Originally Posted by MrThink
Oblivion Name 3 things that doesnt Include The Word T
Shenanigans, snafu, [T]WINS, whoops my bad
Originally Posted by TMinster
What was the first replay you made?
This was the first replay I posted on the forum, or so it seems: http://forum.toribash.com/attachment...0&d=1251591330
I'm fairly certain that I have older ones lying about on my old drive, but that'd be a laborious search
Also exams exams exams and I'm off of playing until early July :(
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
Originally Posted by duck
so, i got this replay. It seemed fine when I first saved it, but now its screwed up, you think you can do something bout it?
Now that is massively screwed up.
Usually the client only does tiny mistakes like wrongfully saving Uke's POS or the likes of it, but that doesn't seem to be the case on your replay.
Do you have any previous versions of it before it got bugged?
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
Shame, your movement looked really great if it serves of any consolation
Also, put it up on Ask ORMO, you never know if anyone will think of a better solution than me... Wait, I had an idea that might work.
Give me a minute.
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Ok, so there's also the chance that it can be fixed if you recreate your exact joint movements like if you were doing the replay for the first time.
Except that now you already know what movement each joint needs to make and you don't have to think.
Open freeplay, make sure you use the exact same settings you used on your original replay.
Run your replay through http://toribash.enikesha.net/ so that you know which joints to move and when to move them, and re-do the replay.
Honestly, it's not an easy solution but theoretically it could work.
Also, put it up on Ask ORMO, you never know if anyone will think of a better solution than me... Wait, I had an idea that might work.
Give me a minute.
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Ok, so there's also the chance that it can be fixed if you recreate your exact joint movements like if you were doing the replay for the first time.
Except that now you already know what movement each joint needs to make and you don't have to think.
Open freeplay, make sure you use the exact same settings you used on your original replay.
Run your replay through http://toribash.enikesha.net/ so that you know which joints to move and when to move them, and re-do the replay.
Honestly, it's not an easy solution but theoretically it could work.
Last edited by Oblivion; May 18, 2014 at 12:17 AM.
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
