45sec SMW Credits Warp Explained

[@grandayy]

I understood everything

[@stek29]

grandayy hi

[@demit189]

r/Iamverysmart

[@DorperSystems]

no i did

[@240sxlover]

Said no one ever.

[@MesaCoast]

sethbling memes please

[@suptestman]

This sounds like one of those playground rumors. "Oh yeah you gotta stand in the right spot here and then throw a koopa shell and then you do spin jump and that's how you unlock luigi", You have to be at this specific spot or it won't work".

[@revwamira2648]

SupTestMan Member these golden days of gaming?

[@Lockirby2]

The rumour going around when I was a kid was that you can unlock Luigi by selecting 2 Player mode. Joking aside, I had a couple friends who would spout rumours like this one. :P

[@DoomRater]

So does the real, actual method to get General Leo in your party. In fact it even sounds crazier than the rumored ways to do it.

[@nisfornick]

Trust me, my dad works for Nintendo.

[@skapaloka222]

and then you go home and try it for 2 hours and it doesn't work and then the kid comes to your house, does the whole maneuver flawlessly, gives you back the controller, and leaves

[@GDColon]

BREAKING NEWS: Speedrunner finds cure for cancer hidden in SNES game's code

[@lumps17]

Nest time on, "What's NINTENDO Hiding From Us Now?!"

[@mistermessy735]

TheSeventeenBall how to pair up a wii remote with geometry dash

[@Tobias4TW]

@GD Colon I found u in the comments lol

[@maticz3923]

Actually happend

[@axelzilla7444]

Colon u here?

[@TheLegendJet]

>Open Bus >Get in >Drive away clueless

[@DoomRater]

That somewhat accurately sums up what happens if you trigger this glitch without setting it up exactly.

[@otesunki]

DoomRater how?

[@DoomRater]

The way this glitch works is it triggers a jump to unstable RAM. If things aren't set up close to 100% perfectly the code will run into unstable commands or jump to places where it will just get stuck. Hence "drive away clueless".

[@otesunki]

DoomRater lol I get it now!

[@bamberghh1691]

>Thank the bus driver

[@xisumavoid]

Id love to see a video on how you made the right half of the screen, I can't even guess how you'd get started on making something like that :-)

[@mooblet]

xisumavoid WHAT YOU HERE WHAA I LUV UR VIDS :D

[@tcocaine]

reading from the memory of an emulator, throw it into a software that renders it as pixels, and record it with OBS for example.

[@kyle7724]

xisumavoid watches sethbling?!?!?!?!?!!!!!

[@namenamename390]

Hi X. Didn't expect you here but it makes sense i guess...

[@_Niels__]

Nice to see you over here, X

[@inalienswetrust4220]

I was just thinking "I want to know exactly how a glitch works" and this is exactly the amount of detail I was looking for. Thank you.

[@ale_7]

I came with the same question, but end up leaving with even more questions than answers xD

[@wryandwatchful]

This is PhD level gaming, my friends. Congratulations on your achievements.

[@BenHowe901]

Man, this sh*t's crazy. I can't even to begin to comprehend the amount of work that must've gone into finding this glitch.

[@mizu4305]

My guess is someone accidentally triggered this and someone with the knowledge actually took their time to dig deep

[@you_just]

The redstone logo is gone, the end of an era :(

[@SavorySleep]

At least his former channel art and channel description remains, for now...

[@607]

Yeah, as I said yesterday, I feel like it's a shame. I really liked it, and it was well established.

[@ryanl.1085]

You_just noooooooooooo

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

NUUUUUUUUUUUU :(

[@viktorstrate]

And the outro theme song

[@ahoy1014]

That right screen looks like when your computer bluescreens, and continues to glitch out, causing the blue screen to bluescreen.

[@SpektralJo]

I had such a blue screen today

[@dylanharding5720]

SpektralJo I had a windows 10 but the text didn't load properly

[@lankymaccrazyhair264]

I heard you like blue screens, so I put bluescreens in your bluescreens, so you can crash while you crash. (I'm sorry, I had to)

[@MegAmi24]

Bluer Screen of Death

[@derekconwaygd]

Lanky macCrazyhair yo we're j

[@snohfall5963]

3:58 i know bras can be expensive sometimes but man is that price is ridiculous

[@MattTheCommenter]

I thought someone made a better joke than me having to do with that

[@Porama6400]

$754 LOL

[@nowonmetube]

snohfall how much is 02f2 anyway?

