Update files mirrored from maddie480.ovh

Author: maddie480-bot

updatermirror/everest_update.yaml

@@ -38480,14 +38480,14 @@ WaterMountain:
   URL: https://gamebanana.com/mmdl/1065778
 MotionSmoothing:
   GameBananaType: Mod
-  Version: 1.1.1
-  LastUpdate: 1717994932
-  Size: 42917
+  Version: 1.2.0
+  LastUpdate: 1764459914
+  Size: 63919
   GameBananaId: 514173
-  GameBananaFileId: 1212336
+  GameBananaFileId: 1571644
   xxHash:
-  - a60b80a934010151
-  URL: https://gamebanana.com/mmdl/1212336
+  - bd0fef3dd1fd0207
+  URL: https://gamebanana.com/mmdl/1571644
 FCEmoji:
   GameBananaType: Mod
   Version: 1.0.0

updatermirror/mod_dependency_graph.yaml

@@ -82887,9 +82887,11 @@ MotionSmoothing:
   - Name: SpeedrunTool
     Version: 3.22.0
   Dependencies:
+  - Name: DisplayMessageCommand
+    Version: 1.0.4
   - Name: EverestCore
     Version: 1.4673.0
-  URL: https://gamebanana.com/mmdl/1212336
+  URL: https://gamebanana.com/mmdl/1571644
 FCEmoji:
   OptionalDependencies: []
   Dependencies:

