Infinite Speed - Revision history

Whiskers at 17:55, 13 November 2022

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	===Fixing Lightshow===		===Fixing Lightshow===
	It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at NaN again, giving Samus lightshow. To permanently fix lightshow, ~~the Camera~~ must ~~be reloaded~~. ~~This is accomplished through any~~ [[~~Cutscene~~]] that ~~has~~ a scripted camera ~~or by reloading~~ Samus ~~entirely with a death or elevator~~.		It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at NaN again, giving Samus lightshow.

			To permanently fix lightshow, you must use a [[Cutscene]]. Any cutscene works, however not all cutscenes are made equal. Cutscenes with scripted camera like [[Phendrana Shorelines]] or a Save Station will automatically fix lightshow when the cutscene ends. This also applies to cutscenes where the player is completely reloaded like an Elevator or Death. To fix lightshow on a cutscene that does not have a scripted camera, Samus must unmorph within 2 frames of that cutscene ending.

	===NaN Cannon===		===NaN Cannon===

HeadshotTAS at 21:43, 22 October 2021

2021-10-22T21:43:02Z

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	== Obtaining Infinite Speed ==		== Obtaining Infinite Speed ==
	To obtain IS, one must be "stuck" in collision while in morph ball with low enough friction to rotate freely, and then hold the control stick at a very specific angle. The morph ball will then begin to spin rapidly, eventually flickering between two different visual frames of rotation. Here Samus is building angular velocity in [[Morph Ball]] exponentially until it overflows to ~~[[Nan]]~~. This takes roughly 45 seconds, and can be confirmed visually when the [[Morph Ball]] shell dissappears. This means you now have Infinite Speed.		To obtain IS, one must be "stuck" in collision while in morph ball with low enough friction to rotate freely, and then hold the control stick at a very specific angle. The morph ball will then begin to spin rapidly, eventually flickering between two different visual frames of rotation. Here Samus is building angular velocity in [[Morph Ball]] exponentially until it overflows to NaN. This takes roughly 45 seconds, and can be confirmed visually when the [[Morph Ball]] shell dissappears. This means you now have Infinite Speed.

	The places which you can obtain IS usually contain most of the following characteristics:		The places which you can obtain IS usually contain most of the following characteristics:
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	===Fixing Lightshow===		===Fixing Lightshow===
	It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at NaN again, giving Samus lightshow. To permanently fix lightshow, the Camera must be reloaded. This is accomplished through any [[~~Actionable~~ Cutscene ~~Gltich\|cutscene~~]] that has a scripted camera or by reloading Samus entirely with a death or elevator.		It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at NaN again, giving Samus lightshow. To permanently fix lightshow, the Camera must be reloaded. This is accomplished through any [[Cutscene]] that has a scripted camera or by reloading Samus entirely with a death or elevator.

	===NaN Cannon===		===NaN Cannon===

HeadshotTAS at 18:29, 21 October 2021

2021-10-21T18:29:54Z

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	In [[Metroid Prime]] you can get IS between a box and a wall (for example, in Magma Pool, as demonstrated in the examples below). In all newer versions of the game, the only way to get IS is through [[Out of Bounds]] methods.		In [[Metroid Prime]] you can get IS between a box and a wall (for example, in Magma Pool, as demonstrated in the examples below). In all newer versions of the game, the only way to get IS is through [[Out of Bounds]] methods.

	== Using NaN ==		==Using NaN==
	~~Nan~~ is a numeric value used in computing. It is undefined and unrepresentable similar to ~~Infinity however~~ they behave differently and are not ~~Interchangeable~~. Any effects of Infinite Speed are a result of ~~Nan~~ carrying over to other memory addresses. The two primary effects of Infinite Speed are '''Framedrag''' and '''Lightshow'''. There are a number of other effects, mostly stemming from one of these two primary effects.		NaN (Not a Number) is a numeric value used in computing. It is undefined and unrepresentable similar to infinity. However, they behave differently and are not interchangeable. Any effects of Infinite Speed are a result of NaN carrying over to other memory addresses. The two primary effects of Infinite Speed are '''Framedrag''' and '''Lightshow'''. There are a number of other effects, mostly stemming from one of these two primary effects.