[@alecsjoholm3970]

nowonmetube 0x02f2 = 754

[@derekconwaygd]

Well if you split it up it would be $2 15 2 so $2152

[@DPadGamer]

Awesome video as always Seth!

[@L.Creeper]

Heya DPad

[@Tomlacko]

Can't wait for the super original and funny comments about using armor stands.

[@gergoturan4033]

Man those comments have been around for at least 4 years now and they just never go away...

[@lleer00na.79]

Tomlacko ARMOUR STANDO?!?!

[@TAWithiam]

hey I remember making that comment ages ago

[@Tomlacko]

Yeah, and nothing has changed since then :D

[@Leadvest]

I could have made that comment with five less redstone.

[@TauManifesto]

Is anyone expecting for Sethbling to just recreate the entirety of SMW using assembly code? I feel that he's broken down this game so much that he can probably remake this game from scratch.

[@lleer00na.79]

Mike Youn probably, but i think thats illegal.

[@MidiMaze178]

Codelingo the FBI

[@TauManifesto]

Probably Nintendo. They do own the copyrights

[@JorgetePanete]

Lleer00n Argent that's*

[@XENON2028]

@@lleer00na.79 it isn't illegal, if you just require the game rom to extract the assets like the sm64 decomp

[@Amalunatic]

"Explained" I'm still clueless

[@thegamingdweeb4689]

Amaluna kinda need to know how code works to know how to break them. If you don't you will just be lost.

[@NapanPhuphathanaphong]

Amaluna me too

[@lemonke8132]

explained =/= understood

[@yourmother3207]

Amaluna I'm more confused than I was before.

[@glitchisfluffy]

+The Gaming Dweeb You've never programmed anything have you? Or even taken any computing class. There is no "breaking code" involved here. This is basic ASM that you would learn if you took the time to.

[@Sityaran]

I'd love to see a video hearing your thought process during the research phase and the research itself done for coming up with this route for the glitch!

[@DrachenYT]

These sort of extremely technical glitch methods for speedruns are probably my favorite. Such deep analysis required, in addition to the sort of perfect movements required by traditional strategies.

[@RyanFaeScotland]

Very nice explanation, saving the time on the turtle shells by reading the 4 controllers instead was pretty genius. Nice graphic as well, even if half the viewers probably think the KZbin video has glitched out! Cool to see how much the program counter jumps about in normal flow.

[@AssemblyWizard]

RyanFaeScotland That's the instruction pointer ;P but yeah

[@hookahdad]

It would take me a lifetime of research to understand half this video and yet I still loved it.

[@plepleplep]

*pretends to understand what's going on*

[@aidan8422]

Plopy tf is that my favorite mapper, Plopy -tt?

[@yourmother3207]

Plopy tf ah yes

[@hamza7518]

What if he's just pretending to explain this?

[@jarettiechroeb1399]

Lol. I thought the right side of my screen broke when I started watching.

[@meemee1357]

LOL

[@cntm51]

I like this explanation, and I watched a lot of KZbinrs explain this... I liked this one a lot.. Nice Job.

[@brenbrit1791]

I really appreciate this video because it reminds me of your old Minecraft command block videos where you would explain exactly how it worked. I never really knew how before you did, and you explaining how the creation works brings it into a place in my brain where I think that I could possibly do something like that. Thanks again for the video, and keep it up!

[@narata1541]

I'll admit, even though I didn't understand almost everything you said, I was still fascinated because it shows how much work goes into coding a videogame! Haha, if I close my eyes and listen to the video, I wouldn't know if the video was on a videogame, a physics lecture (using Mario as a way to explain things), a math tutorial, etc. Anyways, I really enjoyed this!

[@nthSonata]

Nice ASM and machine code explanation! Definitely something that I'm interested in learning more about

[@rizzrustbolt4841]

Bowser after watching Mario walk exactly 14.235 meters out of his front door, turn around 3 times and have Princess Peach suddenly transport back to her throne room: "WHAT IS THIS WIZARD HORSESHIT?!?"

