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Glad I could help! And the rest of the series should hold lots more easy tricks. I hope you give them a shot!

Heck yeah! You're a legend! Bet It felt so good to pull off.

I believe all of these do since the physics weren't changed.

@@KTSpeedruns hmm i see, i just have a hard time doing it then it cause it looks like i just bounce off

If I can find my old copy, I'll investigate, but I would join the OoT 3D randomizer discord. I think they'll have a faster answer for you.

HECK YEAH! You're welcome! Keep on learning! You never truly know what you're capable of.

You win my comment section

Thanks. I really appreciate it. I hope you stay tuned and look forward to more.

That would be tuff to pull off in a randomizer since you don't know what you're getting until after you have it. But you could turn on quadruple damage or OHKO (One Hit KO).

Great resource. Thanks for putting it here. And extra thanks for having your own explanation in the description. If this gets a follow up video, I'll have to come back to it!

Just double checked this, and I'll be darned, there really is.

Ugh, I'm not looking forward to trying to slash the block room skulltula with hover boots. My setup for the Red Ice skulltula is based on someone else's. They used the treated chest to align themselves, but the chest can be smaller with chest size matches content so I came up with the target, ess, roll, ess alternative. I'll probably load up ship soon to see if I can match the coordinates after the sword slash in another way.

@@KTSpeedruns I made a setup for the red ice one myself, but the in a run one day the chest was small and I realized I'd made a mistake lol. It looks like I updated my notes to this (not sure how well it works): - Kill the Freezard and get a full bottle of fire in hand - Get against the back wall, in the left corner, behind the chest - Turn left - Sidehop Left 4x, Sidehop Right, Sidehop Left, Sidehop Right, Sidehop Left - ESS Right 3x - Sidehop Left, press Blue Fire in the air

Dragon Statue Switch from Above as Child with Boomerang is hard, yes, but I don't find it any easier whether you get in the water before or after the boomerang hits the switch. I do share your sentiment: sorry to anybody who finds themselves actually needing to do it. Although, the circumstances that make it necessary are very specific. Dungeon shuffle has to be on, Adult uses iron boots, ocarina, and lullaby to lower the level but doesn't have arrows or hookshot, so child needs to come in and use boomerang or slingshot to get something important.

@@KTSpeedruns I think it was specifically with silver scale where I appreciated boomerang's head start? Allowed me to get closer maybe? But it was a long time ago now.

Hey, thanks! I hope you master them all!

I was considering covering that. I forget why I decided against it. You're right, though: it is considered more of a glitch. A lot of players don't like using glitches and some races don't allow glitches, even tiny ones. If I hosted a race, I would allow this clip anyway. I still consider the hover boots method is a fun swag strat.

I believe it's a debug room. I found it while playing around with the map select in Ship's debug mode. There's not much to it, but I couldn't think of a better place for simple movement demonstrations.

Wow, what a story. Thanks for sharing. I love hearing everyone's stories from their childhoods. Glad I could help. It turns out, I had done over a dozen randomizer seeds without knowing about the invisible chest in the like-like room. I wonder how lucky I am that it wasn't necessary. I saw ZFG open it on a randomizer playthrough, and I was flabbergasted.

Happy to help!

The scarecrow trick can definitely be used to reach the blue fire, but it wouldn't be necessary unless you're trying to save a few seconds.

Thanks for the kind words. I was really afraid the map was getting too busy too quickly.

Not much in the way of tricks you can enable, but definitely full of bonus content that I felt obligated to include.

I only consider something a trick if it is a glitchless action you can do to bypass usual game requirements or expectations. I believe what you described is a glitch. I'm saving glitches for later.

That gate is initially open. During the process of getting one of the two keys necessary to reach this hallway, you usually set a flag that closes that gate. It's really weird. So if you got your keys some other way, that might explain why you didn't notice the gate. The N64 randomizer at least has a (semi-controversial) hack that makes it so that the gate is always there from the start.

I'm using the debug mode feature in Ship of Harkinian which starts me with 9 keys when I enter a dungeon, so I didn't have to gather keys and I could leave as many things undone as possible while demonstrating and researching. I appreciate this knowledge. You have no idea how much of a big help you've been.

Glitches and miscellaneous time savers will be in their own videos. This series is about tricks, which only covers trick you have the option to enable when setting up Ocarina of Time Randomizer. You did make me consider an interesting dilemma, though. Funnily enough, getting onto the boat without strength is not considered a trick, and when I looked in the written logic (available on github), getting onto the boat doesn't require strength. This implies the randomizer developers assume that anyone getting this far without strength knows about the jump to the boat wheel. This may not be the safest assumption, but the falling spikes room requires strength if you don't have "Shadow Temple Umbrella Skip" enabled. And if you know how to do umbrella skip, you're likely knowledgeable in the jump to boat wheel time saver. The possibility of this supposed oversight being an issue requires a weird set of circumstances. 1) The player gets to the boat without strength. 2) The player would also have to not know about the jump to the wheel. 3) The seed requires boarding the boat without strength. The chances of all that being true are so astronomically low that a rewrite of the logic isn't worth it.

