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You'll need to download SLADE (or another WAD/PK3 editor) and open the PK3 with it. Inside you'll find a directory SOC in which these files are stored. All you need to do then is fix the bugs I described and then save it and it should work. If you need help with that either check the SOC...

The same bug exists in customhud.enabled

- Updated the script to use modeattacking instead of a custom function to check for record attack - Fixed a bug in 2.2.11 that broke the script when directly jumping into singleplayer. - Added the singleplayer_posts console variable that handles if starposts in singleplayer/marathon mode should...

SilicDev updated Time Attack Pace Comparision with a new update entry: ConsVar Update Read the rest of this update entry...

This is because in 2.2.11 and before most people aiming for this sort of pace comparision are going to use Record Attack in those versions anyway. But for later versions I chose to enable it as Emblems can now be optained in normal play.

Ok I have to ask again: Marathon or Normal Singleplayer? For both it is intended to show it. Obviously on a first playthrough of a level it won't show it as no data has been recorded yet.

About the custom starpost: I was working under the assumption that the game would just remove the starposts in Time Attack so I didn't want to rely on them. About the effect showing up in singleplayer: in 2.2.13 the feature should be available in singleplayer anyway, unless you mean it only...

SilicDev submitted a new resource: Time Attack Pace Comparision - Check your pace at every checkpoint! Read more about this resource...

Time Attack Pace Comparision This addon uses the MT_STARPOST mapthings to add custom starposts into the map during Time Attack mode. Hitting one of these fake starposts records the time you've taken to reach it, displaying your pace like in Sonic Generations! To save the data the script...

I think it's case sensitive atm, so it has to be exactly "CamRight" or "CamLeft" (or "CR", "CL" if you prefer)

On the overview page for this are links to the Windows installer and macOS binary, or alterantively you can get it from the releases page on their Github (linked via the "go to download" button above)

The wiki has several pages for different kinds of speed pads, for 1-1 this is probably going to be the most useful: https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Speed_Pad I recommend you look through the wiki yourself as we all don't have the time to do your research for you and it's pretty detailed about most...

The wiki has a dedicated tutorial for making zoom tubes, found here: https://wiki.srb2.org/wiki/Zoom_tube_tutorial

SilicDev updated LuaTAS with a new update entry: Camera Mode "Support" Read the rest of this update entry...

Added mappings for Analog camera mode and Autobrake As I'm unable to enforce the camera mode early enough the script will just refuse to run scripts with the wrong mode and print an error.