updatermirror/mod_search_database.yaml

@@ -130057,66 +130057,68 @@
   Author: fancyfurret
   Description: 120+ FPS in Celeste without breaking physics!
   Likes: 19
-  Views: 26965
-  Downloads: 5912
+  Views: 27003
+  Downloads: 5928
   Text: "<h1>Celeste Motion Smoothing</h1>\r\nA mod for Celeste that raises the FPS\
-    \ above 60,\_<i>without</i>\_breaking\r\nphysics. Settings are available to toggle\
-    \ the mod, change the target framerate, and change the player smoothing\r\nmode.\
-    \ This essentially works by keeping the physics update at a fixed 60 FPS, and\
-    \ smoothing the entity/camera/etc\r\npositions during render at 120+ FPS. Should\
-    \ work with most modded maps, I've been using it successfully with\r\nStrawberry\
-    \ Jam levels.\r\n<br><br><b>\r\n    Note that the demo video is 60FPS, so it's\
-    \ not a true representation of what the\r\n    mod will look like on a 120hz+\
-    \ monitor, there is no motion blur when actually playing. Thank you\_Klyx for\r\
-    \n    the video!</b>\r\n<br><br>\r\n<span class=\"RedColor\"><span class=\"GreenColor\"\
-    ><b>I have verified the accuracy of physics with this mod enabled by running the\
-    \ Any% TAS, which still finishes like normal, but at a buttery smooth 120+ FPS!</b></span></span>\r\
-    \n<br><br>\r\n<h2>Smoothing Modes</h2>\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Extrapolate</b>:\_\
-    <span class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>\_This mode predicts object\r\n\
+    \ above 60,&nbsp;<i>without</i>&nbsp;breaking\r\nphysics. Settings are available\
+    \ to toggle the mod, change the target framerate, and change the player smoothing\r\
+    \nmode. This essentially works by keeping the physics update at a fixed 60 FPS,\
+    \ and smoothing the entity/camera/etc\r\npositions during render at 120+ FPS.\
+    \ Should work with most modded maps, I've been using it successfully with\r\n\
+    Strawberry Jam levels.\r\n<br><br><b>\r\n    Note that the demo video is 60FPS,\
+    \ so it's not a true representation of what the\r\n    mod will look like on a\
+    \ 120hz+ monitor, there is no motion blur when actually playing. Thank you&nbsp;Klyx\
+    \ for\r\n    the video!</b>\r\n<br><br>\r\n<span class=\"RedColor\"><span class=\"\
+    GreenColor\"><b>I have verified the accuracy of physics with this mod enabled\
+    \ by running the Any% TAS, which still finishes like normal, but at a buttery\
+    \ smooth 120+ FPS!</b></span></span>\r\n<br><br>\r\n<h2>Smooth Camera</h2>\r\n\
+    This option lets the camera move continuously: i.e. half of a pixel could be shown\
+    \ on\r\nthe side of the screen while the camera is moving. This is especially\
+    \ noticeable when the camera is slowly catching up to the player. <span class=\"\
+    GreenColor\">This works regardless of FPS, so if you only have a 60hz monitor,\
+    \ this option will still make the game smoother!</span> Like everything in this\
+    \ mod, this does not affect physics in any way, and the camera still moves exactly\
+    \ like normal, only smoother.<br><br>\r\nCamera smoothing can be accomplished\
+    \ in two different ways:\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Hires</b>:&nbsp;<span class=\"\
+    GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>&nbsp;This substantially changes Celeste's rendering\
+    \ pipeline to render everything at a 6x internal scale, so that the gameplay and\
+    \ foreground can be composited onto the background with a fractional-pixel offset.\
+    \ This makes for the highest-quality result, but it requires drawing the foreground\
+    \ scaled, so there are occasional minor visual oddities like the snow in chapter\
+    \ 7 moving smoothly, unstuck from the pixel grid. More importantly, this mode\
+    \ <b>is incompatible with a small number of mods</b>, particularly those with\
+    \ a large number of dependencies like Strawberry Jam's Heart Sides. If you encounter\
+    \ a game-breaking visual glitch in a level, you will lilely have to use the other\
+    \ mode.<br></li>\r\n    <li class=\"SelectedElement\"><b>Unlock</b>:&nbsp;This\
+    \ accomplishes the same effect as the Hires smoothing mode, but by just unlocking\
+    \ the camera from the pixel grid instead. Since it doesn't change the internal\
+    \ rendering, this is compatible with nearly every mod, but it has the drawback\
+    \ that the background jitters uncontrollably when moving the camera. This isn't\
+    \ the end of the world, but it's recommended to use the Hires mode instead when\
+    \ possible.<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Off</b>:&nbsp;This smoothing can also be disabled.</li>\r\
+    \n</ul><br>\r\n\r\n<h2>Smoothing Modes</h2>\r\nSeparate from camera smoothing,\
+    \ objects themselves have their position smoothed.\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Extrapolate</b>:&nbsp;<span\
+    \ class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>&nbsp;This mode predicts object\r\n\
     \        positions based off previous updates. This mode feels very similar to\
     \ vanilla, and looks pretty much the\r\n        same as Interpolate. Can introduce\
     \ slight (visual only) weirdness when moving at very high speeds.<br></li>\r\n\
     \    <li><b>Interpolate</b>: This mode interpolates object positions between the\
     \ last two physics updates. This mode\r\n        is very smooth, but there will\
