Wheelchair - Revision history

Ejay B at 16:53, 10 August 2023

2023-08-10T16:53:01Z

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	* DS Desert Hills kart ultra shortcut		* DS Desert Hills kart ultra shortcut
	* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut		* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut
			* DS Desert Hills Wario Bike superslide setup
	* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut		* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut
			* GCN Daisy Cruiser ultra shortcut
	* Cherry Blossom Garden ultra shortcut		* Cherry Blossom Garden ultra shortcut

Ejay B at 16:51, 10 August 2023

2023-08-10T16:51:04Z

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	* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut		* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut
	* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut		* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut
	* Cherry Blossom ~~Gardens~~ ultra shortcut		* Cherry Blossom Garden ultra shortcut

Ejay B at 16:50, 10 August 2023

2023-08-10T16:50:52Z

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	== Strategies ==		== Strategies ==
	* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut
	* DS Peach Gardens ultra shortcut		* DS Peach Gardens ultra shortcut
	* DS Desert Hills kart ultra shortcut		* DS Desert Hills kart ultra shortcut
	* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut		* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut
			* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut
			* Cherry Blossom Gardens ultra shortcut

Ejay B at 13:29, 1 August 2023

2023-08-01T13:29:27Z

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	There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the time of bypass. The exact part of a vehicle that triggers OOB is currently unknown (assumed to be a location on bottom of the vehicle body), but years ago was thought to be the wheels.		There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the time of bypass. The exact part of a vehicle that triggers OOB is currently unknown (assumed to be a location on bottom of the vehicle body), but years ago was thought to be the wheels.

	A barrel roll is a technique which can be performed after coming into contact with specific surfaces in a track. In a barrel roll state, your bike tilt unlocks, letting your vehicle achieve rotations that otherwise wouldn't be possible to sustain, granting you the ability to input a wheelie multiple times until you perform a backwards somersault and tip upside down. For this to work, your internal velocity must be under 15u/f. If you obtain more than 20 frames of airtime in this state, the bike will automatically flip back to its regular rotation.		A barrel roll (see [[barrel roll]] for additional information) is a technique which can be performed after coming into contact with specific surfaces in a track. In a barrel roll state, your bike tilt unlocks, letting your vehicle achieve rotations that otherwise wouldn't be possible to sustain, granting you the ability to input a wheelie multiple times until you perform a backwards somersault and tip upside down. For this to work, your internal velocity must be under 15u/f. If you obtain more than 20 frames of airtime in this state, the bike will automatically flip back to its regular rotation.

	In January 2020, cf uploaded a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Mvao9bvaM wheelchair needed]", which demonstrated a potential ultra shortcut idea on DS Desert Hills. He planned to drive over the solid OOB by using the barrel roll collision on the lake's edge to tip upside down and avoid OOB detection due to the wheels being far enough away from the ground. The sloped surface of the sand caused the vehicle to tip over shortly after, hence cf's statement of a wheelchair being needed for support. The idea was deemed dead due to the sheer instability of the bike and its frustrating tendency to tip over no matter what.		In January 2020, cf uploaded a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Mvao9bvaM wheelchair needed]", which demonstrated a potential ultra shortcut idea on DS Desert Hills. He planned to drive over the solid OOB by using the barrel roll collision on the lake's edge to tip upside down and avoid OOB detection due to the wheels being far enough away from the ground. The sloped surface of the sand caused the vehicle to tip over shortly after, hence cf's statement of a wheelchair being needed for support. The idea was deemed dead due to the sheer instability of the bike and its frustrating tendency to tip over no matter what.

	Later, in April, cf found a flap-only ultra shortcut on the N64 Kalimari Desert custom track using the wheelchair. To solve the instability issue, he used the Tiny Titan kart, in the hopes that its four evenly spaced wheels would be beneficial. Since wheelies aren't possible on karts, he cleverly used the edge of a ramp to tilt the kart from a height and guide its fall as it tilted back. Despite the setup needing a lot of time, this strat sparked hope for a ~~working~~ bike variation in the future.		Later, in April, cf found a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNhJiwZPq6A flap-only ultra shortcut] on the N64 Kalimari Desert custom track using the wheelchair. To solve the instability issue, he used the Tiny Titan kart, in the hopes that its four evenly spaced wheels would be beneficial. Since wheelies aren't possible on karts, he cleverly used the edge of a ramp to tilt the kart from a height and guide its fall as it tilted back. Despite the setup needing a lot of time, this strat sparked hope for a functioning bike variation in the future.

