50 Stamps run routing, as of 26/03/18, and guides for beginners

After lots of timing and putting the segments together Randomno and I were able to get this greatly optimized routing.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HqU7hvEcsVJ5qCwcsrtUdk0L95AsB24Xq_4wLYUfLyE

If you are not experience with CP or stamps at all I recommend the follow to the following stamp guides: 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10WyLn9dRBEF0QKk7bQpx1hUzmK9WH5Uu6CyEHcmfhxQ/edit

Old detailed guide, it's based of an older routing, but a lot of it can still be used to help)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsysUs5VjkysTf30-mbZV0w and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMoh1qoki6t4ve5qim6Rl8Q (CPR stamp guides, they have guides about pretty much everything so look them up if you need any info on a stamp)
Don't forget that the CP minigames are like any game, and you shouldn't start speedrunning until you've at least played them "casually"

500 Coins Any Method Guide (Handcam)

Handcam vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ougLrVfomg4

1. Start in Cove
2. Go Surfing (With Silver Board)
3. Perform two >2500 point jumps
4. Exit the minigame

Tips to get a >2500 point jump:
- Get a minimum of 11 spins (Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x-yBcOdpgRFmw3fCxdUlKjYIf4vImx2EO_z9PJ6hipI/edit?usp=sharing)
- Hold Left+Right (Doubles points, mashing makes you lose a couple of points)
- Grind on the top of the wave for a couple of frames, then let go (Doubles points)
- Play on the Vivaldi Browser (?)

(?) = No concrete evidence.

500 Coins Puffle Roundup Guide

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9UaE45TZrY

All Mission routes and strats

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WIayKho5kkHx1r8QsZfZ7t8Lh1WktGR7uV_n0GQ0tY4/edit?usp=sharing

All Solved Mazes image guide

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AFT0MKAVTk9zSl9Bug25EarCUvh6K7JQ3ad-oMVhNcU/edit?usp=sharing

Astro Barrier transition shots

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLGlV7YN69c
This trick works with shots that are left on the screen when you transition. Unfortunely, you can only do this on tutorial screens or in levels with turrets, because once the level is complete, you can't shoot anything, so the way it works is that you must fire with a turret and your ship at the same time, and only one of them must hit the ship to end the level. This way one of the shots will be left on screen when transitioning, and it might hit targets on the new level. On tutorial screens you can freely shoot and progress so you can just shoot and press enter.

There are a few transition shots that save time over the old strategy TAS (which uses one transition shot kind of accidentaly), such as 30-31, 31-32, 32-33 and 33-34, although the most optimal seems to be the 31-32 and 32-33 combo.

Consistent method of getting Astro max stamps using transition shots

Very useful, can be used to miss one shot between levels 5-10 on 50 stamps and three shots between levels 5-30 on 100 stamps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyRrDNJIqfc&feature=youtu.be

The explanation for why this happen is: Basically the way the stamp works is that it goes for how many times you have shot. When you shoot during a tutorial screen, that amount doesn't change, so what you can do is transition after shooting to get that shot on the level after it, using it to shoot something. Since the shot was originally done in a tutorial screen, your shot counter doesn't go up and the game thinks you still have one more shot to go before screwing up the stamp, doing that on all tutorial screens renders you up to three shots throughout the run.

The exact transition shots used during this run are the following: The tutorial screens before levels 7, 11 and 16. To get them, you just need to shoot in the correct spot and press enter so that you start the next level. The video shows all the three places, even though you might not notice me doing them before levels 7 and 16 because I mash Space then Enter very quickly. For levels 7 and 16, you just need to position yourself correctly and mash it, but on level 11 you need to wait your shot to travel a bit, and be aligned with where the ship would be.

