It is insane but since it's still a TAS, it won't be accepted. A category for TASes would be interesting though!

Also, KlimbRio1 created a 12.6 L5 TAS in this project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/620172671

You mean pausing or something else perhaps? Besides, I don't think pausing the game is forbidden as it's an in-game feature and people have used this (probably)

@PolarYt323 actually WRs in Appel is people speedrunning without the help of tools so TASes aren't counted as WRs, rather they're (TASes) there to find out how fast a level can be beaten

Ok then but I won't dare to try it now, I don't have the courage to

Then can I use the L5 spikedge route thingy?

@themadpunter but that just encourage cheaters to create even more advanced ways to cheat

@BringUpYourPost I know, it even lags for me sometimes

Well then I guess you need a video proof (but record it while you get the time instead of the replay)

Lol this suddenly reminds me of the first time I beat Collapsing (in which the time happens to be 22.2)

Well yes, but anyone beating a level like this earns my respect :))

Woah just 0.1 sec faster than me

@CAKEC0DER just change the "player5396LJLJ12" to "player5396LJLJ20"

That corner clip is pretty tough...

@Swskrei the jump at the blue block is probably a frame-perfect. I actually pass it 3 times but was also stupid enough to fail the last jump twice XD

@taliix I couldn't do the next walljump consistently if I kept moving forward and there's a chance of overshooting

That's strange

@YodaMan it does?

For birds, I guess you can just activate them and then go out of the screen where the bird is

@Swskrei that's alright

Here's my theory: For now I'll call the LJ and the number behind them 'LJx', x is a number.

The 4th LJx is the frame that the player clicks and the next LJx is how long the player holds the key (in frame). It could be the same for the 6th, 8th and so on.