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   Text: "<h1>Celeste Motion Smoothing</h1>\r\nA mod for Celeste that greatly improves\
     \ the smoothness of the camera and Madeline, and also can raise the FPS above\
-    \ 60\_<i>without</i>\_breaking physics. <b><span class=\"GreenColor\">You do not\
-    \ need a high refresh rate monitor to get most of the benefit of Motion Smoothing!\_\
-    </span></b>The higher fps options work by keeping the physics update at a fixed\
-    \ 60 FPS and smoothing the entity/camera/etc positions during render at 120+ FPS.\
-    \ Motion Smoothing should work with most modded maps, but please read the Smooth\
-    \ Camera section for more on compatibility.\r\n<br><br><b>\r\n    Note that the\
-    \ demo video is 60 fps, 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>Smooth Camera</h2>\r\
-    \nThis lets the camera move continuously: that is, 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. <b>This works\
-    \ regardless of FPS, so if you only have a 60hz monitor, this option will still\
-    \ make the game much smoother!</b>\_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 class=\"SelectedElement\"><b>Fancy</b>:\_<span class=\"GreenColor\"\
-    >[Recommended]</span>\_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 may impact performance on low-end systems,\
-    \ and it requires drawing the foreground at high resolution, so there is the occasional\
-    \ minor visual artifact (for example the snow in chapter 7 moving smoothly). More\
-    \ importantly, <b>this mode may be incompatible with a small number of other mods</b>.\
-    \ There are currently no known incompatibilities, so if you encounter a visual\
-    \ glitch in a level, please ping Cruz (the current maintainer) in the Celeste\
-    \ discord server. Until or unless it's fixed, you'll have to use the other mode\
-    \ instead. See below for a list of current known issues.<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Fast</b>:\_\
-    This accomplishes the same effect as the previous smoothing mode, but by unlocking\
-    \ the camera from the pixel grid instead. Since it doesn't drastically 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 previous mode\
-    \ instead when possible.<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Off</b>:\_This smoothing can also\
-    \ be disabled completely.</li></ul><br><h2>Smooth Background</h2>\r\nWhen Smooth\
-    \ Camera is set to Fancy, the background can also be rendered at 6x internal resolution.\
-    \ This allows parallax backgrounds to be rendered with smooth detail, and it also\
-    \ fixes occasional slight color issues that occur with a particular kind of parallax\
-    \ background (for example in the final checkpoints of Farewell). On by default,\
-    \ and the performance impact on top of the hires renderer should be minimal.<br><br>\r\
-    \n\r\n<h2>Render Madeline with Subpixel Precision</h2>\r\nThis setting rewrites\
-    \ the gameplay renderer to draw Madeline at her exact subpixel-precise position\
-    \ while moving. She is drawn snapped to the pixel grid when not moving, both to\
-    \ avoid visual oddities and so that information about subpixel position cannot\
-    \ be gleaned. Like the previous setting, this is only possible when Smooth Camera\
-    \ is set to\_Fancy. This effect is surprisingly striking, and Madeline's sprite\
-    \ is much more clear and smooth when this is enabled. On by default, and the performance\
-    \ impact on top of the hires renderer should be minimal.<br><br>\r\n\r\nIn general,\
-    \ we recommend turning on as many of the smoothing options as possible without\
-    \ interfering with the map you're playing, the performance of the game, and your\
-    \ personal preference!\_<br><br><h2>Smoothing Modes</h2>\r\nSeparate from camera\
-    \ smoothing, objects themselves have their position smoothed.\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Extrapolate</b>:\_\
-    <span class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>\_This mode predicts object\r\n\
-    \        positions based on previous updates. It feels very similar to vanilla,\
-    \ but it can introduce very brief (visual only) weirdness when changing quickly\
-    \ from a high speed to a low one (for example, buffering a vertical dash out of\
-    \ a dream block).<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Interpolate</b>: This mode interpolates\
-    \ object positions between the last two physics updates. This mode\r\n       \