@@KTSpeedruns Oh right, you're only including the tricks you can enable, my bad. I'll look forward to those extra videos :^) It is very strange that the boat room logically doesn't require strength, so it's probably a good thing for most people to learn anyway. I had a seed recently where the only dungeon I had left was shadow and I got both goron bracelet and silver gauntlets there, though they were before the block. So I wasn't far off being required to do the boat jump. Another interesting thing is that it's actually super easy to backflip at the edge (might've been the corners) of the stone umbrellas when they're coming down to clip on top of them, and yet the tricks list the much trickier hoverboots version instead. Then hoverboots are only needed for the GS (but I'm not enabling that trick yet, it's way too much effort to learn 🤣). Anyways I'm really enjoying the format of these videos, keep up the good work!

Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts. The nice thing is that neither of the push blocks in Shadow Temple require any strength beyond Goron Bracelet. If it comes down to it, and someone really does think the oversight is worth fixing, It might be as simple as adding a strength requirement to the gold skulltula and the freestanding hearts next to it. And if "Shadow Temple Jump to Boat Wheel" was added as a trick, the added requirement would be either strength OR the trick be enabled. The more I thought about it, the easier a supposed fix popped into my head. I think the backflip into the crushers to be clipped up onto the crushers is considered a glitch that would never be required in glitchless logic. Just like a ground jump (with bomb) is not a trick. But it also seems inconsistent that "Pass Through One Way Collision" allows clipping upward through the platform to enter Impa's house to collect the heart piece check next to Impa's cow. I think glitched logic takes the backflip onto crushers clip into account though. Anyway, I hope you continue to enjoy and share and all that great stuff. Really helps me out as I'm hoping this can help me feed my family someday.

@@KTSpeedruns "This implies the randomizer developers assume that anyone getting this far without strength knows about the jump to the boat wheel." Those bastards lol. I thought I ended up with an impossible seed because that wasn't a trick I knew about. Oddly enough though, I didn't have the Umbrella skip trick enabled, either. It's kinda funny that the backflip onto the crusher isnt considered a glitch since its so much easier than the glitchless skip, lol

@@KTSpeedruns The logical expectation is that you will get onto the boat by hookshotting the ladder. To get to this point in the dungeon requires the hookshot anyway, or the dungeon shortcut setting is on (meaning the block is already pushed), so there was no need to check for any items. If the boat wheel jump ever becomes logically relevant, it would not be in default logic.

Some players may be playing with custom assets or different aspect ratios. I want all my setups and explanations to work no matter what version you might be playing. That's why I don't line things up with textures or the UI. Sometimes it's a lot of extra work considering I try to find out how to do these based on the generator's minimal explanation, and if I can't, I look up someone else doing it, and a lot of the time they line things up based on the UI or a wall texture. Regardless, if you find some way to line it up on the game you play, that's awesome.

By full logic, do you mean glitchless logic with no tricks enabled? In my experience, playing that way results in a lot of wasted time. If you do a trick to check something that's not logically supposed to be checked, that particular check has a higher chance of leading to nothing useful if the trick you used is not enabled. It seems like it would be exciting or overpowered to do the tricks when the tricks are off and get items early, but more often the tricks just lead to junk. I'm not saying to turn the tricks on that you know. Only the ones you're comfortable with possibly being mandatory.

That made me laugh! There's no time like the present!

The mashing is what I find to be the most beginner way of getting the buffer. It is consistent across versions, considering pausing speed is different between N64, Wii virtual console, Buzhawk, Project 64, Ship, etc. which makes the timing of when to start pressing A different. While unpausing, it is possible to begin holding A too early, which I found weird. And I always try to come up with something that will be consistent no matter what version anybody might be playing on. Also, yeah, Targeting the wall to get a new angle is the only reason the untargeted side-hop makes the trick work. Lastly, yeah, hookshot extension definitely makes the elevator room skull a lot easier to kill and collect. I scripted this as I figured out each trick, and even through manipulating my location by the 1/100th of a unit to get as close to the river GS as possible, only then did I figure out that the river skull is not possible with longshot alone unless you use hookshot extension. I didn't think to also mention that hookshot extension would also be useful for the elevator room skull. Good catch. Only reason to avoid hookshot extension is it being against some sort of rule.

Absolutely. I'm not sure how I'm gonna categorize them yet. Could be by area, difficulty, I'm just not sure.

Randomizer tricks are all glitchless, so while a ground jump will work, it's not always allowed. Whether it's self-imposed rules, race rules, or just a lack of the shield or bombs, it's good to know your glitchless options.

OH SHOOT, I normally timestamp everything. I'll get to this as soon as possible. Update: They should be working now.