	Meanwhile, a promising ultra shortcut idea for DS Peach Gardens was being developed. It required over 20 seconds of an untipped wheelchair, so more testing of the tech itself with a bike was required to see if what was needed was actually possible.		Meanwhile, a promising ultra shortcut idea for DS Peach Gardens was being developed. It required over 20 seconds of an untipped wheelchair, so more testing of the tech itself with a bike was required to see if what was needed was actually possible.

	Eventually, an infinite wheelchair was proven to be possible on bikes by Ejay ~~on 23~~ January ~~2021~~. In an attempt to test the tech without the hindering effects of sideways bike movement and tilt, he used a multiplayer VS Race on SNES Ghost Valley 2. By using a second player to drive into the blocks behind the finish line and remove them, Ejay was able to reverse from the race's starting position (without using the joystick) perfectly perpendicularly onto an edge with barrel roll collision. He was able to stay upside down forever, noting that joystick directions after falling upside down had no effect on bike tilt.		Eventually, an infinite wheelchair was proven to be possible on bikes by Ejay in January the next year. In an attempt to test the tech without the hindering effects of sideways bike movement and tilt, he used a multiplayer VS Race on SNES Ghost Valley 2. By using a second player to drive into the blocks behind the finish line and remove them, Ejay was able to reverse from the race's starting position (without using the joystick) perfectly perpendicularly onto an edge with barrel roll collision. He was able to stay upside down forever, noting that joystick directions after falling upside down had no effect on bike tilt.

	The hole in the DS Peach Gardens theory wasn't properly filled until a handful of days later ~~on 26 January~~, when Charlie managed to perform an infinite wheelchair notwithstanding having driven around beforehand. In a video titled "wheelchair no longer needed?", and even using the same barrel roll location hypothesised in the ultra shortcut theory, Charlie discovered that repeatedly wheelieing while stationary slowly reduced his Z-axis rotation to 0.00, at which point he ~~tipped~~ upside down and remained there forever with a Z-axis rotation of 0.02.		The hole in the DS Peach Gardens theory wasn't properly filled until a handful of days later, when Charlie managed to perform an infinite wheelchair notwithstanding having driven around beforehand. In a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVGMJn5nv%20k wheelchair no longer needed?]", and even using the same barrel roll location hypothesised in the ultra shortcut theory, Charlie discovered that repeatedly wheelieing while stationary slowly reduced his Z-axis rotation to 0.00, at which point he chose to tip upside down, and, to his surprise, remained there forever with a Z-axis rotation of 0.02.

			After carrying a barrel roll to the OOB seam next to the DS Peach Gardens finish line, cf finally replicated what Charlie did, and got an ultra longcut on March 2. By implementing incredible [[QM]]-based checkpoint movements , he turned it into a time-saving ultra shortcut on March 6. Thanks to this, the infinite wheelchair on bikes finally got the fame it deserved.

			== Strategies ==
			* N64 Kalimari Desert ultra shortcut
			* DS Peach Gardens ultra shortcut
			* DS Desert Hills kart ultra shortcut
			* Koopa Cape kart ultra shortcut

Ejay B at 13:01, 1 August 2023

2023-08-01T13:01:32Z

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the ~~point~~ of bypass. The exact part of a vehicle that triggers OOB is currently unknown (assumed to be a location on bottom of the vehicle body), but years ago was thought to be the wheels.		There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the time of bypass. The exact part of a vehicle that triggers OOB is currently unknown (assumed to be a location on bottom of the vehicle body), but years ago was thought to be the wheels.

	A barrel roll is a technique which can be performed after coming into contact with specific surfaces in a track. In a barrel roll state, your bike tilt unlocks, letting your vehicle achieve rotations that otherwise wouldn't be possible to sustain, granting you the ability to input a wheelie multiple times until you perform a ~~sort of~~ backwards somersault and tip upside down. For this to work, your internal velocity must be under 15u/f. If you obtain more than 20 frames of airtime in this state, the bike will automatically flip back to its regular rotation.		A barrel roll is a technique which can be performed after coming into contact with specific surfaces in a track. In a barrel roll state, your bike tilt unlocks, letting your vehicle achieve rotations that otherwise wouldn't be possible to sustain, granting you the ability to input a wheelie multiple times until you perform a backwards somersault and tip upside down. For this to work, your internal velocity must be under 15u/f. If you obtain more than 20 frames of airtime in this state, the bike will automatically flip back to its regular rotation.