Fast Scrolling Explained

It’s been known since the first PSA mission in June 30, 2006 that occasionally you could scroll much faster than intended, but it wasn’t until November 14th, 2017, more than ten years after PSA missions were released, that a consistent method for fast scrolling was found. After much testing between different community members, Randomno found that by holding your mouse down on the scroll arrow, dragging your mouse off the scroll arrow while still holding the mouse button, then letting go of the mouse button, then the next time you attempted to scroll, you would be scrolling at a much faster rate. This could be repeated indefinitely until you are scrolling so fast that it doesn’t look like you’re scrolling at all. However, nobody really knew why and so today I am here to answer this question!

Everything in Club Penguin is made up of SWF files. There are the exported files from flash and you can use multiple SWF files for different aspects of your game. In this case the missions are made up of a bunch of different swf files, the “quest.swf” which is what is loaded when you start the mission, the inventory, the spy phone, the room that you’re in, and the items that you’re holding are all swf files. In this case, we are interested in the “quest.swf” which contains the scroll arrows. These are defined as buttons in flash. This means they have a rollover action, a press action, and a release action. The rollover action starts by calling a function the has already been defined in the main bulk of the code, it move the room on the x axis by any number every frame. But in the rollover action this function doesn’t actually use a number but rather it uses a variable called “scrollAmt” or “scroll amount”.  “scrollAmt” is set to a number, in this case at the very start this variable is set to 10. Next we move on to the press action. This function multiples the “scrollAmt” variable by two so that as long as this button is pressed it will scroll the screen by 20 instead of 10. Finally the release action. This resets “scrollAmt” back to its default; 10. It should be noted that the “scrollAmt” never resets unless you’ve released the mouse button on the button or you’ve entered “cutscene mode” where you can no longer scroll.

Here’s where the glitch comes in: flash has a bug where any buttons release action isn’t run if the user releases the button off of where the button is. So if you were to hold the button and release the button off from where the button is, you could keep multiplying “scrollAmt” infinitely (or at least until it doesn’t even look like you’re scrolling anymore). 

The question now is: Why did the Club Penguin programmers decide to use variables instead of just using the numbers 10 and 20. They probably did this so if they ever needed to change how fast the player scrolled depending on what room they were in, they could do so easily. However to my knowledge this functionality was ever used.

In summary: 
- Rolling over the arrow moves the room 10 in the x position every frame
- Clicking on the arrow multiplies the amount scrolled every frame by 2
- The code to reset the amount scrolled is called when you release the arrow
- However in flash this code is only called when you release the mouse button on the arrow
- So by releasing the mouse button off the arrow you can multiply the amount scrolled multiple times

List of softlocks in All Missions and their explanations

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jcm_AS2dRan6FhNvJUQ9pCjLJ8e-jENabN7yQoOwHsg/edit?usp=sharing

Trick Master guide for 50 stamps (Cart Surfer)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVCnogd8OSY

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Mission 1: Case of the Missing Puffles

Mission 2: G’s Secret Mission

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Mission 4: Avalanche Rescue

Mission 5: Secret of the Fur

Mission 6: Questions for a Crab

Mission 7: Clockwork Repairs

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Mission 11: The Veggie Villain

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Two big changes:



1. You can now download Waddle Forever and play missions optimally easily.



2. All Missions has transitioned to 24 FPS and we have added a no mapless category. We recommend all runners who had 30 FPS runs to run it again

Nama	Penulis
50 Stamps run routing, as of 26/03/18, and guides for beginners	nhaar 5 years ago
500 Coins Any Method Guide (Handcam)	Lothjon 6 years ago
500 Coins Puffle Roundup Guide	Lothjon 6 years ago
All Mission routes and strats	Randomno 6 years ago
All Solved Mazes image guide	nhaar 3 years ago
Astro Barrier transition shots	nhaar 6 years ago
Consistent method of getting Astro max stamps using transition shots	nhaar 6 years ago
Fast Scrolling Explained	stick 6 years ago
List of softlocks in All Missions and their explanations	stick 6 years ago
Trick Master guide for 50 stamps (Cart Surfer)	nhaar 6 years ago