[@theemeraldboat9947]

god you know more about how this game works than nintendo.

[@OopsieGoopsie]

Nintendo MADE this game, They know everything that's possible.

[@ploobis]

James Sayian I doubt they new this was possible

[@too_blatant]

James Sayian no if they knew everything about the game, they would have fixed the credits warp.

[@lavenderinthedark]

TheEmeraldBoat At this point, considering how old it is, ... probably.

[@JorgetePanete]

Dipsy The Teletubby knew*

[@brandonbothell]

This is actually cool af.

[@aaabbb-gd8no]

This was incredibly interesting. Thanks for taking the time to explain more in detail the credit warp.

[@AmronFortis]

"The original machine had a base plate of prefabulated amulite, surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing in such a way that the two main spurving bearings were in a direct line with the panametric fan. The latter consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft that side fumbling was effectively prevented. The main winding was of the normal lotus-o-deltoid type placed in panendermic semi-boloid slots in the stator, every seventh conductor being connected by a nonreversible tremmie pipe to the differential girdlespring on the "up" end of the grammeters."

[@staffy35]

How the hell is anyone meant to find that out, figure out how to execute it correctly, memorise it and then execute it?

[@scottrauch1261]

@@stf29 you meant call it tas only until some mad lad proves what a god gamer he is.

[@BOBINDUN]

@@scottrauch1261 underrated comment. This hella solves some confusion of how this was discovered

[@Nat_the_Chicken]

I mean they weren't _meant_ to, by any means in any way whatsoever. They just... managed it somehow.

[@happydawg2663]

Jesus, and I thought c pointer arithmetic was hell, man you are the memory address master. I still don't know if I believe you

[@gmaninthusa]

marcs I honestly find c to be more of a pain than trying to dig through memory dumps and disassembled code.

[@jumbo_t]

This is incredible. I'd love to see some tutorials from you, on anything really, I feel like you've got so much knowledge to share :)

[@cfg_form2122]

Thank you. That was very well explained! Makes a lot more sense now.

[@SgtBrutalisk]

2045: Earth is under attack by a superior alien race. Luckily, Super Mario World speedrunners have already found a solution.

[@shinyhero306]

This is Literally One of the most impressive achievements in speedrunning history Like This is on the level of “first we have to talk about parallel universes”

[@segadoeswhatnintendont]

This is nothing compared to Majora's mask speedruns

[@melody_florum]

I love technical inner workings of anything 8-bit. I love it too much probably.

[@leodesaintsalvy6948]

I feel extremely stupid watching this...

[@ristonalaimo5048]

the explanation wasn't bad, but the visual assistance didn't match what he was saying, so i would say he's just a bad teacher.

[@chaunceyloveshack9530]

some things you need a base level of understanding to grasp first, everyone's stupid when it comes to certain subjects

[@PinkDreemurr]

Yo this video was super cool and really helped describe some of the aspects I didn't quite get about the glitch. Thank you for making it.

[@MarioDrWhofilms]

This is super impressive! There's some really clever work right down at the metal of the game.

[@Silanael]

Just amazing.. I never thought there were that many jumps involved..

[@njcwolf4654]

I haven't checked out your channel in forever, but I'm so glad you finally changed your channel pic

[@Zahlenteufel1]

This was an amazing explanation!

[@ZephaniahNoah]

Thanks for explaining this. I like the visualization.

[@ZephaniahNoah]

Of the memory, I mean.

[@WildZebraHair]

Im learning digital electronics right now and im surprised on how much i understood.. very cool

[@OrangeC7]

Interesting! I really liked the way you showed the processor's memory, I wonder what it would look like if you made the same visualizer, but for a modern-day computer? The image may end up just looking like random noise or even a big grey image, but it would be neat to see any patterns that emerge due to the way computers work. Of course, if someone were to do this, they should make it an offline program, because showing such an image on a KZbin video could lead to privacy leaks and possibly even accidental piracy and copyright issues.

[@chiefbool]

Yes, but what would a half A press look like?

[@matthewfennell7886]

I wish there was a succinct answer but first we need to talk about parallel universes.

