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With [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AomSNwtHQQvFdFFfdW1FNUQtM0hiR0wwSkR6aTFGeVE#gid=5 this spreadsheet] you can easily find out your percentage at any given time. |
With [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AomSNwtHQQvFdFFfdW1FNUQtM0hiR0wwSkR6aTFGeVE#gid=5 this spreadsheet] you can easily find out your percentage at any given time. |
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+ | ==Adventure Screen== |
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+ | [[File:Max%.png|thumb|132% file]]The displayed number is a different one from the percentage computed with the items above. It's an 8 bit signed integer, which means it has no decimal places (it's not even rounded) and ranges from -128 to 127. If you happen to get 128% or more on a file, it will simply wrap down to -128 and continue counting up. |
*An integer is a whole number. |
*An integer is a whole number. |
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*8-bit means it has 2^8 (256) possible states. |
*8-bit means it has 2^8 (256) possible states. |
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*Signed means the range is divided into positive and negative numbers. |
*Signed means the range is divided into positive and negative numbers. |
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+ | ==The Unknown 101% Trigger== |
| − | If your total percentage is 101 or higher, the secret ending cutscene will show up after you beat K. Rool. Even if your file has a negative number on it, it will still show up because the real percentage is above 101. |
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| − | ==The Unknown 101st Percent Trigger== |
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There's some contradiction with the total percentage. If you add the above values together, you'll get 100.4%. Also, the 13th segment of Joe Wiewel's old run shows that [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgf_dkLajGA&list=PLF5B2F9C48B7691AF#t=254s the last Golden Banana is not needed to get 101%]. At the beginning of this video, he has 99%. Then he collects 2 GB's and ends up with 101%, although 2 GB's are worth less than 1%. Therefore, it's currently assumed that some unknown trigger in the game adds at least 1% in a 101% run. |
There's some contradiction with the total percentage. If you add the above values together, you'll get 100.4%. Also, the 13th segment of Joe Wiewel's old run shows that [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgf_dkLajGA&list=PLF5B2F9C48B7691AF#t=254s the last Golden Banana is not needed to get 101%]. At the beginning of this video, he has 99%. Then he collects 2 GB's and ends up with 101%, although 2 GB's are worth less than 1%. Therefore, it's currently assumed that some unknown trigger in the game adds at least 1% in a 101% run. |
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| + | The trigger is also in some way related to the secret ending cutscene that shows up when you beat the game with 101%. |
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Revision as of 11:45, 29 May 2013
These are them items that count toward the percentage on a file.
| Item | Number | Single Percentage | Total Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Golden Banana | 201 | 0.4% | 80.4% |
| Battle Crown | 10 | 0.5% | 5% |
| Banana Fairy | 20 | 0.2% | 4% |
| Banana Medal | 40 | 0.2% | 8% |
| Boss Key | 8 | 0.25% | 2% |
| Nintendo Coin | 1 | 0.5% | 0.5% |
| Rareware Coin | 1 | 0.5% | 0.5% |
With this spreadsheet you can easily find out your percentage at any given time.
Adventure Screen
132% file
The displayed number is a different one from the percentage computed with the items above. It's an 8 bit signed integer, which means it has no decimal places (it's not even rounded) and ranges from -128 to 127. If you happen to get 128% or more on a file, it will simply wrap down to -128 and continue counting up.
- An integer is a whole number.
- 8-bit means it has 2^8 (256) possible states.
- Signed means the range is divided into positive and negative numbers.
The Unknown 101% Trigger
There's some contradiction with the total percentage. If you add the above values together, you'll get 100.4%. Also, the 13th segment of Joe Wiewel's old run shows that the last Golden Banana is not needed to get 101%. At the beginning of this video, he has 99%. Then he collects 2 GB's and ends up with 101%, although 2 GB's are worth less than 1%. Therefore, it's currently assumed that some unknown trigger in the game adds at least 1% in a 101% run.
The trigger is also in some way related to the secret ending cutscene that shows up when you beat the game with 101%.