Re: Try this on for size...
Posted by: Missing? NO!
Date: 2007-07-27 16:14:45
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And you need too know how to spell iTunes.
And you need too know how to spell iTunes.
iTuens….:P
Come on thats just a typo.
Still have some spelling errors. Still not listening.
I fixed it. You Happy Now!?! So I start to type somewhat s**tty at 12 night. So sorry. [size=1pt]At least I had proper grammar and real words, though misspelled. [/size]
Still have some spelling errors. Still not listening.
I fixed it. You Happy Now!?! So I start to type somewhat s**tty at 12 night. So sorry. [size=1pt]At least I had proper grammar and real words, though misspelled. [/size]
Some people call it the Tweaking glitch, others call it the Holepunching glitch. I have no idea which is the proper name, but for all I care it could be called the English Void glitch, because a name holds almost no value. However, for all intents and purposes, we'll refer to it as the Tweaking Glitch because it's short.
Whenever you run around on your bike at top speed, sometimes the map jumps a bit. This happens even in previous generations when you cross into a new route/town/etc, but because of D/P's new graphics, map loading and everything, all these things are "preloaded" every 32 steps.
This can be really screwed up if you know how to do it, and the screwing up is exactly what we want. Every area has loading lines corresponding to the exits. For example, Jubilife has vertical and horizontal exits, and therefore has both kinds of loading lines. Twinleaf only has a North exit, so horizontal loading lines exist. Celestic has East/West exits, so it only has vertical loading lines.
Here comes the fun part: the screwing-up of the maps. If you've played Mario Kart DS and have snaked before, then this part'll come naturally to you. If you haven't…your thumbs are going to hurt really easily. Using high gear on your bike, find a loading line, back up a few steps, then head toward it while pressing the other two directional buttons. (i.e, hold left, while speedily presing up, down, up, down, up, down, up, down, etc.) Once you're well past the line, normally ride over to the next route. If done correctly, one of three things will happen:
1) You'll hit an invisible wall.
2) You'll go through a black void.
3) You'll get to a black void, but hit a wall.
There may be more results, but I don't know yet.
For those cheapskate who are running D/P on an emulator and are complaining about it being slow, thank God for that. Slowness is what you want for this so you can go faster in real-time.
It has been rumored that people can go ut of bounds using this glitch, and I hope so, because this will be wonderful if we discover a way before someone else does.
microsoft iz better
microsoft iz better
Sorry.
But I really like both Microsoft and Mac. But I like Microsoft more.
I agree. That is a crappy post. Please ignore it.Still have some spelling errors. Still not listening.
I fixed it. You Happy Now!?! So I start to type somewhat s**tty at 12 night. So sorry. [size=1pt]At least I had proper grammar and real words, though misspelled. [/size]
Some people call it the Tweaking glitch, others call it the Holepunching glitch. I have no idea which is the proper name, but for all I care it could be called the English Void glitch, because a name holds almost no value. However, for all intents and purposes, we'll refer to it as the Tweaking Glitch because it's short.
Whenever you run around on your bike at top speed, sometimes the map jumps a bit. This happens even in previous generations when you cross into a new route/town/etc, but because of D/P's new graphics, map loading and everything, all these things are "preloaded" every 32 steps.
This can be really screwed up if you know how to do it, and the screwing up is exactly what we want. Every area has loading lines corresponding to the exits. For example, Jubilife has vertical and horizontal exits, and therefore has both kinds of loading lines. Twinleaf only has a North exit, so horizontal loading lines exist. Celestic has East/West exits, so it only has vertical loading lines.
Here comes the fun part: the screwing-up of the maps. If you've played Mario Kart DS and have snaked before, then this part'll come naturally to you. If you haven't…your thumbs are going to hurt really easily. Using high gear on your bike, find a loading line, back up a few steps, then head toward it while pressing the other two directional buttons. (i.e, hold left, while speedily presing up, down, up, down, up, down, up, down, etc.) Once you're well past the line, normally ride over to the next route. If done correctly, one of three things will happen:
1) You'll hit an invisible wall.
2) You'll go through a black void.
3) You'll get to a black void, but hit a wall.
There may be more results, but I don't know yet.
For those cheapskate who are running D/P on an emulator and are complaining about it being slow, thank God for that. Slowness is what you want for this so you can go faster in real-time.
It has been rumored that people can go ut of bounds using this glitch, and I hope so, because this will be wonderful if we discover a way before someone else does.
This has spelling errors so I'm going to ignore the post, pretend that it does not exist, and not take the valid point. Don't you see how goddamn stupid that is? If I made a post in 1337 speak that's one thing but its was normal english, With a few errors. There was two big ones and when I saw them the next day, I fixed them. Anything left is so minuscule that it could be looked over or, if it really bugged you, you could edit it. Your and admin you can fir spelling errors if you want. So if you insist on ignoring a post due to minuscule spelling errors then your just being arrogant.