	=== Framedrag ===		===Framedrag===
	Framedragging is the most useful effect of and primary reason for using Infinite Speed. When Framedragging, Samus' transform's position is set to NaN, which causes the collision algorithms to break down as it proceeds down the calculations for the Collision Tree. This usually leads to Samus "colliding" with most active objects in the game simultaneously. How Samus is stuck and where, will change how Samus proceeds through the Collision Tree and can result in different outcomes. Typically Samus will "collide" with every ~~enemies~~, trigger, and pickup loaded when achieving frame drag. This is most notably useful to pick up certain items that are otherwise unobtainable or to touch multiple triggers simultaneously. It also has several other uses in a TAS setting - triggering elevators and save stations remotely, killing enemies and picking up health drops from a distance, etc.		Framedragging is the most useful effect of and primary reason for using Infinite Speed. When Framedragging, Samus' transform's position is set to NaN, which causes the collision algorithms to break down as it proceeds down the calculations for the Collision Tree. This usually leads to Samus "colliding" with most active objects in the game simultaneously. How Samus is stuck and where, will change how Samus proceeds through the Collision Tree and can result in different outcomes. Typically Samus will "collide" with every enemy, trigger, and pickup loaded when achieving frame drag. This is most notably useful to pick up certain items that are otherwise unobtainable or to touch multiple triggers simultaneously. It also has several other uses in a TAS setting - triggering elevators and save stations remotely, killing enemies and picking up health drops from a distance, etc.

	Framedrag can be triggered in one of the following ways:		Framedrag can be triggered in one of the following ways:
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	# Moonjump, under certain circumstances		# Moonjump, under certain circumstances

	=== ~~Nan~~ Bomb ===		===NaN Bomb===
			On the frame Samus has Nan position from Framedrag, Samus can lay a [[Morph Ball Bomb]] or [[Power Bomb]]. This will cause the respective bomb to be laid at NaN Position. This essentially will allow the bomb to framedrag as well, resulting in it damaging everything at the same time. This can be used to bomb multiple bomb slots simultaneously, for example. The easiest way to lay a NaN Bomb is to use Framedrag inside a door to have it close on you. Being stuck inside the door gives you permament NaN Position.

	~~On the frame Samus has Nan position from Framedrag, Samus can lay a~~ [[~~Morph Ball Bomb~~]] or [[Power Bomb\|Power bombs]]. This will cause the respective bomb to be laid at Nan Position. This essentially will allow the bomb to framedrag as well. This results in it damaging everything at the same time. This can be used to bomb multiple bomb slots simultaneously for example. The easiest way to lay a Nan Bomb is to use Framedrag inside a door to have it close on you. Being stuck inside the door gives you permament Nan Position.		===Lightshow===
			''See also: [[Lightshow]]''

	~~=== Lightshow ===~~		Lightshow is the visual effect caused by unmorphing after obtaining Infinite Speed. During lightshow, the camera's transform's position is set to NaN. This forces the game to try to render from NaN perspective, resulting in seemingly random flashing colorful triangles to be drawn across the screen. This makes it impossible to see the game, despite that Samus can still move around normally. Beams and missiles do not work properly. This is because Samus' Arm Cannon is tied to the Camera's position and therefore the Arm Cannon position is also set to NaN. If morphed, bombs and power bombs work normally, and can open the doors they would normally be able to open.
	Lightshow is the visual effect caused by unmorphing after obtaining Infinite Speed. During lightshow, the camera's transform's position is set to ~~Nan~~. This forces the game to try to render from ~~Nan~~ perspective resulting in seemingly random flashing colorful triangles to be drawn across the screen. This makes it impossible to see the game, ~~however~~ Samus can still move around normally. Beams and missiles do not work properly. This is because Samus Arm Cannon is tied to the ~~Cameras~~ position and therefore the Arm Cannon position is also set to ~~Nan~~. If morphed, bombs and power bombs work normally, and can open the doors they would normally be able to open.

