Preferably use Turbowarp https://www.turbowarp.org/532879066 The "res" changes how many pixels are recorded, meaning the larger "res" is, the fewer pixels there are, and the "quality" changes how many colors are scanned, with the higher "quality" is, the more colors there are. To record a video, click the green flag, choose your settings, then click again. Once you are done recording, yet again click again. This will process your video, and will play it back again (Note, it's safe to stop the project once starts playing back). To play a video back, just press space. The settings and such should still be saved. This project DID NOT use Turbowarp to record the default video, as I didn't want to deceive people of its speed on Scratch. This would look far better if I had. The default video was recorded at res 5, quality 15.
Video source: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/youtube/FkQdwUns7H8 -- Super Mario World Credits Warp TAS by Masterjun Sorry about any freezes in playback (though I didn't notice many, mainly it just skips the title screen sadly), this was recorded using a Chromebook which freezes on Scratch due to GoGuardian. Anyone can use the techniques used in this project as long as you give credit to @Geotale and @Mathman05, and you DO NOT connect this to cloud, unless you (Preferably, I can't really enforce this much -- Anything else could possible be against the rules, though): 1. Are the only one recording, and 2. You always archive the project, which just means either keeping it shared or unsharing it, just not deleting it -- DO NOT DELETE THE VIDEO. I don't want to get into any trouble with the ST for people breaking rules with this, and anything connected to the cloud should be safe as long as it follows the Scratch CG and you achieve it this way, even if people accuse you of not following them. I'm really just saying this to get me out of any trouble, though :p
