Speed Restoration - Revision history

Auride at 21:47, 13 September 2020

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	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
	Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage, Dash Restore, etc.) is an exploit that allows you to store and restore Ammy's dashing speed through cutscenes and certain loading zones. This is generally done by jumping or tackling into the trigger volume for that loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.		Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage, Dash Restore, etc.) is an exploit that allows you to store and restore Ammy's dashing speed through cutscenes and certain loading zones. This is generally done by jumping or tackling into the trigger volume for that loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.

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	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
	Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage, Dash Restore, etc.) is an exploit that allows you to store and restore Ammy's dashing speed through cutscenes and certain loading zones. This is generally done by jumping or tackling into the trigger volume for that loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.		Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage, Dash Restore, etc.) is an exploit that allows you to store and restore Ammy's dashing speed through cutscenes and certain loading zones. This is generally done by jumping or tackling into the trigger volume for that loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.

Auride: Clarifying, Adding video link. More edits could probably help, but it would mostly be re-stating what's in the video

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Clarifying, Adding video link. More edits could probably help, but it would mostly be re-stating what's in the video

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	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
	Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage) is ~~a glitch~~ that allows you to store speed ~~between~~ cutscenes and certain loading zones. ~~The way it works~~ is by jumping into the ~~said~~ loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.		Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage, Dash Restore, etc.) is an exploit that allows you to store and restore Ammy's dashing speed through cutscenes and certain loading zones. This is generally done by jumping or tackling into the trigger volume for that loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.

	==What stores speed==		==What stores speed==
	~~Almost all cutscenes store your~~ speed ~~by jumping into them~~, ~~exeptions~~ are ~~cutscenes that warp you~~ to ~~a different area than~~ you ~~were before the cutscene started~~. Some cutscenes ~~also store speed~~ without ~~you having~~ to jump into ~~them~~.		Speed restoration can be performed for almost any cutscene or loading zone which doesn't load a different map/area. For example, entering and leaving most houses preserves stored dash speed, because house interiors are generally stored underneath the exterior map. Loading zones between areas (e.g. going from Kamiki Village to Shinshu Field) reset any stored dash speed Ammy had, preventing you from restoring it.
	These include, but are not limited to:
			Some actions and cutscenes will instantly stop Ammy without going through the breaking animation she normally does when she stops dashing. This effectively stores Ammy's dash without the need to jump or tackle into the trigger. These are sometimes called "auto-stops" and include, but are not limited to:
			*Almost all interior loading zones (i.e. you can dash into a house's doorway without jumping, then jump when loading ends to restore dash.)
	*Talking to Princess Fuse to get the Satomi power orbs		*Talking to Princess Fuse to get the Satomi power orbs
	*Talking to the Celestials in the Ark of Yamato going towards the bosses, but not going away from them		*Talking to the Celestials in the Ark of Yamato going towards the bosses, but not going away from them
	*Feeding animals		*Feeding animals
			*Issun's text when he sneezes on the collapsing bridge in Tsuta Ruins
	~~Another way~~ to ~~store speed is by going into a loading zone within~~ the ~~same area. For these loading zones you don~~'~~t actually have to jump into them as long as you jump out of them correctly. These usually include going into any interior area and vice versa, since these are loaded at~~ the ~~same time~~.		*Issun's text when leaving Rao's building in Sei-an after returning her prayer slips and agreeing to help her.
			*Issun's text when approaching the lava in Himiko's Palace without the Fire Tablet.

	==Methods of restoration==		==Methods of restoration==
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	This also means that a good way to practice the different methods is to simply get speed, jump and land to a standstill, then do the restoration. This also works really well when charging up speed during fights.		This also means that a good way to practice the different methods is to simply get speed, jump and land to a standstill, then do the restoration. This also works really well when charging up speed during fights.

			==Video Resources==
			*https://youtu.be/QUmWvUQTsBQ "Okami Speedrunning - Dashing Explained - Dash Storage / Restore" by [[User:Auride\|Auride]]

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2019-04-13T08:27:32Z

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	There are three common methods to restore your speed after you've stored them. These are in short, straight jump, dash jump and jump dash.		There are three common methods to restore your speed after you've stored them. These are in short, straight jump, dash jump and jump dash.

	-Straight jump-		===== Straight jump =====
	For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.		For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.

			===== Dash jump =====
	With dash jump you input a dash before you jump, adding the momentum of your dash into the jump. You can also start holding forward once your dash has started. Another thing you can do with this method is quick-turning. By holding a direction right as you input your dash you can instantly turn into that direction without losing speed restoration. This takes a bit of practice to time properly and should be avoided in some cases as there are no easy tells to do it succesfully.		With dash jump you input a dash before you jump, adding the momentum of your dash into the jump. You can also start holding forward once your dash has started. Another thing you can do with this method is quick-turning. By holding a direction right as you input your dash you can instantly turn into that direction without losing speed restoration. This takes a bit of practice to time properly and should be avoided in some cases as there are no easy tells to do it succesfully.

			===== Jump dash =====
	Arguably the fastest method of restoration is the jump dash. The way it works is by jumping and after 4 frames doing a dash. This is incredibly hard to time, but with practice makes it look like you're getting speed instantly. Failing the jump dash is fine, as it doesn't really lose time to the dash jump method. However, this method only really works on terrain that is level with or higher than where you're standing. So in some cases this method will not get you the instant speed.		Arguably the fastest method of restoration is the jump dash. The way it works is by jumping and after 4 frames doing a dash. This is incredibly hard to time, but with practice makes it look like you're getting speed instantly. Failing the jump dash is fine, as it doesn't really lose time to the dash jump method. However, this method only really works on terrain that is level with or higher than where you're standing. So in some cases this method will not get you the instant speed.