	=== Fixing Lightshow ===		===Fixing Lightshow===
	It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at ~~Nan~~ again, giving Samus lightshow. To permanently fix lightshow, the Camera must be reloaded. This is accomplished through any [[Actionable Cutscene Gltich\|cutscene]] that has a scripted camera or by reloading Samus entirely with a death or elevator.		It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at NaN again, giving Samus lightshow. To permanently fix lightshow, the Camera must be reloaded. This is accomplished through any [[Actionable Cutscene Gltich\|cutscene]] that has a scripted camera or by reloading Samus entirely with a death or elevator.

	=== ~~Nan~~ Cannon ===		===NaN Cannon===
	By giving yourself Lightshow, the ~~Cameras~~ position is written to the Arm Cannon's position. This causes projectiles to be fired from ~~Nan~~ which results in most weapons not working. In [[Metroid Prime]], Samus can use [[Flamethrower]] with Lightshow to interact with triggers and damage enemies. In [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]], [[Missile Launcher\|Missiles]] can sometimes open doors, and have some other strange effects.		By giving yourself Lightshow, the Camera's position is written to the Arm Cannon's position. This causes projectiles to be fired from NaN which results in most weapons not working. In [[Metroid Prime]], Samus can use [[Flamethrower]] with Lightshow to interact with triggers and damage enemies. In [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]], [[Missile Launcher\|Missiles]] can sometimes open doors, and have some other strange effects.

	==== Interesting Effects ====		====Interesting Effects====
	* The Map and Visor can be seen with Lightshow, by disabling the Hud Lag in the options menu.		* The Map and Visor can be seen with Lightshow by disabling the Hud Lag in the options menu.
	* In [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]], Morphing and Unmorphing with Light Show can make the map unload. Attempting to open then close the map more than once will crash the game.		* In [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]], Morphing and Unmorphing with Light Show can make the map unload. Attempting to open and then close the map more than once will crash the game.
	* In [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]] It is also possible to get Nan '''linear velocity'' which behaves differently with collision than traditional Framedrag. This can be done after Spring Ball jumping into a specific elevator without the use of Infinite Speed. More research is needed in this game.		* In [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]] It is also possible to get Nan '''linear velocity'' which behaves differently with collision than traditional Framedrag. This can be done after Spring Ball jumping into a specific elevator without the use of Infinite Speed. More research is needed in this game.

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	== Examples ==		==Examples==
	{{#ev:youtube\|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxsYV7V-Rp4}}		{{#ev:youtube\|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxsYV7V-Rp4}}
	[Videos are still needed for these]		[Videos are still needed for these]
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	{{#ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/yIH76tIwlDo}}		{{#ev:youtube\|https://youtu.be/yIH76tIwlDo}}

	== Detailed Mechanics ==		==Detailed Mechanics==

	[[Category:Glitch]]		[[Category:Glitch]]

Whiskers: /* Nan Bomb */

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Nan Bomb

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	=== Nan Bomb ===		=== Nan Bomb ===

	On the frame Samus has Nan position from Framedrag, Samus can lay a [[Morph Ball Bomb]] or [[Power ~~Bombs~~]]. This will cause the respective bomb to be laid at Nan Position. This essentially will allow the bomb to framedrag as well. This results in it damaging everything at the same time. This can be used to bomb multiple bomb slots simultaneously for example. The easiest way to lay a Nan Bomb is to use Framedrag inside a door to have it close on you. Being stuck inside the door gives you permament Nan Position.		On the frame Samus has Nan position from Framedrag, Samus can lay a [[Morph Ball Bomb]] or [[Power Bomb\|Power bombs]]. This will cause the respective bomb to be laid at Nan Position. This essentially will allow the bomb to framedrag as well. This results in it damaging everything at the same time. This can be used to bomb multiple bomb slots simultaneously for example. The easiest way to lay a Nan Bomb is to use Framedrag inside a door to have it close on you. Being stuck inside the door gives you permament Nan Position.

