|damage=
|health=
|radius=50
|height=75
|hurtbox_radius=50
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'''MIPS''' is a yellow rabbit found in the [[The_Castle#The_Basement|Castle Basement]]. He appears when Mario exits a course after collecting 15 stars or 50 stars. MIPS will run away if Mario tries to go near him, but if Mario manages to grab him MIPS will give Mario a star. 2 stars can be obtained from MIPS. MIPS was used extensively in early Nintendo 64 test simulations[citation needed]. Mario was originally going to be able to throw MIPS, but this was removed<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Prerelease:Super_Mario_64_(Nintendo_64)#Concept SM64 Concept section from The Cutting Room Floor]</ref>.

== MIPS Clip ==
In speedrunning (16 Star), the trick called [https://youtu.be/RKPr6ofIINA MIPS Clip] is used to bypass the 30 Star Door that leads to [[Dire, Dire Docks]] and [[Bowser in the Fire Sea]].

==References==
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Bowser in the Dark World Red Coin Star

2021-05-05T17:34:37Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: aha

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Bowser_in_the_Dark_World|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/Bowser_in_the_Dark_World|RTABC Guide]]''
{{star_infobox
|image=
|course=Bowser in the Dark World
|height=133
|height_link=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE7hrQ8sHhU&t=36s "Star Heights" by UncommentatedPannen]
|tas=32.57
|tas_link=
|rta=42.84 (42.80 IGT)
|rta_link=[https://youtu.be/ikUhOE_TrQ4 "42.80" by Dwhatever]
|abc=0
|abc_link=[https://youtu.be/6PUNcf4_dy0 "SM64 - Bowser in the Dark World Red Coins 0xA - 1'03"43 by fifdspence and MKDasher - (TAS)" by MKDasher]
|abz=13
|abz_link=
}}

To get this star, Mario must collect all 8 [[Red Coin|Red Coins]] in the level.

==Locations==
*1 Is right next to the starting platform.
*1 Is next to the furthest possible range for the fire.
*1 Is next to one of the crystals on the road with the [[Amp|Amps]].
*1 Is on the yellow platform that moves in and out.
*1 Is on the circular island with an amp and a spire.
*1 Is on one of the platforms rotating in a square pattern on a cycle.
*1 Is on the top of the 3 platforms with the Sea-Saw platforms.
*1 Is on the small ledge next to the Sea-Saw platforms.

==A Presses==
You can get the red coin star 0x (TAS only). 2x RTA.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KXsfN8O5so "SM64 - Bowser in the Dark World (with Red Coins) - 0x A Presses" by bad_boot]</ref>

==TAS==
The current TAS is a 32.57.<ref>[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/267091914027696129/438006934549823488/bob.m64 m64 BitDW Reds TAS file]</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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Bowser in the Fire Sea Red Coin Star

2021-05-05T17:32:24Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: aha

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Bowser_in_the_Fire_Sea|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must collect all 8 [[Red Coin|Red Coins]] in the level.

==Locations==
*1 Is located on top of the first grate off next to the first platforms that get submerged in lava.
*1 Is on one of the Sea-Saw platforms just above the Rotating Heart.
*1 Is in the cage in the upper corner opposite of the elevator.
*1 Is where the elevator is when its in its lowest position.
*1 Is on a yellow platform with a bully, next to the hang-able ceiling.
*1 Is on the moving platform, the last gray platform before the non-moving one.
*1 Is located near one of the fire-breathing statues at the end.
*1 Is on the last pole in the level.

==A Presses==
There are 0x Required (TAS/WiiVC Only).<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa_CciaM4aM "Bowser in the Fire Sea with Red Coins 0x A Presses (Wii VC Only)" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref> Rta is 4x<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCDUSWyjubA&feature=youtu.be "Bowser in the fire sea with red coins 4x a presses rta" by Lord SNEK]</ref> However, with platform raising it can be done 3x. It is 1x TAS on Nintendo 64.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUFtfFFlUC0 "SM64 - Bowser in the Fire Sea (with Red Coins) - 1x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref>

==TAS==
The current TAS is a 45.68 (with no video).

