This can be done by wall jumping on a rightward wall to get leftward momentum for a couple seconds and then wall jumping on a leftward wall to get rightward momentum before allowing the camera to change directions and catch up. The only known way to do that is to travel in the opposite direction for a couple seconds before quickly turning back. The first objective is to manipulate the camera to load the pipe as late as possible. However this TAS is different - it skips the cycle. Previous TASes have had to wait for a very long time for the pipe to rotate all the way around so they could enter it. When the pipe-cannon spawns, the green pipe is already on top and in a couple seconds, it rotates away so it can no longer be entered. He can only enter the pipe when the green pipe is facing up. For more information on this games RNG, read this post by roadrunnerwmc: World 1 StartĪt the end of the first room of this level, there is a rotating pipe-cannon which Mario must enter to continue the level. Gameplay-wise though, the game runs normally. There is usually only one or two particles on screen and they shine very brightly. The other place where this is noticeable is the lava particle effects all throughout World 8. Although it cannot be seen, this has the same effects on the poison clouds following Mario in 8-1. Instead of spawning all fluffy-like, clouds now spawn in incredibly dense balls of cloud. Most noticeably, the clouds in 1-1 and 5-4. Using an 8-Cycle has a few side-effects throughout the run. By knowing what RNG we want throughout the game, we find an 8-Cycle which has RNG values which lead to our desired events and is quite easy to manipulate from there. But sometimes, RNG seeds lead to values that are part of cycles of different lengths. Usually, random events are determined by calling different values in a cycle of ~1.7 million values, and there's no way to manipulate that.

This TAS uses an RNG seed known as an 8-Cycle.

Super mario bros wii world 8-1