Super Mario World "ultra low spin jump" ?
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Super Mario World "ultra low spin jump" ?
Does anyone know how to perform a "low"/"ultra low"/"short" spin-jump wherein Mario hardly gains any altitude yet crushes his enemy or jumps horizontally? You need this move in order to play Kaizo Mario especially at the part in the first level where you're stuck between the ground and black piranhas above and walking bombs are approaching. If you do a normal spin jump, no matter how quickly you press the "A" key, you jump up into the piranhas and die. I see everyone doing this "low spin jump" using Snes9x on Youtube while playing Kaizo Mario but I've yet to find any explanation of how to perform it.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks
jdb2
Does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks
jdb2
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My guess would be to duck and spin jump at the same time, whilst moving in the desired direction.
Could you post a link to said video(s)?
Could you post a link to said video(s)?
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That was also my first idea but it doesn't work.Camo_Yoshi wrote:My guess would be to duck and spin jump at the same time, whilst moving in the desired direction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teAqRZX4hbYCould you post a link to said video(s)?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r86NLwCYXfk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAxz7B1k8g4
or just a search
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... mario&aq=f
and look for "level 1" or "stage 1" in the results.
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Wow; that was seriously amazing...
I would ask the guy that made the vid... I'm out of ideas on this one.
I would ask the guy that made the vid... I'm out of ideas on this one.

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I made the pic using DrNokSnes ( an Snes9x derivative, among others ) on my Nokia N900.Camo_Yoshi wrote:Wow; that was seriously amazing...
I would ask the guy that made the vid... I'm out of ideas on this one.
I've asked people who've uploaded Youtube videos but they never respond.
According to someone on the SMWCentral forums, a light tap on the "A" button is all it takes to do the super-low-spin-jump, but I can't get it to work, at least not with my netbook's keyboard. Also, the same person suggested using "slowdowns" which I found out was a feature of the ZSNES emulator that I'm still trying to build under 64-bit Linux. ( the Ubuntu MOTU devs have screwed up a package again, this time the GNU Binutils. My ld doesn't support sysroots which I need to build the emulator because it is 32-bit only and IMNSHO a big ugly kludge )
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LOL, mostly that's gibberish to me since I barely know how to even install Ubuntu. XDjdb2 wrote:I made the pic using DrNokSnes ( an Snes9x derivative, among others ) on my Nokia N900.Camo_Yoshi wrote:Wow; that was seriously amazing...
I would ask the guy that made the vid... I'm out of ideas on this one.
I've asked people who've uploaded Youtube videos but they never respond.
According to someone on the SMWCentral forums, a light tap on the "A" button is all it takes to do the super-low-spin-jump, but I can't get it to work, at least not with my netbook's keyboard. Also, the same person suggested using "slowdowns" which I found out was a feature of the ZSNES emulator that I'm still trying to build under 64-bit Linux. ( the Ubuntu MOTU devs have screwed up a package again, this time the GNU Binutils. My ld doesn't support sysroots which I need to build the emulator because it is 32-bit only and IMNSHO a big ugly kludge )
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I suspect it is your keyboard not reacting to the release fast enough. I can get it to work here (gtk port) by tapping the key really fast.jdb2 wrote:According to someone on the SMWCentral forums, a light tap on the "A" button is all it takes to do the super-low-spin-jump, but I can't get it to work, at least not with my netbook's keyboard.
You could try assigning a key to "Turbo A" and tap the key as fast as you can. This automatically turns off the key on the second held frame and thereby gives the keyboard an extra 16ms to respond.
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Tried that, but doesn't seem to work. I'm almost sure it is this crappy netbook keyboard. I need to buy a controller. What do you recommend?BearOso wrote:I suspect it is your keyboard not reacting to the release fast enough. I can get it to work here (gtk port) by tapping the key really fast.jdb2 wrote:According to someone on the SMWCentral forums, a light tap on the "A" button is all it takes to do the super-low-spin-jump, but I can't get it to work, at least not with my netbook's keyboard.
You could try assigning a key to "Turbo A" and tap the key as fast as you can. This automatically turns off the key on the second held frame and thereby gives the keyboard an extra 16ms to respond.
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Squall, stay out of this...
I have the Logitech Dual Action Gamepad and it works great.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... -_-Product
I have the Logitech Dual Action Gamepad and it works great.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... -_-Product
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...and you have the authority to tell people to stay out of people's threads because...?Camo_Yoshi wrote:Squall, stay out of this...
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No, just the fact that he's done this twice wants me to take precautions... I guess I'm just paranoid like that.adventure_of_link wrote:...and you have the authority to tell people to stay out of people's threads because...?Camo_Yoshi wrote:Squall, stay out of this...
If squall comes in and flames, we'll deal with it. Simple.

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As I said, we'll deal with the stupidity as it comes along, dude.Camo_Yoshi wrote:No, just the fact that he's done this twice wants me to take precautions... I guess I'm just paranoid like that.adventure_of_link wrote:...and you have the authority to tell people to stay out of people's threads because...?Camo_Yoshi wrote:Squall, stay out of this...
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Thanks for assuring that.
Now, back on topic!
OP, have you purchased a game controller yet?
Now, back on topic!
OP, have you purchased a game controller yet?
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Rather than purchasing a game controller, the current SNES9X has a FADV feature, right? You could simply use that, hit the A button for 1 frame, then resume at normal speed.
Simply purchasing a controller may not necessarily fix the problem anyhow. Issues with emulators running properly on the many current systems there are are common, and emulators may not work correctly. This could be an issue with the way your laptop and/or emulator are detecting the input, and there's little you can do about something like that.
Simply purchasing a controller may not necessarily fix the problem anyhow. Issues with emulators running properly on the many current systems there are are common, and emulators may not work correctly. This could be an issue with the way your laptop and/or emulator are detecting the input, and there's little you can do about something like that.
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Well, I bought a controller today. I was going to get the Logitech Dual Action Gamepad but Best Buy ( yes, i know, the store sucks ) only had the next version up -- the Logitech Gamepad F310.
It was auto-detected on my Linux Mint 9 Isadora KDE 64-bit netbook and I set up the bindings without incident in Snes9x. I had to get used to the feel but after that I was back at that same part in Kaizo Mario that I had previously been stuck AND..... pressing the "A" button LIGHTNING FAST produces the "ultra low spin jump."
So, problem solved for now.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
Regards,
jdb2
EDIT : And BTW, I didn't have to to use any "turbo" key/buttons.
It was auto-detected on my Linux Mint 9 Isadora KDE 64-bit netbook and I set up the bindings without incident in Snes9x. I had to get used to the feel but after that I was back at that same part in Kaizo Mario that I had previously been stuck AND..... pressing the "A" button LIGHTNING FAST produces the "ultra low spin jump."

So, problem solved for now.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
Regards,
jdb2
EDIT : And BTW, I didn't have to to use any "turbo" key/buttons.

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Awesome. Good luck on this game, it seems sadistic...
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Heh, yeah, more like masochistic for me.Camo_Yoshi wrote:Awesome. Good luck on this game, it seems sadistic...

Anyway, thanks again.
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