==References==
<references/>

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Toad

2021-05-05T17:31:19Z

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[[File:Toad Lobby.png|200px|thumb|Toad, as seen in the Lobby]]

==General Information==
Toads are scattered around the castle, giving the player useful advice. Three of them give the player [[Power Star|Power Stars]]. '''Add more information'''

==Toads with Stars==
===Basement Toad===
:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/HMC_Toad|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/HMC_Toad|RTABC Guide]]''
This toad is below the foyer when you get the key from [[Bowser in the Dark World]]. This toad is located near the loading zone for [[Hazy Maze Cave]], to the right from the entrance. He gives you a star once you have 12 stars.[[File:Toad 12.jpg|200px|thumb|Toad near the Hazy Maze Cave]]

===Second Floor Toad===
:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Upstairs_Toad|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/Upstairs_Toad|RTABC Guide]]''
This toad is above the foyer when you get the key from [[Bowser in the Fire Sea]]. This toad is located behind the stairs and will give you a star once you have 25 stars, even though you can only access this area after 31 stars without the use of game-breaking glitches.[[File:Toad 25.jpg|200px|thumb|Toad behind the stairs]]

===Third Floor Toad===
:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Tippy_Toad|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/Tippy_Toad|RTABC Guide]]''
This toad is upstairs from the area right above the foyer. Once you have 50 stars, you can go through the 50-star door, and the toad will be to the right of [[Tick Tock Clock]]. He will give you a star once you have 35 stars, even though you normally can only access him after 50 stars.[[File:Toad 35.jpg|200px|thumb|Toad on the 3rd floor]]

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Tower of the Wing Cap Red Coin Star

2021-05-05T17:28:59Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: aha

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/Tower_of_the_Wing_Cap|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTABC Guide]]''
{{Star_infobox
|image=
|course=TotWC
|height=347
|height_link=[https://youtu.be/xE7hrQ8sHhU?t=177 "Star Heights" by UncommentatedPannen]
|tas=19.63
|tas_link=[https://youtu.be/qbEYG9o_298 "<nowiki>[TAS]</nowiki> Tower of the Wing Cap with Switch Press 0xA <nowiki>[JP]</nowiki> - 19"63" by fifdspence]
|rta=18.55 (18.53 IGT)
|rta_link=[https://youtu.be/6CspcknRNJM "Super Mario 64 - Tower of the Wing Cap 18"55" by Drogie]
|abc=0
|abc_link=
|abz=4
|abz_link=[https://youtu.be/SO-mHdtlIsY "SM64 - Tower of the Wing Cap - No Buttons Allowed" by Pannenkoek2012]
}}

'''Tower of the Wing Cap Red Coins''' is a secret star in the stage [[Tower of the Wing Cap]]. To get this star, Mario must collect all 8 [[Red Coin|Red Coins]] in the level.

==Locations==
*2 are located in each of the 4 [[Coin Spawner|coin rings]] in the level (Right, Left, Front, and Back) for a total of all 8 red coins.

==A Presses==
There are 0x A presses required to get the star and hit the switch. This strategy doubles as the TAS WR with a time of 19"63. The star is too high to be collected with a dive recover and normally pressing the switch will make Mario fall onto the ground. However, Mario is able to perform a rollout on the first frame of landing on the wing cap switch, gaining enough height to collect the star.

==References==
<references/>

{{star_nav}}

The Princess's Secret Slide (Fast)

2021-05-05T17:28:00Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: aha

:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA_Guide/The_Princess%27s_Secret_Slide#Second_Star|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTABC Guide]]''

To get this star, Mario must complete the slide in under 21"00.

==A Presses==
You need 0 A Presses to get this star.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCdU6RJK1j4 "SM64 - The Princess's Secret Slide Under 21"0 - 0x A Presses" by pannenkoek2012]</ref>

==TAS==
The current TAS is a 20.30.<ref>[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/471852219558526989/631946071773413386/PSS_21_2030.zip .m64 and .st PSS Under 21 Second TAS files by dar gos and plush]</ref>

==References==
<references/>

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Teleporter wrong warp

2021-03-04T19:06:57Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: uhhhhhh

