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Main changes are described in this post and the full changelog here Show pending input changes in the input editor when rewinding Switch OpenGL OSD using shaders Adds transparency
- libTAS | libTAS is a software for Linux that provides TAS tools to . . .
libTAS is a software for Linux that provides TAS tools to games, such as frame advance, inputs recording, savestates It is not a Linux emulator as games are running natively on the user system, but it creates an intermediate layer between the game and the operating system, feeding the game with altered data (such as inputs, system time)
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With this tool, (named libTAS) you can tas any game! From steam games, to other games! Have fun! ORIGINAL CREATOR: https: github com clementgallet libTAS To use this, you either need WSL or Ubuntu On ubuntu, download the file, open your terminal, and just type in "libTAS"
- EmulatorResources LibTAS - TASVideos
libTAS is a Linux software program that provides TAS tools such as frame advance, inputs recording, and savestates for games and applications
- GitHub - clementgallet libTAS: GNU Linux software to (hopefully) give . . .
When running a game, libTAS will choose automatically the right libtas so library based on the game arch To run this program, you can use the program shortcut in your system menu, or open a terminal and enter: You can type libTAS -h to have a description of the program options
- How does it work | libTAS
libTAS is a software for Linux that provides TAS tools to games, such as frame advance, inputs recording, savestates
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Start the libTAS tool by opening a terminal and typing libTAS Fill the Game Executable field with the game binary path Many games provide multiple binaries for different archs, so fill the one that corresponds to your CPU arch
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libTAS-1 4 5-11-1-x86_64 eopkg Description libTAS - Toolset for creating tool-assisted speedruns libTAS is a Linux-only toolset for creating tool-assisted speedruns It mostly supports SDL, but is being actively developed to support other engines as well It's already been used for some GDQ runs, including the Mari0 speedrun at AGDQ2019
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