	In January 2020, cf uploaded a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Mvao9bvaM wheelchair needed]", which demonstrated a potential ultra shortcut idea on DS Desert Hills. He planned to drive over the solid OOB by using the barrel roll collision on the lake's edge to tip upside down and avoid OOB detection due to the wheels being far enough away from the ground. The sloped surface of the sand caused the vehicle to tip over shortly after, hence cf's statement of a wheelchair being needed for support. The idea was deemed dead due to the sheer instability of the bike and its frustrating tendency to tip over no matter what.		In January 2020, cf uploaded a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Mvao9bvaM wheelchair needed]", which demonstrated a potential ultra shortcut idea on DS Desert Hills. He planned to drive over the solid OOB by using the barrel roll collision on the lake's edge to tip upside down and avoid OOB detection due to the wheels being far enough away from the ground. The sloped surface of the sand caused the vehicle to tip over shortly after, hence cf's statement of a wheelchair being needed for support. The idea was deemed dead due to the sheer instability of the bike and its frustrating tendency to tip over no matter what.

Ejay B: Created page with "The '''wheelchair''', or upside down barrel roll, is a technique dependent on barrel roll collision used to avoid out-of-bounds (OOB) collision. == Overview == There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the point..."

2023-08-01T12:57:11Z

Created page with "The '''wheelchair''', or upside down barrel roll, is a technique dependent on barrel roll collision used to avoid out-of-bounds (OOB) collision. == Overview == There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the point..."

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The '''wheelchair''', or upside down [[barrel roll]], is a technique dependent on barrel roll collision used to avoid out-of-bounds (OOB) collision.

== Overview ==
There were numerous videos in the past of people mysteriously bypassing OOB, such as [https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/562068448713375766/636688370076221460/video0.mov this] one from Justin dating back to around 2014. In common between them was the vehicle being upside down, or close to, at the point of bypass. The exact part of a vehicle that triggers OOB is currently unknown (assumed to be a location on bottom of the vehicle body), but years ago was thought to be the wheels.

A barrel roll is a technique which can be performed after coming into contact with specific surfaces in a track. In a barrel roll state, your bike tilt unlocks, letting your vehicle achieve rotations that otherwise wouldn't be possible to sustain, granting you the ability to input a wheelie multiple times until you perform a sort of backwards somersault and tip upside down. For this to work, your internal velocity must be under 15u/f. If you obtain more than 20 frames of airtime in this state, the bike will automatically flip back to its regular rotation.

In January 2020, cf uploaded a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Mvao9bvaM wheelchair needed]", which demonstrated a potential ultra shortcut idea on DS Desert Hills. He planned to drive over the solid OOB by using the barrel roll collision on the lake's edge to tip upside down and avoid OOB detection due to the wheels being far enough away from the ground. The sloped surface of the sand caused the vehicle to tip over shortly after, hence cf's statement of a wheelchair being needed for support. The idea was deemed dead due to the sheer instability of the bike and its frustrating tendency to tip over no matter what.

Later, in April, cf found a flap-only ultra shortcut on the N64 Kalimari Desert custom track using the wheelchair. To solve the instability issue, he used the Tiny Titan kart, in the hopes that its four evenly spaced wheels would be beneficial. Since wheelies aren't possible on karts, he cleverly used the edge of a ramp to tilt the kart from a height and guide its fall as it tilted back. Despite the setup needing a lot of time, this strat sparked hope for a working bike variation in the future.

Meanwhile, a promising ultra shortcut idea for DS Peach Gardens was being developed. It required over 20 seconds of an untipped wheelchair, so more testing of the tech itself with a bike was required to see if what was needed was actually possible.

Eventually, an infinite wheelchair was proven to be possible on bikes by Ejay on 23 January 2021. In an attempt to test the tech without the hindering effects of sideways bike movement and tilt, he used a multiplayer VS Race on SNES Ghost Valley 2. By using a second player to drive into the blocks behind the finish line and remove them, Ejay was able to reverse from the race's starting position (without using the joystick) perfectly perpendicularly onto an edge with barrel roll collision. He was able to stay upside down forever, noting that joystick directions after falling upside down had no effect on bike tilt.

The hole in the DS Peach Gardens theory wasn't properly filled until a handful of days later on 26 January, when Charlie managed to perform an infinite wheelchair notwithstanding having driven around beforehand. In a video titled "wheelchair no longer needed?", and even using the same barrel roll location hypothesised in the ultra shortcut theory, Charlie discovered that repeatedly wheelieing while stationary slowly reduced his Z-axis rotation to 0.00, at which point he tipped upside down and remained there forever with a Z-axis rotation of 0.02.