{{stub}} {{rewrite}}
The Teleporter Wrong Warp  is a Virtual Console exclusive glitch caused by Mario teleporting while an area change occurs. When the area change occurs, the teleporter unloads and thus the game does not have a valid warp ID to send Mario to. On N64, this would crash due to an Address Error Exception. However, on Virtual Console releases of the game, these exceptions are ignored and the game will pull a stale value from the register and use it as the warp ID. The register that is pulled from consists of arguments to functions, denoted by a0, a1, a2 and a3. In order for a warp to occur without crashing, the values in these registers must not be invalid. In this case, the value in a0 will be used as the ID for the level to be warped to, the value in a1 is used as the level area to be warped to, and the value in a2 is used as the warp node ID. Due to compiler differences between release versions, a1 will always be 0 on the US and original JP versions of the game, while it can be 0 or 2 on the PAL and Shindou versions. Because level areas are indexed starting from 1 and not 0, if the a1 value is 0 the game will crash. If the a1 value is 2, the game will warp Mario to area 2. Because of this, a wrong warp can only occur without crashing on the PAL and Shindou releases of the game. The value needing to be 2 also prevents warping to any level with only one area, as area 2 is not valid in these levels. On the PAL and Shindou releases, the a2 register points to a table of values for the cosine function. The value in a2 can be manipulated. This allows the warp node ID to be controlled to some extent. This makes it possible to set the warp node ID to a value above 0xF8, which will begin the credits cutscene when Mario warps. However, there are currently two obstacles that prevent the credits from playing. The first is that current set-ups will cause Mario to be out-of-bounds when he does the wrong warp, causing him to die instantly and the credits to not play. The second obstacle is that if the cutscene is able to start, it will crash when Peach is supposed to be loaded due to her model not being present in any level except the castle grounds. Research is ongoing to determine if this obstacles can be overcome so that a true credits warp is possible.

==References==
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YduutOI7uxY "Wrong Warp in SM64" by Nim]

User talk:MMMMMMMMMMMMM

2021-03-03T02:17:54Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: Created page with "yeah whats the painting timer overflow glitch - ~~~~"

yeah whats the painting timer overflow glitch - [[User:HiLlBiLlYjOeL|HiLlBiLlYjOeL]] ([[User talk:HiLlBiLlYjOeL|talk]]) 02:17, 3 March 2021 (UTC)

Koopa the Quick

2021-02-27T18:01:28Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL:

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'''Koopa the Quick''' is the Koopa you talk to and race in [[Bob-omb Battlefield]] and [[Tiny-Huge Island]]. He also wears sick shoes called the "Koopa Mach 1 sprint shoes" in the second race which he allegedly spent his life savings on.

Koopa the Quick only appears on his specific missions, being [[Footrace with Koopa the Quick]] and [[Rematch with Koopa the Quick]].

==Glitches==
When KtQ interacts with a [[Bowling Ball|bowling ball]] coming toward him, he will jump over it. Similarly, when KtQ interacts with a bowling ball moving away from him, he'll slow down for it. By placing a [[Cloning|clone]] of a bowling ball facing toward him in certain spots, we can make him jump into cannons and chasms. By placing a clone facing away from him, we can make him slow down at will. This completely wacks him out. Placing both a clone facing toward him and away from him, we can cause him to jump infinitely.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlLGbZ0CcrY "Koopa the Quick Manipulation using Bowling Ball Clones" by UncommentatedPannen]</ref> [[File:KoopatheQuickManipulation_Pannen.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Credit: UncommentatedPannen]]

== References ==
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User:HiLlBiLlYjOeL

2021-02-27T16:54:58Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL:

currently working on <nowiki>{{Actions}}</nowiki>

[[spinny eyeball]]

https://ukikipedia.net/wiki/User:HiLlBiLlYjOeL/(official_main_page)

yeah

User:HiLlBiLlYjOeL

2021-02-27T00:06:50Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL:

Got interested in speedrunning SM64 in 2018, been lurking on this wiki since then.

"If you're reading this, it's your job to make a [[Tick_Tock_Clock#Upwarp|TTC Upwarp]] brute forcer right now." - [[User:MMMMMMMMMMMMM|MMMMMMMMMMMMM]]

I love working on this wiki, even though I'm not getting paid. Sometimes I have this convoluted thought: I have done more for free than those that are getting paid to do so.

note to self: don't ever post anything without looking at the preview first. on the other hand, the more i edit, the sooner i become an admin.