	=== Lightshow ===		=== Lightshow ===

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	'''Infinite speed~~''', also known as '''~~IS''', is a glitch in which Samus' angular ~~momentum~~ overflows. It causes Samus' morphed shell to disappear, and allows you to "framedrag" - effectively collide with most objects in a room simultaneously, causing strange effects, and allowing you to collect certain items. The exact mechanics by which this occurs are still under investigation. Upon unmorphing, the camera data is corrupted, putting you in "Lightshow." While in lightshow, beams and missiles will not fire correctly, and the screen will be covered with seemingly random triangles. You can still move, and open blue doors using bombs. Lightshow is fixed by any cutscene that ~~repositions~~ Samus, ~~notably~~ elevators ~~and~~ save ~~stations~~.		'''Infinite speed (IS)''', is a misnomer. The effects of this glitch are not due to the number infinity or speed. It is a glitch in which Samus' angular velocity overflows. It causes Samus' morphed shell to disappear, and allows you to "framedrag" - effectively collide with most objects in a room simultaneously, causing strange effects, and allowing you to collect certain items. '''The exact mechanics by which this occurs are still under investigation'''. Upon unmorphing, the camera data is corrupted, putting you in "Lightshow." While in lightshow, beams and missiles will not fire correctly, and the screen will be covered with seemingly random triangles. You can still move, and open blue doors using bombs. Lightshow is fixed by any cutscene that reloads Samus' Camera. This is accomplished through most cutscenes, as well as any elevators or save station.

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
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	== Obtaining Infinite Speed ==		== Obtaining Infinite Speed ==
	To obtain IS, one must be "stuck" in collision while in morph ball, and then hold the control stick at a very specific angle. The morph ball will then begin to spin rapidly, eventually flickering between two different visual frames of rotation. ~~After about~~ 45 seconds, the ~~morph ball~~ shell ~~will disappear, and~~ you ~~will be in the infinite speed state~~.		To obtain IS, one must be "stuck" in collision while in morph ball with low enough friction to rotate freely, and then hold the control stick at a very specific angle. The morph ball will then begin to spin rapidly, eventually flickering between two different visual frames of rotation. Here Samus is building angular velocity in [[Morph Ball]] exponentially until it overflows to [[Nan]]. This takes roughly 45 seconds, and can be confirmed visually when the [[Morph Ball]] shell dissappears. This means you now have Infinite Speed.

	The places which you can obtain IS usually contain most of the following characteristics:		The places which you can obtain IS usually contain most of the following characteristics:
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	# Tilting the control stick will cause morph ball to rotate very quickly, or not at all, depending on the angle		# Tilting the control stick will cause morph ball to rotate very quickly, or not at all, depending on the angle
	# Two different pieces of vertical collision near each other		# Two different pieces of vertical collision near each other
	In Metroid Prime ~~GameCube edition,~~ you can get IS between a box and a wall (for example, in Magma Pool, as demonstrated in the examples below). In all newer versions of the game, the only way to get IS is through ~~wrong room~~.		In [[Metroid Prime]] you can get IS between a box and a wall (for example, in Magma Pool, as demonstrated in the examples below). In all newer versions of the game, the only way to get IS is through [[Out of Bounds]] methods.

