Boursin has created a Lua script to throttle the playback framerate.

This is especially important on load frames (whenever the game is loading something). Avoid using LibTAS's fast-forward feature. Frame advancing the playback mitigates the risk of desyncs. Synchronization is partially dependent on the capabilities of the host computer high CPU and Memory usage can cause frame lag that can desynchronize playback if the movie is attempted to be played back near realtime.Therefore we are recording the TAS at 120 fps. This is likely why desyncs were occurring in earlier TAS efforts. Teslagrad appears to update physics and poll input at a rate of at least 120 Hz.

Teslagrad for Linux does not have v1.3.1 available on Steam, so a TAS is going to be following the Current route instead of Legacy.Runtime menu -> Check Virtual Steam Client.Command-line options: -force-gfx-direct.Game Executable: ~/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/common/Teslagrad/Teslagrad.Launch LibTAS and set properties as follows: This is needed because LibTAS enforces windowed mode, and Teslagrad does not display correctly through LibTAS if it's configured in fullscreen mode. Launch Teslagrad natively from Steam and set it to Windowed mode in Options -> Graphics. Install an additional dependency for Teslagrad: sudo apt-get install libglu1 Refer to this guide for installing WSL2, Ubuntu, LibTAS, and Steam for Linux. We are currently using Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS and LibTAS 1.4.2.

We are running LibTAS and Teslagrad on Windows 10 via the Windows Subsystem for Linux, version 2.

LibTAS is a tool for making TASes of Linux games.

Desyncs when executing Moonwalking and Moonjumping. tas text files that contain frame and button pushing info.

TeslagradTAS is a tool that records and plays.

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