DISCLAIMER: I actually don't have any real knowledge to offer, I simply edit the wiki for the sake of OCD. I have only a basic understanding of the functionality of the game. I do not actually know what qualifies a 'minor edit'. I don't know if I should use :/ or :\

I'm back

currently working on <nowiki>{{Actions}}</nowiki>

[[spinny eyeball]]

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2021-02-26T18:24:04Z

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Find the 8 Red Coins

2021-02-26T02:14:55Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: big space at the top

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|tas_link=[https://youtu.be/i8ILR02LFeE "Find the 8 Red Coins (28.43)" By Plush]
|rta=46.09
|rta_link=[https://youtu.be/QEh6xbH3ZSU "BoB reds 46"09" by NyZ]
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|abc_link=[https://youtu.be/BB5RpMUNAV4 "BoB Red Coin Star 0x Faster Strat using Shell Hyperspeed" By UncommentatedPannen]
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|abz_link=[https://youtu.be/voV_QgdLHiY "SM64 - Find the 8 Red Coins - No Buttons Allowed" By UncommentatedPannen]
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:''For a tutorial on speedrunning this star, see the [[RTA Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTA Guide]]''
:''For a tutorial on RTABC for this star, see the [[RTABC Guide/{{PAGENAME}}|RTABC Guide]]''
'''Find the 8 Red Coins''' is the fourth mission of [[Bob-omb Battlefield]]. To complete it, Mario must collect the eight [[Red Coin]]s scattered throughout the level.

==Locations==
The locations of the coins are:

*One on top of a rock near the cannon under the island
*One on the grassy slope at the start of the mountain path
*One behind bars under the bridge connecting the flat grassy area with the start of the mountain
*One on the floating island
*One on the [[Chain Chomp]]'s pole
*One above the elevators
*Two at the 4 wooden poles, where the star spawns

== A Button Challenge ==
This star can be collected in 0 A presses and in real time. Most of the coins can be collected pretty easily without using A. [[Shell Hyperspeed|Shell hyperspeed]] is used to reach the red coin on the island.

== TAS Strategy ==
Mario begins by jumping onto the slope to the right of where he spawns, and sliding down to get forward speed to get the wing cap from the box beside the bridge quickly. Then Mario runs over to the elevator and grabs the Red Coin there, before doing a [[BLJ]] on the elevator to get the Red Coin on the small rock, then getting the Red Coin above the Chain Chomp's pole. Mario crosses the bridge and grabs a tree to redirect his speed to grab one of the coins beside the space where the star spawns, then triple jumping and bouncing off of the edge of the level in flight to get the Red Coin on the grassy slope on the mountain path then go back up into the air, then fly down to grab the Red Coin above the tree on the floating island. He then flies towards the bars under the bridge that can turn, and he has enough speed to clip through it and collect the Red Coin. He lands and does a quick triple jump wallkick to keep his speed and fly over to the last Red Coin and land to collect it, then grabs the star.

==TAS History==
{{TAS History}}
==References==
<references />

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Super Mario 64

2021-02-25T20:32:04Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL: in order of release

''See this page on [https://www.mariowiki.com/Super_Mario_64 the Mario Wiki]''
 
''See this page on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_64 Wikipedia]''
 
'''Super Mario 64''' is a 1996 platforming game on the Nintendo 64 console. It was a launch title for the N64 (along with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilotwings_64 Pilotwings 64] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruis%27n_USA Cruis'n USA] in Europe), and is largely considered to be one of the most important 3D platformers of all time.

