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[[File:MWttS blueprint.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Goomba Oasis blueprint]] | [[File:MWttS blueprint.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Goomba Oasis blueprint]] | ||
With the introduction of [[Goomba Cluster| | With the introduction of [[Goomba Cluster|Goomba cluster]]s and [[Goomba Structure#Goomba Oasis|Goomba oases]], the required number of goombas quickly dropped down from exponential to quadratic, leading pannekoek2012 to develop a strategy to collect all secrets. Goomba clusters are created by releasing a group of goombas using the same HOLP but from different angles, allowing multiple goombas to stack at the same location. However, due to overlapping hitboxes of these goomba clones, each goomba only has a thin region where it can be interacted with, so Mario needs to be maneuvered very carefully. The goomba oasis is created by using [[transport cloning]], which occurs when the object is being pushed by an enemy, and releases the clone at the midpoint between its position and the HOLP, but at the HOLP's height, allowing a massive number of goombas occupying the oasis and bridging between the fourth and fifth secrets. | ||
The TAS run was completed on May 29, 2015. It took 55 hours to create, with 2 years of planning, resulting in a run that takes 56 minutes to finish. The HOLP takes 28 goombas to reach, the oasis consists of 7 goombas, and the final [[goomba staircase]] takes 36 goombas to bridge up the oasis, totaling 71 goombas to complete the mission. | The TAS run was completed on May 29, 2015. It took 55 hours to create, with 2 years of planning, resulting in a run that takes 56 minutes to finish. The HOLP takes 28 goombas to reach, the oasis consists of 7 goombas, and the final [[goomba staircase]] takes 36 goombas to bridge up the oasis, totaling 71 goombas to complete the mission. | ||