10k glitch - Revision history

MMMMMMMMMMMMM: MMMMMMMMMMMMM moved page 10k Glitch to 10k glitch: sentence case manually because the script missed it

2021-05-11T01:39:16Z

MMMMMMMMMMMMM moved page 10k Glitch to 10k glitch: sentence case manually because the script missed it

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Galoomba at 12:03, 5 October 2020

2020-10-05T12:03:57Z

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch that exploits how the game physics tries to slow Mario down when Mario is sliding forward and the player tilts the joystick backwards. For example, on a default friction floor type, Mario's speed is multiplied by .92 + (.01+v/10,000)cos(DYaw), where v is the speed units Mario has. DYaw is the difference in angle between where Mario is facing and joystick tilt, thus cos(dyaw) is always negative. The slowing effect is stronger if Mario is faster. If Mario has 9100 speed, he will immediately stop in place. But past that, Mario's speed can be instantly reflected into small backward speed, and once he has more than 20k speed, Mario's speed can even multiply by several factors. At 90k speed, Mario's speed is scaled by -8 into -~~7200~~ speed. And at 262k speed, his speed is scaled by -261 into -69.4 million speed.		The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch that exploits how the game physics tries to slow Mario down when Mario is sliding forward and the player tilts the joystick backwards. For example, on a default friction floor type, Mario's speed is multiplied by .92 + (.01+v/10,000)cos(DYaw), where v is the speed units Mario has. DYaw is the difference in angle between where Mario is facing and joystick tilt, thus cos(dyaw) is always negative. The slowing effect is stronger if Mario is faster. If Mario has 9100 speed, he will immediately stop in place. But past that, Mario's speed can be instantly reflected into small backward speed, and once he has more than 20k speed, Mario's speed can even multiply by several factors. At 90k speed, Mario's speed is scaled by -8 into -720k speed. And at 262k speed, his speed is scaled by -261 into -69.4 million speed.

	==Execution==		==Execution==

Jongyon7192p at 00:53, 4 October 2020

2020-10-04T00:53:05Z

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch that exploits how the game physics tries to slow Mario down when Mario is sliding forward and the player tilts the joystick backwards. For example, on a default friction floor type, Mario's speed is multiplied by .92 + (.01+v/10,000)cos(DYaw), where v is the speed units Mario has. DYaw is the difference in angle between where Mario is facing and joystick tilt, thus cos(dyaw) is always negative. The slowing effect is stronger if Mario is faster. If Mario has 9100 speed, he will immediately stop in place. But past that, Mario's speed can be instantly reflected into small backward speed, and once he has more than 20k speed, Mario's speed can even multiply by several factors. At 90k speed, Mario's speed is scaled by -8~~, and~~ at 262k speed, his speed is scaled by -261.		The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch that exploits how the game physics tries to slow Mario down when Mario is sliding forward and the player tilts the joystick backwards. For example, on a default friction floor type, Mario's speed is multiplied by .92 + (.01+v/10,000)cos(DYaw), where v is the speed units Mario has. DYaw is the difference in angle between where Mario is facing and joystick tilt, thus cos(dyaw) is always negative. The slowing effect is stronger if Mario is faster. If Mario has 9100 speed, he will immediately stop in place. But past that, Mario's speed can be instantly reflected into small backward speed, and once he has more than 20k speed, Mario's speed can even multiply by several factors. At 90k speed, Mario's speed is scaled by -8 into -7200 speed. And at 262k speed, his speed is scaled by -261 into -69.4 million speed.

	==Execution==		==Execution==

Jongyon7192p at 00:45, 4 October 2020

2020-10-04T00:45:09Z

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch ~~in which~~ Mario's speed is multiplied by ~~1/100~~ + v/10,000, where v is the speed units Mario has. It is ~~used~~ in ~~the [[A Button Challenge]]~~.		The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch that exploits how the game physics tries to slow Mario down when Mario is sliding forward and the player tilts the joystick backwards. For example, on a default friction floor type, Mario's speed is multiplied by .92 + (.01+v/10,000)cos(DYaw), where v is the speed units Mario has. DYaw is the difference in angle between where Mario is facing and joystick tilt, thus cos(dyaw) is always negative. The slowing effect is stronger if Mario is faster. If Mario has 9100 speed, he will immediately stop in place. But past that, Mario's speed can be instantly reflected into small backward speed, and once he has more than 20k speed, Mario's speed can even multiply by several factors. At 90k speed, Mario's speed is scaled by -8, and at 262k speed, his speed is scaled by -261.