[@lukinhaasmendonca2687]

But first let me build up speed for 12 hours.

[@DNVIC]

Well tj """""""""""henry""""""""""" yoshi, hear me out

[@jacobtherobertson]

TJ THE HENRY YOSHI

[@thestralner6335]

How about 0.25 a presses?

[@LWNmusic]

Somebody hire this man. NASA, government hackers, Burger King, SOMETHING!

[@RiseAtlantis]

Burger King Ceo lol

[@BeanieBrony1995PSQUEE]

Have you thought about delving deeper into your "Mari/o" Project? many of us have been uploading and streaming your code in action for even months now, im sure you know, but I would be honored if you watched my completion of 5-1 of SMB with your Mari/o, we plan on beating every possible level in SMB, of course some are impossible i believe in where your code sits now, i would seriously be honored to have a conversation with you about this and I hope thing are going well for you lately on your later projects and speedruns! :D Malcolm Morin. Have a good day bro!

[@momemory2996]

can i please get an explanation video of this explanation video?

[@ryucami3208]

I miss of crazy contraptions.

[@hitzcritz]

After the video, I lost my interest in doing anything, anymore.

[@jaceon02]

Redstone dust: Saddest Anime Death of 2018

[@McMakistein]

Can you do a ELI5 version of this? O_o

[@SuperFromND]

VERY late, but here's my attempt at an ELI5 version: The SNES is told what to do using numbers. The SNES also stores information using numbers. You can modify certain information by doing stuff in the game and trick the SNES into reading information numbers as instruction numbers.

[@mariocamspam72]

@@SuperFromND original poster is probably dead at this point

[@rooban989]

@@mariocamspam72 McMakistein?

[@mariocamspam72]

@@rooban989 yes

[@Xnoob545]

@@mariocamspam72 nope, last video was 2 weeks ago, or assuming it was still the same day when you posted this comment, about 9 and a half months in the future

[@sharonmurphy9973]

Holy crap very information dense. Can we get a 30 min version of the explanation because I want to know how this works!

[@njw4664]

but first we need to talk abut parallel universes? TJ """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""Henry""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" Yosh shutouts to simpleflips

[@JorgetePanete]

Sharon Murphy you forgot the question mark

[@RyanFaeScotland]

Check out his 1 1/2 hour interview with MitchFlowerPower, that is basically what that is.

[@marioisawesome8218]

In a nutshell, he puts objects in certain locations to make the game look at code where it shouldn't be looking which causes a warp to the credits.

[@8bit_pineapple]

For a rough idea dotsarecool has a good video explaining the old route called "Super Mario World Credits Warp Explained". Allot of the video is still relevant e.g. explaining the open bus. But... if you really want to have a really good idea, you'd probably want to first start out by getting familiar with coding in assembly languages. You could start out by downloading 32bit "Microsoft Assembler (MASM)" and following some tutorials and later writing your own programs. You should also be able to find lectures on assembly on KZbin. From there, by googling "65c816 Reference" you can find the instruction set for the snes. And then, googling "SMW Central - RAM Map", you'll find a handy table with comments for what every memory address in RAM of SMW is responsible for. After that you'll probably still need to research further into whatever parts you're still unsure on that just look like black magic e.g. The open bus.

[@xvandrex]

when you program a game on your own,you woukd understand what it feels to have someone beating it in 45 secs

[@nowonmetube]

This is exactly how a glitch in the matrix works. No seriously, THIS was always the wizardry that I thought might be possible in a game, but never be able to replicate.

[@lapischicken]

Nice texture pack, really changes up the command blocks

[@mintsjams8862]

Remember when Sethbling made Minecraft videos? I don't... I subbed when he started doing this stuff..

[@attiegrey]

I understood nothing you said, but this was fascinating

[@DysnomiaATX]

Sorcery....

[@josuelservin2409]

Kyle Madruga, Dark, dark sorcery... Now explained with pretty pictures!

[@JorgetePanete]

Kyle Madruga ...*

[@Random-qm2qd]

Great explanation, still have no clue what your doing but it was well explained =)

[@stockicide]

Great explanation! I was actually able to understand some of it.

[@pavlonaumenko2200]

I learn programming 5 years and I can understand everything you do!!!)