==History==

Super Mario 64 started development sometime before 1995. The first time Super Mario 64 was shown was at the [[Shoshinkai 1995|Shoshinkai show in November of 1995]], with the introduction of the Nintendo 64 (Ultra 64 at the time). Early footage of the show revealed the 50% complete beta version of Super Mario 64, in which it looked completely different than what the final product looked like.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Prerelease:Super_Mario_64_(Nintendo_64)#Shoshinkai_.2795_Demo "Shoshinkai '95 Demo" on The Cutting Room Floor]</ref> The final product was supposed to come out in December, but it was delayed further, and the entire game was rebuilt. On May 16th, 1996 (E3 1996) the game was shown off and is almost like the final game.<ref>[https://tcrf.net/Prerelease:Super_Mario_64_(Nintendo_64)#E3_1996_Build "E3 1996 Build" on The Cutting Room Floor]</ref> The entire game was almost accessible, some details got changed before the release, such as the different star icon in the HUD, a rock spike at the top of the mountain in [[Bob-omb_Battlefield|Bob-omb Battlefield]], and other small details that were changed. The game was rushed at the end of development as told by one of the programmers of Super Mario 64, and a couple of the team members never wanted to make games anymore due to being burnt out after working on Super Mario 64.<ref>[http://pixelatron.com/blog/the-making-of-super-mario-64-full-giles-goddard-interview-ngc/ The Making Of Super Mario 64 – full Giles Goddard interview (NGC)]</ref> The game was released in Japan on June 23rd 1996, then on September 29th, 1996 in North America, and finally on March 1st, 1997 in Europe.

==Game Versions==
There are many different versions of the game, differing by where, when, how, and in what way they were released.

===N64===
The Nintendo 64 console is less robust than modern consoles, so its CPU is more likely to crash when confronted by errors and other unforeseen occurrences.

====Japanese====
The very first version of the game to be commercially released, the Japanese N64 version was succeeded by the [[#Shindou|Shindou]] version a year after release. The Japanese version has a few glitches that were later fixed in all other versions, such as [[Spawning_Displacement|spawning displacement]], [[Coin_Limit#Unbounded_Coin_Limit_Glitch_.28Japanese_version.29|the lack of a coin limit]], [[Time_Stop|time stop]] and others. It is also notable for being the fastest version of the game for the [[1 Key]] category (and some others). This is because the text takes longer, but the lack of narration makes the game shorter. The text in the first Bowser fight is avoided during the 1 Key run, so the Japanese version becomes faster.

====English====
''See also: [[Version Differences]]''

The English version and all successive versions added some extra dialogue over the Japanese version. For example, Mario does not say "Haha", and Peach does not narrate her "Dear Mario" letter. In addition, she does not talk during the ending. It fixes some errors and glitches from the previous version, such as the lack of a coin limit. It has, in general, less text than the Japanese version, but takes longer during the intro and ending due to Peach's narration.

====PAL====
The European release of Super Mario 64 supports language changing in the settings menu between English, French, and German. This is optimal for the [[ABZ Button Challenge]] because the Start button can be used to change language and the language with the least text can be selected. Due to [[Wii VC Round-To-Zero]], however, the true optimal PAL version is not on N64. Outside of ABZ, PAL is little-used because changing languages wastes time and English is effectively identical if you do not change languages. Because of the PAL video format using 50hz instead of NTSC's 60hz, PAL runs at 25 [[Frame|frames]] per second rather than 30, another reason why it is suboptimal for speedruns/TASes.

====Shindou====
The final release of Super Mario 64 on the Nintendo 64 was once again released in Japanese. It enabled a compiler flag to allow optimizations, which results in less lag. It also fixed the infamous [[Backwards Long Jump]] glitch, which is why it is rarely used in speedruns, except in the [[BLJless]] category. Strangely, when grabbing a [[pole]] on this version, horizontal speed affects Mario's angle. The game introduced new voice clips like "Bye, bye!" when throwing Bowser. Some of Mario's voice clips are high-pitched in this version.

===iQue (Chinese)===
''Main article: [[Super Mario 64 (iQue)]]''

The iQue version of the game runs on the iQue Player, a rare handheld N64 variant only released in China. The iQue version is in fact the Shindou version translated to Chinese, and as such it does not have BLJs or the Bob-omb or Bully angle crashes. By hacking a romhack by Kaze onto an iQue, it was found that the camera going to a [[Parallel Universe]] does crash the game like on the N64 console.<ref>[https://youtu.be/_dAGdYd9KUY "Do Parallel Universes Crash on iQue?" by CadBrad]</ref>

===64DD Version===
Super Mario 64 DD Version or SM64DD (called Super Mario Disk Version on the title screen) was an unreleased version of the game for the 64DD, likely made to test the load times of the system. The 64DD was a commercial failure, and the DD version was never released. Only one known copy of this version exists, owned by adonfjv, who found it at a Japanese video game store in 2014<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rd6_5HoJd8 "Super Mario 64 Disk Version - Boot on 64DD" by adonfjv]</ref>. The ROM (NDD) of this version has since been dumped.

