Ok so take the in-game timer, add 37, divide by your computer's refresh rate, subtract by the temperate outside in Kelvin, unplug your monitor and restart your PC, go to a random book in the library of babel, go to page 62 and copy the entire page, then convert to base 10 and paste the result into JavaScript, run the code, and take the 3rd, 5th, and 19th letter of the error message you get, stick these 3 letters into a triangle calculator, take the angle of ∠AC, and that is the rounding error present within the Roblox recording system (in binary).
Plug your monitor back in. Open Minecraft Realms™. Paste the rounding error percentage in this elaborate function I programmed in the Geometry Dash programming language "SPWN". Close Minecraft Realms™. Log back into your PC. Go to somewes.com and go to frame count. Paste the video of the run into the program (you can upload the video to YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, LinkedIn, or MySpace), calculate the starting frame by taking the root of the 9th partial sum of the last 20 digits of pi, and eyeball the ending frame (it doesn't really matter), you should have a good approximation of the IGT.
There is also a more complicated method that is more accurate, but it requires the base components to brew rocket fuel and construct a particle accelerator (might still be worth it in your case).
Any other questions, and feel free to ask!
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Nolyswagger the first.
