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	'''Time ~~Stop~~''' (also known as '''Timestop''') is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.		'''Time stop''' (also known as '''Timestop''') is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.

	== Intended Behavior ==		== Intended Behavior ==

MMMMMMMMMMMMM: MMMMMMMMMMMMM moved page Time Stop to Time stop: Sentence casify the wiki

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	The proximity method for Time Stop is still possible in other versions, but time does not stop and the textbox does not appear until Mario touches the ground. This allows for tricks such as getting a 0.0 time on [[Koopa the Quick]] in both of their races.		The proximity method for Time Stop is still possible in other versions, but time does not stop and the textbox does not appear until Mario touches the ground. This allows for tricks such as getting a 0.0 time on [[Koopa the Quick]] in both of their races.

	[[Category:~~Glitches~~]]		[[Category:Mechanics]]

Welcoe at 23:53, 31 January 2020

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	== Effects ==		== Effects ==
	Objects (in most cases) stay inanimate, and keep the exact same state they were in when time was stopped. If an object was intangible due to being far from Mario, it will stay intangible even when Mario comes near it until time is started again, because objects do not update in time stop.		Objects (in most cases) stay inanimate, and keep the exact same state they were in when time was stopped. If an object was intangible due to being far from Mario, it will stay intangible even when Mario comes near it until time is started again, because objects do not update in time stop.

			=== Infinite Coins ===
			If a coin is collected during time stop, the coin counter will increment but the coin object will not unload until the textbox finishes. If the player enters a warp to cancel the textbox, it is possible to repeat the procedure infinitely since the coin is never unloaded.

	== Other Versions of SM64 ==		== Other Versions of SM64 ==

Ta180m at 19:53, 22 April 2019

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	The proximity method for Time Stop is still possible in other versions, but time does not stop and the textbox does not appear until Mario touches the ground. This allows for tricks such as getting a 0.0 time on [[Koopa the Quick]] in both of their races.		The proximity method for Time Stop is still possible in other versions, but time does not stop and the textbox does not appear until Mario touches the ground. This allows for tricks such as getting a 0.0 time on [[Koopa the Quick]] in both of their races.

			[[Category:Glitches]]

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	Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.		'''Time Stop''' (also known as '''Timestop''') is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.

	== Intended Behavior ==		== Intended Behavior ==

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	== Intended Behavior ==		== Intended Behavior ==
	The intended behavior of the Time Stop mechanism is to freeze everything except [[Mario]] and the talking object when Mario is in a textbox. Alternatively, during a star spawning cutscene all objects are frozen (including Mario) ~~aside from~~ any stars that are spawning.		The intended behavior of the Time Stop mechanism is to freeze everything except [[Mario]] and the talking object when Mario is in a textbox. Alternatively, during a star spawning cutscene, all objects are frozen (including Mario) excluding any stars that are spawning.

	== Glitch ==		== Glitch ==

Bad boot at 19:15, 2 September 2018

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	Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.		Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.

1ted59 at 18:58, 2 September 2018

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	Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen ~~since~~ a text box is supposed to ~~have appeared~~.		Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a game mechanic present in all versions of SM64. There is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen due to a text box that is supposed to appear.

	== ~~Execution~~ ==		== Intended Behavior ==
	There are two ways to activate the Time Stop trick, proximity textboxes and textboxes from holdable objects. Neither way works with all textboxes of either type.		The intended behavior of the Time Stop mechanism is to freeze everything except [[Mario]] and the talking object when Mario is in a textbox. Alternatively, during a star spawning cutscene all objects are frozen (including Mario) aside from any stars that are spawning.

			== Glitch ==
			On the [[J 1.0]] version of SM64, queueing a textbox immediately stops time for everything besides the talking object and Mario, ''regardless if Mario is actually in a state to see the textbox''. This can be exploited to move around stages with everything besides Mario and the talking object frozen. There are two ways to activate the Time Stop trick, proximity textboxes and textboxes from holdable objects. Neither way works with all textboxes of either type.

	=== Proximity Textboxes ===		=== Proximity Textboxes ===
	"Proximity Textboxes" are defined as textboxes that appear when Mario is near an object. If [[Mario]] jumps right when the textbox is about to activate, then Mario will be able to move in midair until he touches ground again, after which the textbox will start. While Mario is in the air, time will be stopped ~~in J 1.0~~.		"Proximity Textboxes" are defined as textboxes that appear when Mario is near an object. If [[Mario]] jumps right when the textbox is about to activate, then Mario will be able to move in midair until he touches ground again, after which the textbox will start. While Mario is in the air, time will be stopped.

	=== Holdable Object ~~Textbooks~~ ===		=== Holdable Object Textboxes ===
	By picking up an object that normally triggers a text box and then dropping it before it ~~gets a chance to~~, time stop can be activated. Mario can safely touch the ground and move around at this point without restarting time.		By picking up an object that normally triggers a text box and then dropping it before it can display the textbox, time stop can be activated. Mario can safely touch the ground and move around at this point without restarting time. The only known example of this type of Time Stop is the lower [[Ukiki]] in Tall Tall Mountain.

	Time is not stopped for the object that was used to stop it in ~~this~~ case.		Time is not stopped for the object that was used to stop it in either case.

	== Effects ==		== Effects ==
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	== Other Versions of SM64 ==		== Other Versions of SM64 ==
	The developers patched this glitch in all versions of the game besides J 1.0. Time still stops for textboxes on other versions, but there is no known way to move around during this state.		The developers patched this glitch in all versions of the game besides J 1.0, by making sure that time does not stop until a textbox is in the process of being displayed. Time still stops for textboxes on other versions, but there is no known way to move around during this state.

	~~Jumping right when a textbox begins~~ is still possible in other versions, but time does not stop.		The proximity method for Time Stop is still possible in other versions, but time does not stop and the textbox does not appear until Mario touches the ground. This allows for tricks such as getting a 0.0 time on [[Koopa the Quick]] in both of their races.

Sunky at 02:40, 22 August 2018

2018-08-22T02:40:57Z

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	Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a ~~glitch~~ exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen since a text box is supposed to have appeared.		Time Stop (also known as Timestop) is a trick exclusive to the [[J 1.0]] version, which allows [[Mario]] to move around when objects are frozen since a text box is supposed to have appeared.

	== Execution ==		== Execution ==
	There are two ways to activate the Time Stop ~~glitch~~, proximity textboxes and textboxes from holdable objects. Neither way works with all textboxes of either type.		There are two ways to activate the Time Stop trick, proximity textboxes and textboxes from holdable objects. Neither way works with all textboxes of either type.

	=== Proximity Textboxes ===		=== Proximity Textboxes ===
	"Proximity Textboxes" are defined as textboxes that appear when Mario is near an object. If [[Mario]] jumps right when the textbox is about to activate, then Mario will be able to move in midair until he touches ground again, after which the textbox will start. While Mario is in the air, time will be stopped.		"Proximity Textboxes" are defined as textboxes that appear when Mario is near an object. If [[Mario]] jumps right when the textbox is about to activate, then Mario will be able to move in midair until he touches ground again, after which the textbox will start. While Mario is in the air, time will be stopped in J 1.0.

	=== Holdable Object Textbooks ===		=== Holdable Object Textbooks ===