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| − | + | = WR Route = | |
| − | + | The optimal route for this category is as follows, from Xelna's notes. For reference, [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/532040172 fsg's console run. ] | |
| − | + | A quick explanation video by Thunderbolt about the inputs used for his WR run on Switch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzUASO8LZno | |
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| + | A more indepth tutorial by Meowski: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1990821381 | ||
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| + | Another older video tutorial using a Human Theory TAS to explain the inputs described below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2P2IoqvL3g<br /> | ||
| + | ''(NOTE: This particular tutorial uses the old 1 frame clip method and does not go over citrus inside the cave)'' | ||
==1st part: The clip North-East of Link's house== | ==1st part: The clip North-East of Link's house== | ||
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==3rd part: Exploration Glitch from inside the cave== | ==3rd part: Exploration Glitch from inside the cave== | ||
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| + | '''NOTE: There is a different version of the following clip which requires less frame perfect inputs. See [[Citrus_clip|the Citrus clip page for the inputs]]. Simply tap < along the slope to find the starting coordinate (OR SOMEONE CAN PUT THEM RIGHT HERE)''' | ||
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| + | ==== Outdated 1f clip inputs ==== | ||
Hold <v into the corner to position Link | Hold <v into the corner to position Link | ||
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The End | The End | ||
| − | + | = Swim Route = | |
| + | The swim route is a much easier and more beginner friendly route while only being ~5 seconds slower than the WR route. Video tutorial by SiriusCord: https://youtu.be/-DM_hiHUQag | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:23, 27 January 2024
| Leaderboards | SRC |
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| World Record | n/a until fixed |
| Rules | |
| Splits | [[:File:|LiveSplit file]] |
Contents
WR Route
The optimal route for this category is as follows, from Xelna's notes. For reference, fsg's console run.
A quick explanation video by Thunderbolt about the inputs used for his WR run on Switch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzUASO8LZno
A more indepth tutorial by Meowski: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1990821381
Another older video tutorial using a Human Theory TAS to explain the inputs described below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2P2IoqvL3g
(NOTE: This particular tutorial uses the old 1 frame clip method and does not go over citrus inside the cave)
1st part: The clip North-East of Link's house
Position yourself at the corner north east of Link's house.
THEN...
^> + v> (x4) All for 1 frame
THEN...
^> for 2-5 frames
FOLLOWED BY...
v> for 1 frame (no more)
THEN...
Go slightly ^ and start walking <
Link will jump off a ledge...
Keep walking < like in the video
2nd part: After the screen transition
<v for 1 frame
THEN...
Hold ^ until Link jumps in the water
Wait until he respawns then go < a little
THEN...
Walk ^ and slightly <
When Link gets covered by the trees, start walking v
Enter the cave
Make sure you scroll the screen down enough to avoid a painfully slow cave transition
3rd part: Exploration Glitch from inside the cave
NOTE: There is a different version of the following clip which requires less frame perfect inputs. See the Citrus clip page for the inputs. Simply tap < along the slope to find the starting coordinate (OR SOMEONE CAN PUT THEM RIGHT HERE)
Outdated 1f clip inputs
Hold <v into the corner to position Link
ONCE INTO POSITION...
<^ + v (x6)
THEN...
Hold < until Link can't move any further
THEN...
<^ until Link is lined up with the 2nd little bump sticking out of the diagonal wall
FROM THERE...
Hold <v into Exploration Glitch
Keep <v held down all the way until the Hyrule Castle music starts playing
THEN...
Hold < until the Ganon music starts playing
THEN...
Hold ^ all the way to the Triforce room
The End
Swim Route
The swim route is a much easier and more beginner friendly route while only being ~5 seconds slower than the WR route. Video tutorial by SiriusCord: https://youtu.be/-DM_hiHUQag
