Any% No Up&A overworld route timings

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	This spreadsheet is designed to help The Legend of Zelda speedrunning community theorycraft and audit the potential efficiency of overworld pathing screen-by-screen.
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3	Each route will have a description of its strengths and shortcomings. The route name also has a shorthand to describe its unique level order and candle acquistion.						Screen scroll speed adjuster. In an RTA setting, perfectly executed screen scrolls are far from reality. The TAS spends all of 35 frames to skip a screen, but in RTA the best players take 60+ frames to traverse a screen using a one-frame tap and 50+ using a sword-buffer. This sheet already assumes 25 frames of human error compared to the TAS for every time an overworld clip must be executed, which is still optimistic. This adjuster can let us scale up that value. The default value for both types of scroll is 1.0, which entered in the adjustment box will change nothing. Entering .583 would be TAS speed.
4	Darkwing route (527BC)	Adjusted TOTAL	walking	transition	menu
5	overworld seconds	436.26	302.485	117.51	15.37
6	frames	26219	18179	7062	924
7	Overworld Transitions & Menus	L/R (105f)	U (86f)	D (84f)	Menu
8	78	42	24	12	7
9	Screen scroll count & adjustment	RTL	12	1.20	sec	<-	"RTL" 1-frame tap scroll time (right-to-left, up/down, ladder clips)	CLIP	1.1
10		LTR	6	-0.3	sec	<-	"LTR" Sword-buffered scroll time (left-to-right only)	CLIP	0.95
11	Screen	seconds	walk (f)	transition	type
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13	A description of how the current screen is traversed	seconds walking (frames/60.0988)	# of frames walking	# of transition frames	U		Things this sheet accounts for:
14					D		All necessary menus, or potentially expedient menus that may vary by route.
15					L		Getting Red Candle if necessary
16					R		Major changes in enemy formations, e.g. after picking up a red candle.
17					I		Lag frames when entering caves
18					O		The glitched timer value affecting the Blue Ring Shop merchant (fixed in JP-cart)
19					M		Human limitations of frame perfect techniques. Screen scroll times are adjustable
20							Zig-zag walking aka 'pumps'. They are "OOT frame perfect" and expected.
21	Transition types						Mandatory time differences for varying equipment in dungeons, e.g. white sword vs. bosses
22		frames+					Things not accounted for:
23	Up	86	This will include Roocorder warps, which transition the screen upward				Time spent collecting needed drops. For example, the double hundo doesn't need to pick up a single rupee drop from enemies.
24	Down	84					Dungeon interior routing. There is no collection of work detailing how fast dungeon rooms in this game should go with optimal strats, mostly because the game is too random.
25	Left	105					Minor changes in dungeon enemy formations
26	Right	105	This will include normal recorder warps				Variable combat time differences, such as white sword vs. wizzrobes (also vulnerable to bombs)
27	In cave	0	Secrets, Hearts, and shopping caves have their transition times included in the whole of the cave timing.				Outside of screen scroll adjustment, there is currently no implementation for grading the routes.
28	Out of cave	0					Playing anything but NA PRG0 or NA PRG1 on anything but standard hardware frame rates.
29	Menu	0	Opening and closing the menu takes a minimum of 132 frames total.
30							Made by Eunos	Timed for NTSC English language versions.	Japanese-English time differences here.
31							special thanks to Saver for laying the groundwork thanks to everyone who asked questions and came up with ideas
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