Wouldn't be the same without good ol' FlashJank™

lol I like that Flash has such a bad reputation, even though it's really the people programming in Flash that ruined everything

So my life is "flash jank"

@@helloitismetomato the reason is that since flash is so widely available, you're gonna get a lot of low quality games

Bro you ARE a legend. This comment needs to be the top comment

but first, we need to talk about PARALLEL UNIVERSES

File select! Not level select!

@@awesomehazimex7410 And if you thought my other tangents were complicated,just you wait.

Do you know more of him because i only found a man who died in 2004

@@beatdwn That's definitely not him, his comments are after 2004

@@want-diversecontent3887 can you leave any links or anything? I am very interested in this.

@@beatdwn His comments are here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/iWOGoYaEjoKds6c.html

@@want-diversecontent3887 I just looked at them and have to ask do they work? They seem very specific so i think yes. But i think it's just some player who just messes around with the game alot.

that's is what actually happened

Could you say he wrong warped to 3 months later?

Thanks! Yep, it ended up having nothing to do with Box2D

it's kinda just an odd quirk of flash, but everything that's not a child of something else uses the stage coordinate system. It's just that things that aren't a child of something else (and hence aren't rendered) don't usually have x/y positions or checks on those positions, so this sorta stuff doesn't happen often

@@sage5296 Yeah i get that, was just saying I never considered that when I was looking through the code, tunnel vision was too strong.

i still kinda dont get how the red box moved over the red ball to reach the flag

@@realperson9951 Sorry this is late I didn't look back here since. If you're still curious the red box displayed in the hack represents the location relative to the camera that red ball is relative to the world. The Stage is the area we see, what's within the camera. Redball's position is always close to the center of this, so for example Redballs position inside the stage is around x=275 y=200 (give or take due to camera tweening, smooth movement, and also because Redball is not positioned exactly in the center). However the entire level is larger than what we can see. Stage = What we see in the camera Level = the entire level, including outside of the camera Everything in the level has an x and y position, relative to an origin point 0,0. To figure out the position of an object in the camera you can take it's x and y position and subtract the camera's position (which is it's upper-left corner), if that position is more than 0 and less than the width/height of the camera depending which axis you're checking, then it's within the Stage. While Redball may be positioned at x=275, y=200 within the camera, if the camera/Stage itself is positioned at x=200,y=100 in the Level then Redball's position in the Level is x=200+275 y=100+200 or x=475, y=300. When Redball dies, due to insufficient cleanup or Redball's object in the game, it's position in the world (in example above x=475, y=300) gets set relative to the Stage/camera. Since in the example above the camera is at x=200, y=100 the new Level position of Redball would be x=200+475, y=100+300 or x=675, y=400. It just so happens that for any given location A in the Level, there's an equivalent location B where when this occurs at location B the resulting Level position will be A. Taking a checkpoint as location A, and calculating what position B you'd need for it, most of the time that position isn't useful as it's impossible to die there. Another way to think of this is that it basically adds the camera's x and y location to Redball's location when Redball dies, this isn't really 100% accurate, but it's another way to conceptualize what's happening. The red box is just a visual indicator for where Redball's position will be set if it died at that given point in time. Which is positioned at Redball's position in the Level, if it was set relative to the Stage/camera's top-left corner. Have L be the origin of the Level (0,0) Have S be the top-left corner of the camera/Stage Have P be an x, y position Position before Death: L + P Position after Death: S + P Prior to death the position P is relative to the Level. After death the position P is set relative to the Stage, yet it's x and y values do not change, since S and L are (likely) two different positions, this results in the position of Redball moving. The amount moved will be effectively how far away S is from L. Further away will incur larger changes in position.

Thanks so much! I do not currently have a patreon, so the best way to support me is to just continue watching the videos. I may do sponsored segments at some point in the future, but it is just not a direction that I am currently ready to head in.

Has nothing to do with morality mate. There is nothing wrong with a sponsor segment

@@Maximum cmon you gotta get that bag

I agree. Most underrated decision of this video.

