Nullpomino - [Tool-Assisted] 40 Lines in 5.78s

This is a tool-assisted superplay. Slowdown, rewinding, etc. were used to create a performance beyond human capabilities.

Nullpomino's "Exp" variant of World/SRS has some handy features for TASing. It has no dedicated hard drop key, -- up is a firm drop, down is a locking soft drop -- but allows you to hold up and down simultaneously to get the same functionality. It also has no locking safety, which means that the drop keys don't need to be released to lock another piece down. The 60hz max lockdown rate is a pretty significant advantage to TASing this mode in Nullpo. The only real disadvantage is that there is no Instant DAS at the moment. It also has a minimum of one frame line clear delay, but so does Lockjaw.

These are relatively quick and easy, so I'll probably optimize this one again relatively soon. Next time around, I'll try to get all tetrises so I don't waste any frames. I'll also be going for a bravo finish, which should save another handful of frames per piece wasted in this run. 100 pieces, 10 tetrises -- that's the next target.

http://www.tetrisconcept.net
http://www.harddrop.com
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Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Tetris
• Nullpomino
• Sprint
• 40
• Lines
• TAS
• tool-assisted
• tool
• assisted
• speedrun
• superplay

[jjdvyeah]

We want bravo ending! =p

[kitaru2004]

I'll try to work one out next time I am TASing, hehe.

[DanAdamKOF]

Player 2

[kitaru2004]

Out of context. :)

[kitaru2004]

@Shorty31415 Yep, that's the way. This game was played frame-by-frame. Nullpomino also allows you to re-record by watching a previous replay and pressing the Hold key on the frame you wish to stop playback and continue recording.

[jujube4000]

it looks like one giant cascading line clear effect.

[TetrisdAiSuki]

Yeah go for the perfect game! ^^