-    \ be an extra 1-2 frames of delay.\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<br>\r\n<h2>Unlock\
-    \ Camera</h2>\r\nThis option makes it so that the camera is no longer forced to\
-    \ move pixel by pixel. It can now move completely\r\ncontinuously. This is especially\
-    \ noticeable when the camera is slowly catching up to the player, it now moves\r\
-    \nperfectly smoothly, instead of jumping in full pixel increments. This means\
-    \ that half of a pixel could be shown on\r\nthe side of the screen while the camera\
-    \ is moving.<br>\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li>Like everything in this mod, this still does\
-    \ not affect physics in any way, and the camera still moves like\r\n        it\
-    \ normally does, just smoother.</li>\r\n    <li><b><span class=\"GreenColor\"\
-    >This mode even works at 60 FPS, so if you only have a 60hz monitor, this option\
-    \ will still make Celeste a bit smoother!</span></b>\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n\
-    (On by default since I think it really improves the smoothness of the mod. If\
-    \ you dislike it, you can disable it in\r\nsettings)<br><br>\r\n\r\n<h3>Unlock\
-    \ Camera Modes</h3>\r\nIn order to unlock the camera with the limitations of Celeste\
-    \ rendering, I need to slightly offset the entire screen\r\nat the very end of\
-    \ rendering. This leaves black gaps around the level that are very distracting.\
-    \ To hide these,\r\nthere are three modes:<br>\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Extend</b>:\_\
-    <span class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]\_</span>This extends the\r\n        pixels\
-    \ on the sides of the level to\r\n        the edges of the window. This means\
-    \ that pixels could be 1.5x taller/wider on the edge, but it is not very\r\n \
-    \       noticeable while playing/moving.\r\n    </li>\r\n    <li><b>Zoom</b>:\
-    \ Zooms the level in by 1 pixel. This causes the low resolution of Celeste to\
-    \ no longer be a perfect\r\n        multiple of common resolutions, so this can\
-    \ cause some slight distortion to the pixels.\r\n    </li>\r\n    <li class=\"\
-    SelectedElement\"><b>Border</b>: Adds a half pixel black border around the level.</li>\r\
-    \n</ul>\r\n<br>\r\n\r\n<h2>Update Mode</h2>\r\nFor this mod to work, we need to\
-    \ somehow get the game to draw above 60FPS, but keep the physics updates at 60FPS.\r\
-    \nThere are two main methods to this, and you can choose between them. There are\
-    \ pros/cons to both methods.<br>\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Interval</b>:\_<span class=\"\
-    GreenColor\">[Recommended]\_</span>Has the best compatibility, but\r\n       \
-    \ restricts your FPS to increments of 60. For a 144hz monitor you could try 120\
-    \ or 180 and see which looks the\r\n        best.\r\n    </li>\r\n    <li><b>Dynamic</b>:\
-    \ Allows you to select any number for FPS (like 144) but at the cost of mod compatibility.\r\
-    \n        It's rare, but if a mod tries to hook the main XNA Tick method, then\
-    \ one of the mods might not work\r\n        properly. (Confirmed breaks TAS Recorder,\
-    \ maybe others).\_\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>"
+    \ be an extra 1-2 frames of delay.\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<br>\r\n\r\n<h2>Update\
+    \ Mode</h2>\r\nFor this mod to work, we need to somehow get the game to draw above\
+    \ 60FPS, but keep the physics updates at 60FPS.\r\nThere are two main methods\
+    \ to this, and you can choose between them. There are pros/cons to both methods.<br>\r\
+    \n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Interval</b>:&nbsp;<span class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]&nbsp;</span>Has\
+    \ the best compatibility, but\r\n        restricts your FPS to increments of 60.\
+    \ For a 144hz monitor you could try 120 or 180 and see which looks the\r\n   \
+    \     best.\r\n    </li>\r\n    <li><b>Dynamic</b>: Allows you to select any number\
+    \ for FPS (like 144) but at the cost of mod compatibility.\r\n        It's rare,\
+    \ but if a mod tries to hook the main XNA Tick method, then one of the mods might\
+    \ not work\r\n        properly. (Confirmed breaks TAS Recorder, maybe others).&nbsp;\r\
+    \n    </li>\r\n</ul>"
   CreatedDate: 1716069297
-  ModifiedDate: 1762803241
-  UpdatedDate: 1717995668
+  ModifiedDate: 1764460566
+  UpdatedDate: 1764460458
   Screenshots:
   - https://images.gamebanana.com/img/ss/mods/66491f59cb21f.jpg
   - https://images.gamebanana.com/img/ss/mods/664916980f89e.jpg
@@ -130125,18 +130127,25 @@
   - https://celestemodupdater.0x0a.de/banana-mirror-images/img_ss_mods_66491f59cb21f.png
   - https://celestemodupdater.0x0a.de/banana-mirror-images/img_ss_mods_664916980f89e.png
   Files:
+  - Description: v1.2.0
+    HasEverestYaml: true
+    Size: 63919
+    CreatedDate: 1764459914
+    Downloads: 0
+    URL: https://gamebanana.com/dl/1571644
+    Name: motionsmoothing-v120.zip
   - Description: v1.1.1
     HasEverestYaml: true
     Size: 42917
     CreatedDate: 1717994932
-    Downloads: 5146
+    Downloads: 5161
     URL: https://gamebanana.com/dl/1212336
     Name: motionsmoothing-v111.zip
   - Description: v1.1.0
     HasEverestYaml: true
     Size: 40255
     CreatedDate: 1717729487
-    Downloads: 251
+    Downloads: 252
     URL: https://gamebanana.com/dl/1210039
     Name: motionsmoothing-v110.zip
   - Description: v1.0.1