'''Blast Away the Wall''' is the sixth mission in [[RTA Guide/Whomp's Fortress|Whomp's Fortress]].
'''Blast Away the Wall''' is the sixth mission in [[RTA Guide/Whomp's Fortress|Whomp's Fortress]].
== Cannonless ==
== Cannonless ==
=== With Full Setup ===
For the setup, Ledge grab next to plank then press A to get up from ledge grab. Backflip, c-left twice, and press B to punch (make sure you let the punch animation finish before you walk down or he will turn first and it will be less consistent.) Hold down very slightly to slowly walk and ledgegrab. Reset camera by pressing c-right then c-left and hold up to slowly climb up, c-up, then when you see climbing animation, hold straight down.
==== Video ====
[[File:Plank push.gif|frame|right|plank "push" for more consistency]]
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[[File:Cless backup.mp4|thumb|Back up a missed cannonless with [[RTA Guide/Shoot into the Wild Blue|Wild Blue]]; if you fail it again, you can do this backup movement to the plank. You can groundpound if you don't get enough height from the wallkick.|class=autoplay]]
[[File:OG cannonless.mp4|thumb|"OG" cannonless ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2C5_yQWgCuk Full video w/ inputs]) |class=autoplay]]
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==== Plank Push ====
* Full Setup (easiest): uses normalized movement to get a consistent ledgegrab spot
This is a 100% consistent setup that loses around 2 seconds. It's good to do if you're afraid of missing it in a race, if you ledgegrabbed in a bad spot at first (like in this video) or if you find 2 seconds an acceptable trade-off to get cannonless setup from 95% to 100% consistent in runs.
* Texture Setup: uses a visual cue to get to the ledgegrab spot
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* Salt Cannonless: uses a camera setup to fall off the plank in a consistent spot
* "OG" Cannonless: falls off the plank without any setup
=== Full Setup Tutorial ===
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=== Texture Setup ===
=== Texture Setup ===
==== Video ====
This strat skips the ledgegrab, backflip and punch of the full setup. The visual cue for the ledgegrab is on the front face of the plank. Mario's left hand lines up with a line in the wood texture.
This strat skips the ledgegrab, backflip and punch of the full setup. The visual cue for the ledgegrab is on the front face of the plank; Mario's left hand lines up with a line in the wood texture. Below is an easily-identifiable part of the texture that can be used for lining this up; however, it's recommended that you perform the full setup on your own, and find a reference that works well for your display setup.
Back up a missed cannonless with Wild Blue; if you fail it again, you can do this backup movement to the plank. You can groundpound if you don't get enough height from the wallkick.
This strat skips the ledgegrab, backflip and punch of the full setup. The visual cue for the ledgegrab is on the front face of the plank; Mario's left hand lines up with a line in the wood texture. Below is an easily-identifiable part of the texture that can be used for lining this up; however, it's recommended that you perform the full setup on your own, and find a reference that works well for your display setup.
