For those who don't know, TAS stands for Tool-Assisted Speedrun. A TAS is basically an AI speedrunning a game, using frame perfect inputs to get a near perfect speedrun.

For those who do know what a TAS is, I am trying to make TASes with Scratch projects that don't have a TAS engine. You got that right, I want to make a TAS from nothing. So how do I get started with making a TAS?

It is OK if you don't know either. You are like me in that way.

Also you should check out my profile and take a look at my projects. It is still OK if you don't want to. I get it.

when i do tas i lower the FPS (acually not the fps bc it's not drawing a frame, its the loop rate) using turbowarp

Tetris3DS wrote:

when i do tas i lower the FPS (acually not the fps bc it's not drawing a frame, its the loop rate) using turbowarp

Tell me more.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ google?

I'm not exactly an AI coder, but can you tell me what specific type of scratch game type are you talking about?

It's a bit difficult. Replace all instances of

<touching [ v] ?>

with

(item ( v) of [TAS keypresses v] :: list)

That way, you can have the TAS press something.
Also replace all instances of

(mouse x)

and

(mouse y)

with

(item (1 v) of [TAS mouse v] :: list)

and

(item (2 v) of [TAS mouse v] :: list)

Also replace

<mouse down?>

with

(item (3 v) of [TAS mouse v] :: list)

Now you can emulate it using your code.