	==Execution==		==Execution==

Jongyon7192p: The previous statement implied that the 10k glitch was discrete, increasing ONLY every 10000 spd units. This fix should make it clear that it's a continuous effect.

2019-10-21T05:45:17Z

The previous statement implied that the 10k glitch was discrete, increasing ONLY every 10000 spd units. This fix should make it clear that it's a continuous effect.

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch in which Mario's speed is ~~increased by a multiplier that increases~~ by 1 ~~for every~~ 10,000 speed units Mario has. It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].		The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch in which Mario's speed is multiplied by 1/100 + v/10,000, where v is the speed units Mario has. It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].

	==Execution==		==Execution==

ChouxZi3: added to hyperspeed category

2019-05-01T09:29:49Z

added to hyperspeed category

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	==Execution==		==Execution==
	To perform the 10k glitch, Mario must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if he were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since most [[List of Courses\|courses]] are too small to attain this much speed while touching such a slope, this glitch is typically performed using [[Parallel Universe\|PU speed]].		To perform the 10k glitch, Mario must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if he were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since most [[List of Courses\|courses]] are too small to attain this much speed while touching such a slope, this glitch is typically performed using [[Parallel Universe\|PU speed]].

			[[Category:Glitches]]
			[[Category:Hyperspeed]]

	{{Glitches}}		{{Glitches}}

ChouxZi3: added glitch nav

2019-04-23T10:45:40Z

added glitch nav

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	==Execution==		==Execution==
	To perform the 10k glitch, Mario must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if he were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since most [[List of Courses\|courses]] are too small to attain this much speed while touching such a slope, this glitch is typically performed using [[Parallel Universe\|PU speed]].		To perform the 10k glitch, Mario must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if he were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since most [[List of Courses\|courses]] are too small to attain this much speed while touching such a slope, this glitch is typically performed using [[Parallel Universe\|PU speed]].

			{{Glitches}}

Quate: rephrasing, adding links

2018-12-27T00:25:52Z

rephrasing, adding links

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch in which speed is increased by a multiplier that increases by 1 for every 10,000 speed ~~you have (hence the name)~~. It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].		The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch in which Mario's speed is increased by a multiplier that increases by 1 for every 10,000 speed units Mario has. It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].

	==Execution==		==Execution==
	To ~~do it~~, ~~you~~ must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if ~~you~~ were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since ~~the~~ [[List of Courses\|~~course~~]] ~~will often be~~ too small to ~~move into the~~ slope ~~with >20k speed~~, ~~the simplest way to do it~~ is ~~with~~ PU speed.		To perform the 10k glitch, Mario must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if he were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since most [[List of Courses\|courses]] are too small to attain this much speed while touching such a slope, this glitch is typically performed using [[Parallel Universe\|PU speed]].

Welcoe: we dont need an article on glitches lol

2018-10-08T17:31:04Z

we dont need an article on glitches lol

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a [[glitch]] in which speed is increased by a multiplier that increases by 1 for every 10,000 speed you have (hence the name). It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].		The '''10k glitch''' is a glitch in which speed is increased by a multiplier that increases by 1 for every 10,000 speed you have (hence the name). It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].
	==Execution==		==Execution==
	To do it, you must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if you were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since the [[List of Courses\|course]] will often be too small to move into the slope with >20k speed, the simplest way to do it is with PU speed.		To do it, you must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if you were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since the [[List of Courses\|course]] will often be too small to move into the slope with >20k speed, the simplest way to do it is with PU speed.

Bad boot at 05:27, 24 August 2018

2018-08-24T05:27:37Z

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	The '''10k glitch''' is a [[glitch]] in which speed is increased by a multiplier that increases by 1 for every 10,000 speed you have (hence the name). It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].		The '''10k glitch''' is a [[glitch]] in which speed is increased by a multiplier that increases by 1 for every 10,000 speed you have (hence the name). It is used in the [[A Button Challenge]].
	==Execution==		==Execution==
	To do it, you must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if you were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since the [[List of Courses\|course]] will often be too small to move into the slope with >20k speed, the simplest way to do it is with PU speed.		To do it, you must be in a braking state (holding backwards on the analog stick as if you were about to sideflip) with high forward speed (at least 20k) and then touch a [[slippery slope]]. Since the [[List of Courses\|course]] will often be too small to move into the slope with >20k speed, the simplest way to do it is with PU speed.