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Roxinos:
registered on 2004-12-27 03:39:19 pm.
 
Location: Miami, FL
Well...not exactly confused as ignorant and annoyed...

I constantly hear talk about frames and blocks. I know what a block is, pretty much, but a frame I'm not too sure about. And even if I do know what it is, I can't identify it. And how are you able to identify how many blocks Samus has traveled, or how many frames or anything like that? That is my question. *nods* Please help...
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Skreemaster:
registered on 2004-05-25 10:53:03 am.
 
Location: Cambridge, UK
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1 block is a unit of space on the screen. It's (I think) 16 by 16 pixels. A frame is a single image displayed on the screen. It is also a unit of time. It is 1/50 or 1/60 of a second, depending upon the video standard and hence frame rate.
Roxinos:
registered on 2004-12-27 03:39:19 pm.
 
Location: Miami, FL
That's what I thought...but how exactly can people judge how many frames have passed...geez...
Dragonfangs:
registered on 2004-11-02 05:38:34 pm.
 
Gender: male
Frames are usually used as a very small measure of time. As in "WD was only 10 frames from doing the 0% trick without using frame-by-frame"
It's very rarely used as a longer time, except for quarkers who use it to time their runs more accuretly.
Smops:
registered on 2004-03-17 02:15:48 pm.
 
Location: Netherlands
Video's play at a certain framerate. That means X frames per second. 60 Hz video = 60 frames/second. 60 Hz is the standard nowadays. In 5 seconds, 300 frames pass.
Kejardon:
registered on 2004-12-07 07:21:36 pm.
 
Gender: male
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I often moniter how many frames elapsed by checking the internal game clock. Between that and the positions of whatever I'm looking at, I can calculate the pixels-per-frame speed of whatever.
Skreemaster:
registered on 2004-05-25 10:53:03 am.
 
Location: Cambridge, UK
I'll be back. Maybe...
I've often wondered how fast a Super Missile goes...
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registered on 2003-09-15 06:16:34 pm.
 
Gender: male
Location: lubbock, tx, usa
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i just make a vid and count out loud while i bang the right arrow key in vdub.
Yoshi348:
registered on 2003-09-15 04:52:52 pm.
 
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i just make a vid and count out loud while i bang the right arrow key in vdub.

That strikes me as hilarious for no damn good reason.
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registered on 2003-09-15 06:16:34 pm.
 
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Location: lubbock, tx, usa
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yeah, i kind of wondered at myself after i posted that. it was highly unintentional. :P
Roxinos:
registered on 2004-12-27 03:39:19 pm.
 
Location: Miami, FL
Ya...there is something about it that just invokes the feeling of a Neanderthal(sp) banging on a keyboard...at least for me...

Edit: Oh ya...and what's a screen?
Ryan Ferneau:
registered on 2005-04-13 04:59:51 pm.
 
Quote from Dragonfangs:
Frames are usually used as a very small measure of time. As in "WD was only 10 frames from doing the 0% trick without using frame-by-frame"
It's very rarely used as a longer time, except for quarkers who use it to time their runs more accuretly.


..."Quarkers"?  Come on now.

I believe you mean "Quakers".
graveworm:
registered on 2005-02-17 10:20:08 am.
 
Location: Sweden
Quarkers: Some internal(?) word for people who do tool-assisted runs.
DominicanZero:
registered on 2003-11-25 10:31:49 am.
 
Gender: male
Location: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Quote from Ryan Ferneau:
..."Quarkers"?  Come on now.

I believe you mean "Quakers".

No. Quarkers is a term coined here that's used to refer to people who do emu-raped runs, such as the famous Super Mario Bros. 3 in 11 minutes video.
graveworm:
registered on 2005-02-17 10:20:08 am.
 
Location: Sweden
Welcome to four hours ago.
Ekarderif:
registered on 2004-05-13 03:35:09 am.
 
Welcome to tactful posting 101.
Kejardon:
registered on 2004-12-07 07:21:36 pm.
 
Gender: male
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Quote from Roxinos:
Oh ya...and what's a screen?


I'm not really sure how it's most commonly used, but when I say screen personally, I'm either refering to a predefined 16x16 block section (a predefined portion of the room, the sections you'd see in SMILE's scrolling editor), or the 16x14 block section you see on screen (including what's hidden behind the status bar, even though you need a code to be able to see behind it).
Yoshi348:
registered on 2003-09-15 04:52:52 pm.
 
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Welcome to tactful posting 101.


Welcome to Hypocrisy 101. (Sometimes, anyway.)
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registered on 2004-09-01 04:15:32 pm.
 
Gender: male
Location: ellicott city, md, usa
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Quote from DominicanZero:
No. Quarkers is a term coined here that's used to refer to people who do emu-raped runs, such as the famous Super Mario Bros. 3 in 11 minutes video.


That was QUARKED??? OMG, everything I value in life has been utterly ruined!!!!
Ryan Ferneau:
registered on 2005-04-13 04:59:51 pm.
 
You mean they put together their own hadrons to make that video?????
RT-55J:
registered on 2004-11-03 09:20:11 am.
 
Location: Wild Side Arcade
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I thought that the famous SMB3 11 minute run was neutrinoed.
Yoshi348:
registered on 2003-09-15 04:52:52 pm.
 
Gender: male
Location: My own little world
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Okay, seeing as how this topic can't stay on topic at all, and the question has been answered, I'm locking this.