@@filipraos8072 Well, except fir raid shadow legends

It's okay, my 11.710 second run was the recognized world record for those months anyway.

Nope.

No

You should try it. It's harder than these pros make it look but it's fun

If you've ever been interested in speedrunning, this is a great place to start. There's a strong community and it's a pretty easy game to pick up and get started with!

i also dont play red ball and enjoy these vids

so true

I am aware that how I saw it is fine; I just thought it would be funny to make a joke about it

yeah he should not let people do that

Personally I use the car-a-mel pronunciation to refer to the more solid candy and the car-mel pronunciation to refer to the more liquid version, as well as most other uses like when something is caramelized (I thought this was the correct way but I everthing I've found just says it's based on your accent.)

It's really funny that you left this comment, since a kaizo red ball already exists, and there was a hack recently made called "Red Ball Does a Little Trolling" that incorporates the death warp!

I think there were a few levels of kaizo that came really close to a working deathwarp, but sadly nothing panned out. RBDALT however is a different story since you can die anywhere at the push of a button, removing the main restriction preventing death warping

Lets just pretend i know what did you just say

@@arandomcommenter6759 joke explainer 7000: "all of the sudden" is not the correct idiom, it is "all of *a* sudden," this person is suggesting to only take all of one singular sudden instead of taking all of "the" sudden, which could be interpreted as every sudden (at least i THINK that's the joke) (i KNOW this is a necropost but i do not care)

It is pretty much a statistical certainty that some casual player accidentally pulled it off beforehand, but Jetman's is very likely the first with video evidence

it's extremely precise so i wouldn't be surprised if that was the first case on video, but it's also very easy to miss (i only knew this could work because of a couple quirks of the game i knew at the time and i had to be paying attention to the audio) so it's possible it's on some random walkthrough somewhere

Jobst?

@@Mmm---mmm Search “Karl Jobst”. He’s a speedrunning content creator sort of similar to Itsmaximum, but for more popular speedgames (speedrunning in general I guess)

@@goldenwarrior1186 Yeah he mainly focuses on Doom, Goldeneye 007, and sometimes Minecraft.

or into the wirtual of red ball

he already is xd

which is weird since its a region thing. it would be like trying to correct someone who spells color vs colour with the opposite one not understanding both are correct.

Pronouncing "Caramel" as "car-mel" is "wrong", but "camera" as "cam-ra" or "chocolate" as "choc-late" or "temperature" as "tem-per-ture" is "right". *Sigh*, native English speakers.

Plus it’s a name so don’t they get to decide how it’s pronounced?

@@ItsPForPea People from all around the globe pronounce things different and often incorrectly. Infact, British people often poke fun at each other for our strange pronunciations of things. Americans should do the same. No there is no right or wrong technically, but certain pronunciations can sound funny. Especially when it is completely foreign to you. For example, Aluminium clearly has an I in it, but Americans tend to ignore it. Just like how most people say "chocolate" but some northern British people say choc lat. The difference is we don't accept that as the "proper" way to say it, as it just sounds ridiculous

@@ItsPForPea car-mel is a recognized and valid pronunciation

yeah what the heck max

@@xdxboxjaja Hey, you’re in the video.

I love this suff

And at the end of the video, getting a slower world record that you purposely worked for.

That is actually figured out for the most part now

@@Maximum wait WHAT

@@Maximum how then

Pausing removes the event listener for the game's update cycle, and when you pause and unpause for under a second, the tweener engine never shuts down, which means that the update cycle now happens after the level is tweened. Spikes rely on a graphical pixel-wise check for determining sprit overlap, comparing the spike sprite against 16 points around the outer edge of redball. This however compares against the last rendered frame! With the tween occurring between the prior frame render and the check, this shifts redball's position and the 16 points that are checked, while leaving the spikes where they were. I'm presently working on a hack to separate out the tween render and update phases to generate clear visuals for this

Absolutely agree here :)

14:56 axe-identally

Dont like that

That's what I was going for!

But first let's talk about paralle- erm... flash display hierarchy

Bismuth + Summoning Salt mode activated.

I think you mean evolves ;)

Ok its without (it)