Perfect Control.

http://www.angelfire.com/games5/sdmandyleaves/Perfect_Control_preview_final.wmv

A project that some of our smashers are working it. It's real short, and the introduction should explain what you're about to see in the video.

For full information about the project itself, check out link at the end of the video.

*READ THIS PART AFTER YOU'VE WATCHED THE VIDEO*

If you don't understand why or aren't impressed by the video, then most likely, you didn't know what was happening.

Here's a step by step of what is happening in each new scene. Note that all of these are possible in real gaming. You just need "perfect" control of your character.

1 - Fox is constantly using shffl'd attacks here. If you haven't seen what a shffl looks like, there it is. Enjoy, and practice some more.

2 - Fox waveshining back and forth across Battlefield. In between each waveshine, he turns around and faces the other direction. A simple tap of the control stick while using the shine makes this possible. Again, it's the consistency that makes this look impressive. He's also doing it a lot quicker than normal.

3 & 4 - Samus using her Super Wavedash, then using her grab in the middle of it. What's impressive here is that her Super Wavedash takes extreme timing to do. It's possible to use it in real game, but it's often difficult to hit JUST the right frame to use it.

5 - The most impressive one so far: Fox shines, jump-cancels, and shines again before he leaves the ground. (By jump cancel, meaning Fox is jumping out of his shine). I'd imagine that it takes extreme timing.

6 - Fox using reverse short hop double blasters. In real game, it's highly difficult to do, especially since, once again, it's quite consistent used as shown here. Short Hop Double Blasters need a some good timing. You'll want to use the first blaster the moment you leave the ground. Otherwise, the second blaster won't come out.

7 - I can only guess that Peach uses a float-canceled n-air here. A special attritbute about float-cancels is that Peach has no lag when landing from an attack, so L-canceling is unneccesary, and Peach attacks faster. Again, the consistency is what makes this looks impressive.

Keep in mind that everything was doing using the AR to rerecord the frames and the like. Still, it's interesting to see what a perfect player could look like with all the advanced techniques put into it.

Hope you enjoyed the video. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.

It is a FC Nair that Peach is doing, in about 6 frames I think, since 2 for nair and 4 for Float lag.

Yeah, I don't actually know how many frames are being used in each scenerio.

If anyone has that information, feel free to add it on.

1) Many players can shffle with Fox very consistently. I don't even play Fox, and I can shffle consecutive uairs with relative ease... that part isn't really a big deal. Just a teaser for the people who can't do it ;P

3) Fox isn't waveshining at all - he's just using shine, jump-cancelling, and shining again before leaving the ground. If he were waveshining, there would be large gaps between each shine, even if he were doing it exactly down to the frame.

Other than that though, you're good.

Really? That's interesting. Jump-canceling out of a shine into another shine...

That's even better.

shine,jc, shine...in what? 3...4 frames?

yeah and shdl is really easy if you use the control stick.^_^

and constant shffl'd uairs are easy with the c-stick...and nearly impossible without.

No hes waveshining. If he werent he wouldnt be moving.

He's waveshining the first time and doing the shine-->JC-->shine-->etc. the second time. Yeah, there's 2 times he shows off using the shine. And holy crap it's hard to shuffl uairs with A. I've been trying to do it for really long, with no success. I can do SHDLs with X and B, but what would be hard to me is keeping him from turning around and consistently does the reverse SHs.

You'll end up moving if you do the shine > jc > shine over and over. It probably has something to do with how the animations for the shine and the jump alter his position. In any case, there's no way he's wding in between shines (unless you're talking about a different part of the video), since there would be a very noticeable amount of lag - even if you do it down to the frame, there are several frames (at least 10, iirc) at the beginning of the wavedash during which you can't do ANYTHING.

*waits for someone to say it's stupiud because it's using AR*
If only moving that fast were humanly possible... for me..

Man, I can only imagine if level nines were like that, instead of sding 99 times in jungle japes, they would be using fox's infinite untill you got to 999 percent, and then finishing you...

On 16-Jun-2005 dizzy fuweiru said:

You'll end up moving if you do the shine > jc > shine over and over. It probably has something to do with how the animations for the shine and the jump alter his position. In any case, there's no way he's wding in between shines (unless you're talking about a different part of the video), since there would be a very noticeable amount of lag - even if you do it down to the frame, there are several frames (at least 10, iirc) at the beginning of the wavedash during which you can't do ANYTHING.

There are 2 times he shows off using the shine. Look at #2 and #5 in the first post. You're talking about #5, which is exactly what he said. In #2, he's just shining and using the longest wavedash possible and turning around in the shine and wavedashing backwards again.

Warrior of Zarona has edited the post since then. #5 originally said that Fox was waveshining down, which wasn't true.

O, well then I must have came in after he already edited it. Sorry then.

What is waveshining? What is shining? What is a wavedash? What is 'sding'? What is jump cancellation? I can't upload the video right now, so I need to know...

Read the Newb Faq I just bumped.

Edit: SDing is Self-Destructing. I don't think that's in the Newb Faq.

Okay now. How exactly can I use my action replay to that.

The guy who made the video used Action Replay to freeze the various animations at the right places, and then he took these individual frames of animation and compiled it into a video. What you're seeing isn't actual gameplay footage. It's basically a lot images taken from gameplay footage set to run at a speed that it LOOKS like gameplay footage. Everything in the video is possible - just most players don't have the technical facility to use it. The video is all edited - you can't make the Action Replay use Fox's infinites FOR you.

I overheard that the characters are going faster than normal and all that bit... Can someone explain what's going on in the movie? I can't access my computer with the ability to play movies of any sort right now...

How can I freeze the animations like that then??? Whats the code?