[@gregspencer3225]

My right ear really enjoyed this video

[@cornball58]

Very insightful, hopefully you continue to research how to do more cool stuff like this!

[@thesmilingman7576]

From what I'm getting you're basically confusing the console (or emulator) and then mislead it to doing various things that eventually lead you to the ending

[@josh8106]

TL;DR You’re a wizard Harry.

[@upsidedown-pug1974]

I clicked this video and my brain went ERROR NOSTALGIA OVERLOAD

[@MathewGuest]

Love it. Freakin' amazing dude!

[@SpykoYT]

sethbling is a mario channel now

[@lextatertotsfromhell7673]

Spyko wrong

[@Prograde]

We love you sethbling

[@joshuadonahue5871]

Awesome work man. Would love to see a video showing us your research and how you put this exploit together

[@FightingMario54321]

Now do it with Armor Stands.

[@MassShadow9935]

FightingMario54321 AND Minecraft 2.0

[@BlokHeadAnim]

Broke: "I'm gonna make a computer in Minecraft with redstone" Woke: "I'm gonna program a game with koopa shells"

[@vycanismajoris6871]

After "Welcome back Sethbling here..." I got completely lost. I am an ant in an Einstein world nowadays..

[@TheAssassin409]

makes you wonder how someone was able to figure this out.

[@TomboFry]

Does it really run that many instructions per frame? That truly puts the speed of computers into perspective. I really appreciated this video, I feel like I learnt a lot about CPUs, more so than my computer science course at university... 😁

[@CapnCoCo1]

Awesome video. Really nice to understand what is really going on.

[@kingd3444]

A lot of people wouldn't, but damn i sure did. This man right here is a freakin genius

[@Melechtna]

Yes, I can....very visually....understand....the barcode vomit, the arrows totally helped and made this understandable :D

[@jackgainey315]

That was beautiful to watch.

[@Beppojoe]

that's crazy

[@staudinga]

Memory view ftw!

[@ofernandofilo]

Seth Legend Bling! Thx dude! you are way off the chart. You are awesome!

[@CorruptedMaterial]

2:00 IS THAT A JOJO REFERENCE ?!?!

[@RedzeeTV]

Jangles ora ora ora ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORAAA

[@unusualcurious]

no

[@jhsevs]

i don't get it

[@justmovedin]

This is harder than figuring out how King Crimson works

[@userPrehistoricman]

Ora wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo

[@indoor_vaping]

To be honest I only clicked on this video to see if he still opened with "Welcome back SethBling here"

[@General12th]

That actually made sense!

[@troll-faceoff6230]

Nintendo worker : I took so long to complete every level and made every level with a unique and fun exp- Speed runners : I finished the whole game in the first level using a glitch Nintendo worker : well I quit my job

[@scapegoat4]

2:04 So what you're telling me is that this glitch is so powerful to the point where it got a stand and ora ora'd into the open bus? That's some cool shit, man

[@thenameisuppercase]

I get that you determined this sequence of steps to get to the credits, but how did you work towards this goal? Did you start by looking at which subroutines let you modify address 100, and then work backwards?

[@TACCOFSX]

i love your videos :D keep up the good work

[@EmirAssassin]

seth is the definition of don't work hard work smart

[@Danman350]

I like how the audio is only in one ear so I can watch another video while listening to it.

[@Danman350]

Or, mostly, anyway

[@pastafied]

oh, i thought you flip flopped the flip table to flop straight to the credits

[@leponeymaske8937]

2:00 ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA YARE YARE DAZE

[@flakkid9018]

LePoney Maské WikiHow: How to Escape JoJo References.

[@lanerehms24]

bicer belmont you can’t escape JoJo references

[@mydickisincrediblytinyandi7380]

@jikjak no u

[@CJCWIS]

If anyone is confused by this video, then watch Credits Warp Explained by Dotsarecool. It'll help you understand better. And if it doesn't help you understand, then I can't help you. Sorry.

[@ixcaliber]

I'm much more interested in how you tracked the memory shown on the right side of the screen.

[@EggsBenedict1]

Sethblings next video: how to cure cancer with one command

[@aubreybtay95]

You lost me when you starting explaining things lol