SM64DD is effectively the Japanese version of SM64 ported to the 64DD, with most (but not all) sounds replaced with their PAL versions. For example, the red coin and the sliding star door sounds are the same as in the Japanese release. The title screen is vastly different, resembling the hidden debug mode's level select screen. Since it is on a disk, load times are increased.

The most major difference is that entering the inside of the island in [[Tiny-Huge Island]], where Wiggler and red coins reside, will crash the game. This makes collecting all 120 stars impossible on this version. The crash is console only, and occurs due to Wiggler's health value being uninitialized (the original Japanese and USA releases do not crash from this programming oversight as a coincidence).
===Wii VC===
''Main article: [[Virtual Console]]''

The Wii acts differently from the N64. It is much less likely to crash. Unlike the N64, it does not crash from [[PU crashes]], [[Bully angle crash]], or [[Bob-omb angle crash]]. The emulation software also [[Wii VC Round-To-Zero|rounds floats differently]] from other consoles. Another difference is that it does not crash from the [[Address Error Exception]]. It is currently unknown whether the Wii crashes upon having infinity speed.

====Japanese====
Japanese Wii VC is actually the Shindou edition, not the original Japanese version. This is why it does not have spawning displacement or other Japanese N64-exclusive glitches, nor does it have BLJs. It is almost never used for speedrunning for that reason.

====English====
English Wii VC is the optimal Wii VC for speedruns. It avoids the lack of BLJs in the Japanese version and the slower framerate of the PAL version. It is used for the [[A Button Challenge]] any% run because [[Bowser in the Fire Sea]] takes 0 A presses instead of 1 due to a rounding error.

====PAL====
PAL Wii VC is rarely seen because it is obscure and slow. However, it is actually the ideal game version for the ABZ Button Challenge, at least for any%, because it contains both language switching and the rounding error in BitFS.

===Wii U VC===
''Main article: [[Virtual Console]]''

The Wii U Virtual Console version has no known interesting glitches that set it apart from either N64 or Wii VC. It is identical to Wii VC, except that the rounding error is absent. Like Wii VC, it ignores [[Address Error Exception]]s. Wii U VC is often joked by speedrunners for have a high amount of input lag and it is mostly used only by new runners.

====Japanese====
Much like Wii VC, Japanese Wii U VC is the Shindou version. This means that BLJs and other glitches that were patched in the Shindou version are absent.

====English====
Also like Wii VC, American Wii U VC is the US version.

====PAL====
PAL Wii U VC is actually the US version (unlike on Wii VC), so it's identical to the US Wii U VC.<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-64/Super-Mario-64-269745.html</ref>

=== Switch ===

==== Super Mario 3D All-Stars ====
Super Mario 3D All-Stars includes an upscaled Super Mario 64. The version is the Shindou version with Lua scripts to hack in English text, new upscaled textures, and slight changes to accommodate the Switch control scheme (for example, "PRESS +" on the Mario head screen instead of "PRESS START").<ref>https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/09/three-classic-3d-mario-games-get-the-all-stars-treatment-on-switch/</ref> The Switch does not have [[Wii VC Round-To-Zero|the Wii's rounding error]], but it does ignore [[Address Error Exception]]s.

==Super Mario 64 DS==
''Main article: [[Super Mario 64 DS]]''

[[Super Mario 64 DS]] is a remake of Super Mario 64 for the DS. Its physics are vastly different and there is no evidence that it shares any code with the original N64 release but may very likely have used the original N64 models for levels and areas; therefore it is not usually considered a "version" of Super Mario 64, but rather a rerelease. It has 150 stars instead of the original's 120, more powerups, different playable characters with different special abilities, and more.

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Games]]

User talk:Stick

2021-02-25T15:28:34Z

HiLlBiLlYjOeL:

why don't you have admin anymore - [[User:HiLlBiLlYjOeL|HiLlBiLlYjOeL]] ([[User talk:HiLlBiLlYjOeL|talk]]) 15:28, 25 February 2021 (UTC)

Seesaw platforms

2021-02-11T18:32:43Z