	== ~~Effects~~ ==		== Using NaN ==
	The two primary effects of Infinite Speed are ~~framedrag~~ and ~~lightshow~~. There are a number of other effects, mostly stemming from one of these two primary effects		Nan is a numeric value used in computing. It is undefined and unrepresentable similar to Infinity however they behave differently and are not Interchangeable. Any effects of Infinite Speed are a result of Nan carrying over to other memory addresses. The two primary effects of Infinite Speed are '''Framedrag''' and '''Lightshow'''. There are a number of other effects, mostly stemming from one of these two primary effects.

	=== Framedrag ===		=== Framedrag ===
	Framedragging is the most useful effect of and primary reason for using Infinite Speed. When ~~framedragging~~, Samus' transform's position is set to NaN, which causes the collision algorithms to break down~~, leading~~ to Samus "colliding" with most active objects in the game simultaneously. ~~This includes~~ enemies, ~~triggers~~, and ~~pickups~~. This is most notably useful to pick up certain items that are otherwise unobtainable. It also has several other uses in a TAS setting - triggering elevators and save stations remotely, killing enemies and picking up health drops from a distance, etc.		Framedragging is the most useful effect of and primary reason for using Infinite Speed. When Framedragging, Samus' transform's position is set to NaN, which causes the collision algorithms to break down as it proceeds down the calculations for the Collision Tree. This usually leads to Samus "colliding" with most active objects in the game simultaneously. How Samus is stuck and where, will change how Samus proceeds through the Collision Tree and can result in different outcomes. Typically Samus will "collide" with every enemies, trigger, and pickup loaded when achieving frame drag. This is most notably useful to pick up certain items that are otherwise unobtainable or to touch multiple triggers simultaneously. It also has several other uses in a TAS setting - triggering elevators and save stations remotely, killing enemies and picking up health drops from a distance, etc.

	Framedrag can be triggered in one of the following ways:		Framedrag can be triggered in one of the following ways:
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	# Moonjump, under certain circumstances		# Moonjump, under certain circumstances

			=== Nan Bomb ===

			On the frame Samus has Nan position from Framedrag, Samus can lay a [[Morph Ball Bomb]] or [[Power Bombs]]. This will cause the respective bomb to be laid at Nan Position. This essentially will allow the bomb to framedrag as well. This results in it damaging everything at the same time. This can be used to bomb multiple bomb slots simultaneously for example. The easiest way to lay a Nan Bomb is to use Framedrag inside a door to have it close on you. Being stuck inside the door gives you permament Nan Position.

	=== Lightshow ===		=== Lightshow ===
	Lightshow is ~~triggered~~ by unmorphing ~~with~~ Infinite Speed. ~~It will persist~~ to ~~morph ball once triggered~~, and ~~can be removed by any cutscene that sets~~ Samus' position ~~- notably~~, ~~elevators~~ and ~~save stations~~.		Lightshow is the visual effect caused by unmorphing after obtaining Infinite Speed. During lightshow, the camera's transform's position is set to Nan. This forces the game to try to render from Nan perspective resulting in seemingly random flashing colorful triangles to be drawn across the screen. This makes it impossible to see the game, however Samus can still move around normally. Beams and missiles do not work properly. This is because Samus Arm Cannon is tied to the Cameras position and therefore the Arm Cannon position is also set to Nan. If morphed, bombs and power bombs work normally, and can open the doors they would normally be able to open.

	~~During lightshow~~, the camera~~'s transform's position is set to NaN, causing seemingly random triangles to~~ be drawn ~~across the screen~~, ~~making it impossible to see the game~~. ~~You can still move around normally~~, ~~although you won't~~ be ~~able to see the game itself~~. ~~Beams and missiles do not work properly. If morphed, bombs and power bombs work normally, and can open the doors they would normally be able to open~~.		=== Fixing Lightshow ===
			It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera. This can be done with [[Spider Ball]] tracks or [[Morph Ball]] tunnels or fixed camera perspectives like in [[Ruined Fountain]]. Upon unmorphing, the camera will be drawn at Nan again, giving Samus lightshow. To permanently fix lightshow, the Camera must be reloaded. This is accomplished through any [[Actionable Cutscene Gltich\|cutscene]] that has a scripted camera or by reloading Samus entirely with a death or elevator.