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2019-04-13T08:26:32Z

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	There are three common methods to restore your speed after you've stored them. These are in short, straight jump, dash jump and jump dash.		There are three common methods to restore your speed after you've stored them. These are in short, straight jump, dash jump and jump dash.

			-Straight jump-
	For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.		For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.

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	==Methods of restoration==		==Methods of restoration==
	There are three common methods to restore your speed after you've stored them. These are in short, straight jump, dash jump and jump dash~~. Each method is slightly faster than the previous one, and takes a bit more knowledge of the area you're restoring into~~.		There are three common methods to restore your speed after you've stored them. These are in short, straight jump, dash jump and jump dash.

	For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.		For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.

	With dash jump you input a dash before you jump, adding the momentum of your dash into the jump. You can also start holding forward once your dash has started~~. The main advantage of the strat is that instead of standing still you're moving right out of the gates~~. Another thing you can do with this method is quick-turning. By holding a direction right as you input your dash you can instantly turn into that direction without losing speed restoration. This takes a bit of practice to time properly and should be avoided in some cases as there are no easy tells to do ~~right~~.		With dash jump you input a dash before you jump, adding the momentum of your dash into the jump. You can also start holding forward once your dash has started. Another thing you can do with this method is quick-turning. By holding a direction right as you input your dash you can instantly turn into that direction without losing speed restoration. This takes a bit of practice to time properly and should be avoided in some cases as there are no easy tells to do it succesfully.

	Arguably the fastest method of restoration is the jump dash. The way it works is by jumping and after 4 frames doing a dash. This is incredibly hard to time, but with practice makes it look like you're getting speed instantly. Failing the jump dash is fine, as it doesn't really lose time to the dash jump method. However, this method only really works on terrain that is level with or higher than where you're standing. So in some cases this method will not get you the instant speed.		Arguably the fastest method of restoration is the jump dash. The way it works is by jumping and after 4 frames doing a dash. This is incredibly hard to time, but with practice makes it look like you're getting speed instantly. Failing the jump dash is fine, as it doesn't really lose time to the dash jump method. However, this method only really works on terrain that is level with or higher than where you're standing. So in some cases this method will not get you the instant speed.

Kinnin11: /* What stores speed */

2019-04-13T08:24:56Z

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	*Feeding animals		*Feeding animals

	Another way to store speed is by going into a loading zone within the same area. For these loading zones you don't actually have to jump into them as long as you jump out of them correctly. These usually include going into any interior area and vice versa, since these are loaded at the same time~~. Other examples are the tunnel to Kamui, which is split into 2 parts, but you can store speed between them and have speed going into Kamui~~.		Another way to store speed is by going into a loading zone within the same area. For these loading zones you don't actually have to jump into them as long as you jump out of them correctly. These usually include going into any interior area and vice versa, since these are loaded at the same time.

	==Methods of restoration==		==Methods of restoration==

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	For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.		For the straight jump simply jump after the loading ends, and hold forward once you're in the air. This method works everywhere and should be used when you don't have much forward space to do the other methods.

	With dash jump you input a dash before you jump, adding the momentum of your dash into the jump. You can also start holding forward once your dash has started. The main advantage of the strat is that instead of standing still you're moving right out of the gates. Another thing you can do with this method is quick-turning. By holding a direction right as you input your dash you can instantly turn into that direction without losing speed restoration. This takes a bit of practice to time properly and should be avoided in some cases as there are no easy tells to do right.		With dash jump you input a dash before you jump, adding the momentum of your dash into the jump. You can also start holding forward once your dash has started. The main advantage of the strat is that instead of standing still you're moving right out of the gates. Another thing you can do with this method is quick-turning. By holding a direction right as you input your dash you can instantly turn into that direction without losing speed restoration. This takes a bit of practice to time properly and should be avoided in some cases as there are no easy tells to do right.

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2019-04-12T23:13:27Z

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	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
	Speed Restoration is a glitch that allows you to store speed between cutscenes and certain loading zones. The way it works is by jumping into the said loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.		Speed Restoration (or Speed Storage) is a glitch that allows you to store speed between cutscenes and certain loading zones. The way it works is by jumping into the said loading zone or cutscene, then jumping out without holding forward until you're in the air.

	==What stores speed==		==What stores speed==

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	==Speed==		==Speed==
	The way speed works in Okami is a little weird, but is useful to explain in case you're getting frustrated trying to do this glitch. When you're running at full speed there are technically two values active, your current running speed and your actual stored speed. By jumping you set your current speed equal to your stored speed. The way your stored speed is manipulated is not just by running for a bit, it can also be set to normal walking speed by bumping into objects and getting stuck for a bit. So when you've bumped into something, jumped to cut a corner and then suddenly don't have speed anymore, this is why.		The way speed works in Okami is a little weird, but is useful to explain in case you're getting frustrated trying to do this glitch. When you're running at full speed there are technically two values active, your current running speed and your actual stored speed. By jumping you set your current speed equal to your stored speed. The way your stored speed is manipulated is not just by running for a bit, it can also be set to normal walking speed by bumping into objects and getting stuck for a bit. So when you've bumped into something, jumped to cut a corner and then suddenly don't have speed anymore, this is why.

			This also means that a good way to practice the different methods is to simply get speed, jump and land to a standstill, then do the restoration. This also works really well when charging up speed during fights.