Bannable Offenses

• Records that use prohibited hacks will not be added to the list, and players that pass these records off as legitimate will be blocked until they admit to hacking. Refusing to give proof of legality creates a ground for a ban.
• This list describes the hacks we allow for list records, and this section goes into further information about the repercussions of hacked records.

Fixing Bugs

• Players are often permitted to remedy flaws caused by fluctuating refresh rates or in-game physics changes, particularly if the level is rendered unreasonably more difficult or impossible as a result.
• Submitting unauthorized bugfixes on a regular basis without first consulting the team may result in a player suspension!

Framerate & FPS Counter

• Players may leverage their monitor's refresh rate or third-party software to achieve a maximum framerate of 360FPS.
• Every record requires an FPS counter, and Mega Hack version 6 and higher must utilize the Mega Hack FPS counter. FPS counters must also be visible for the whole attempt and entire raw footage that corresponds to the record!

Eligibility of Recording

• Any record's run must begin at the beginning of the level and continue until the provided progress value is reached. Exiting a level in the middle of an attempt, or utilizing only one try in Practice Mode, does not invalidate a record!
• It is required that either the finished or raw video featuring audible clicks throughout the whole run. A record with no clicks is certain to be rejected!
• Using a skip that does not bypass major sections of the level or change the hardest parts of the level is typically allowed, although players should consider if the skip is still viable in the rated version of the level.
• 100% recordings that do not show the in-game endscreen will not be eligible for the list, unless the game fails before the endscreen is displayed. Records with illegitimate endscreens will also be rejected.
• Please do not delete your progress videos in case the mods ask for them to verify your legitimacy more easily.

LDMS, Texture Packs, And the Smooth Fix

• Low Detail Modes (LDMs) integrated within the original level and published by the creator are automatically allowed to be used.
• If a custom LDM is to be used, please contact a list mod by sharing the public level ID of the said LDM for them to approve that the LDM is usable. A custom LDM should NOT nerf any obstacles nor heavily remove decoration that obscures vision. Players should never just share their level ID with a Team Member!
• It is not allowed to use the Smooth Fix to severely slow down the game. Furthermore, texture packs that clearly modify hitboxes other than the player's own are not authorized.

Raw Footage

• All records require raw footage. Raw footage is an unprocessed video file from a recording program or a livestream of a session.
• Raw footage does not include videos that have been altered or compressed in any way (including downloaded from YouTube). No exceptions will be made for records containing modified raw video. However, if new evidences is presented to us, we will evaluate any rejected record!
• Players who want to submit raw footage must give the file as a shareable Google Drive Link in the 'Raw Footage' section of the submission form or in the video description. If no raw footage is accessible on the completion video, the mods possess the right to ask for the raw footage of that entire session to verify your legitimacy.
• Failure to provide raw footage, especially if your video has hidden clicks, will certainly result into rejection.
• The list mods will respect ones privacy and will not publicize a raw footage provided by people who will submit records.

Submissions

• Records submitted might correlate to a player finishing a level or progressing over the minimal criterion. (List Requirements)
• Players must submit their own records, along with an unedited video of their progress or completion run on a visible google drive. The video should be accessible on YouTube, Facebook, and or Twitch.
• To verify the progress of their submission, If their records are yet to be accepted, players can contact any team member!
• A player has three days to respond to a Team member's inquiry concerning a record before it is automatically discarded. If the player contacts a team member after the deadline, the record will be reviewed.
• You must be a Filipino (unfortunately...) to submit records in the list.