	It is ~~possible~~ to ~~disable both IS and~~ Lightshow ~~while morphed if you unmorph~~ and ~~re-morph in an area with a fixed camera (for example~~, [[~~Ruined Fountain~~]]).		=== Nan Cannon ===
			By giving yourself Lightshow, the Cameras position is written to the Arm Cannon's position. This causes projectiles to be fired from Nan which results in most weapons not working. In [[Metroid Prime]], Samus can use [[Flamethrower]] with Lightshow to interact with triggers and damage enemies. In [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]], [[Missile Launcher\|Missiles]] can sometimes open doors, and have some other strange effects.

	==== Interesting Effects ====		==== Interesting Effects ====
	* The Map and Visor ~~cannot~~ be seen with Lightshow~~. Disabling them~~ in the options ~~makes them visible~~.		* The Map and Visor can be seen with Lightshow, by disabling the Hud Lag in the options menu.
	* In Metroid Prime 2, Morphing and Unmorphing with Light Show can make the map unload. Attempting to open then close the map will crash the game.		* In [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]], Morphing and Unmorphing with Light Show can make the map unload. Attempting to open then close the map more than once will crash the game.
	* In Metroid Prime 3~~, Missiles can sometimes open doors, and have some other strange effects.~~ It is also possible to ~~trigger effects similar to framedrag~~ after Spring Ball jumping into a specific elevator. More research is needed in this game.		* In [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]] It is also possible to get Nan '''linear velocity'' which behaves differently with collision than traditional Framedrag. This can be done after Spring Ball jumping into a specific elevator without the use of Infinite Speed. More research is needed in this game.


	[Video showing off lightshow, including unmorphing with fixed camera]		[Video showing off lightshow, including unmorphing with fixed camera]

Whiskers at 16:12, 16 October 2021

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	== Detailed Mechanics ==		== Detailed Mechanics ==
	~~[[Category:Technique]]~~
	[[Category:Glitch]]		[[Category:Glitch]]

Dyceron: /* Lightshow */

2020-09-20T19:21:43Z

Lightshow

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	During lightshow, the camera's transform's position is set to NaN, causing seemingly random triangles to be drawn across the screen, making it impossible to see the game. You can still move around normally, although you won't be able to see the game itself. Beams and missiles do not work properly. If morphed, bombs and power bombs work normally, and can open the doors they would normally be able to open.		During lightshow, the camera's transform's position is set to NaN, causing seemingly random triangles to be drawn across the screen, making it impossible to see the game. You can still move around normally, although you won't be able to see the game itself. Beams and missiles do not work properly. If morphed, bombs and power bombs work normally, and can open the doors they would normally be able to open.

	It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera (for example, Ruined Fountain).		It is possible to disable both IS and Lightshow while morphed if you unmorph and re-morph in an area with a fixed camera (for example, [[Ruined Fountain]]).

	In Metroid Prime 3, ~~missiles~~ can sometimes open doors, and have some other strange effects. It is also possible to trigger effects similar to framedrag after Spring Ball jumping into a specific elevator. More research is needed in this game.		==== Interesting Effects ====
			* The Map and Visor cannot be seen with Lightshow. Disabling them in the options makes them visible.
			* In Metroid Prime 2, Morphing and Unmorphing with Light Show can make the map unload. Attempting to open then close the map will crash the game.
			* In Metroid Prime 3, Missiles can sometimes open doors, and have some other strange effects. It is also possible to trigger effects similar to framedrag after Spring Ball jumping into a specific elevator. More research is needed in this game.

	[Video showing off lightshow, including unmorphing with fixed camera]		[Video showing off lightshow, including unmorphing with fixed camera]

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