Ocarina of Time Any% Speedrun in  

I gotta know are those jank notch values at 0:57 or is it just standard aside from y43?

@@bradyonetv The angle for 3 sidehops there requires a perfect diagonal, ie both x and y matching, so like -58 -58 for example. If you were to target on the 2nd frame of holding downleft, -56 -58 would also work, but otherwise adjacent values will get stuck on the wall. You can achieve a perfect diagonal with notch calibration same as y43, but it's a little more finicky since deviation in either axis will cause a fail. Usually I'll try to neutral reset my controller a few times until downleft looks consistent on the input display before jumping into runs, and I'm able to get it successfully most of the time that way.

ty Jimmy

The fastest any% tas by homerfunky is a 6:37, which would actually be around a 3:33 when adjusted for intro skip/RTA timing. It uses an older route though so it's not completely comparable, and no updated tas has been made for the VC route afaik. You can find homer's tas on their yt channel or tasvideos.

@@CountLG Thank you! What would you guess an updated TAS time would be?

Assuming you mean the training area green outside the crawlspace - I found it awkward to collect that one quickly during the first trip through, and grabbing it on the second pass through seemed similar in speed from my testing, so I opt to get it there out of preference.

@@CountLG yeah can only be gotten on the ground by a back flip in the right position or a good back walk with side roll -> reverse back flip (I forget the name). It just seems like this intro with normal rupees would be faster.

@@MiTEpona Normal rupees (backflip sidehop backflip after exiting maze) was slower in my testing than what I'm doing here, and that included a perfect backwalk angle to the crawlspace to enter the maze which is hard to get. So I think early rupees + late single rupee is faster than the best case alternative.

@@CountLG might be