-    \ is more technically correct, but it adds an extra 1–2 frames of input 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.<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\
+    \ 60&nbsp;<i>without</i>&nbsp;breaking physics. <b><span class=\"GreenColor\"\
+    >You do not need a high refresh rate monitor to get the vast majority of the benefit\
+    \ of Motion Smoothing!&nbsp;</span></b>The higher fps options work by keeping\
+    \ the physics update at a fixed 60 FPS but rendering using extrapolated entity/camera/etc\
+    \ positions during at 120+ FPS. Motion Smoothing should work with most modded\
+    \ maps, but please read the Smooth Camera section for more on compatibility.\r\
+    \n<br><br><b>\r\n    Note that the demo video is 60 fps, 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\nThis lets the camera move continuously:\
+    \ that is, 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. <b>This works regardless of FPS, so if you only have a 60hz\
+    \ monitor, this option will still make the game much smoother!</b>&nbsp;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>Fancy</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 may impact performance on\
+    \ low-end systems, and it&nbsp;may be incompatible with a small number of other\
+    \ mods. There are currently no known incompatibilities, so if you encounter a\
+    \ visual glitch in a level, please ping Cruz (the current maintainer) in the Celeste\
+    \ discord server. Until or unless it's fixed, you'll have to use the Fast mode\
+    \ instead.<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Fast</b>:&nbsp;This accomplishes the same effect\
+    \ as the previous smoothing mode, but by unlocking the camera from the pixel grid\
+    \ instead. Since it doesn't drastically 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 can be visually distracting,\
+    \ so it's recommended to use the previous mode instead when possible.<br></li>\r\
+    \n    <li><b>Off</b>:&nbsp;This smoothing can also be disabled completely.</li></ul><br><br><h2>Render\
+    \ Madeline with Subpixel Precision</h2>With Fancy camera smoothing, Madeline can\
+    \ be drawn at her exact, subpixel-precise position while moving. She is drawn\
+    \ snapped to the pixel grid when not moving and in a number of other edge cases,\
+    \ both to avoid visual oddities and so that information about subpixel position\
+    \ cannot be gleaned. This effect is surprisingly striking, and Madeline's sprite\
+    \ is much more clear and smooth when this is enabled. Turning this setting off\
+    \ may slightly improve performance.<br><br><h2>Smooth Background</h2>With Fancy\
+    \ camera smoothing, the background can also be rendered at 6x internal resolution,\
+    \ which allows parallax backgrounds to be rendered with smooth detail.&nbsp;Turning\
+    \ this setting off may slightly&nbsp;<i>worsen</i> performance, and also introduce\
+    \ occasional color issues that occur with a particular kind of parallax background\
+    \ (for example in the final checkpoints of Farewell).&nbsp;<br><br><h2>Smooth\
+    \ Foreground</h2>This is identical to the smooth background setting, but for foreground\
+    \ objects (for example, when this setting is on, the snow in chapters 4 and 7\
+    \ drifts smoothly, rather than being snapped to the pixel grid). Turning this\
+    \ setting off will prevent most, but not all, foreground objects from being smoothed;\
+    \ while the vast majority of objects can have smoothing disabled, objects with\
+    \ complicated blend states cannot. The more objects a level has that cannot be\
+    \ smoothed, the more performance will be impacted when this setting is off.<br><br>In\
+    \ general, we recommend turning on as many of the smoothing options as possible\
+    \ without interfering with the map you're playing, the performance of the game,\
+    \ and your personal preference!&nbsp;<br><br><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 on previous updates. It feels\
+    \ very similar to vanilla, but it can introduce very brief (visual only) artifacts\
+    \ when changing quickly from a high speed to a low one (for example, buffering\
+    \ a vertical dash out of a dream block).<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Interpolate</b>:\
+    \ This mode interpolates object positions between the last two physics updates.\
+    \ This mode\r\n        is more technically correct, but it adds an extra 1–2 frames\
+    \ of input delay.\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<br>\r\n\r\n<h2>Update Mode</h2>\r\n\
+    To keep physics at 60 FPS while rendering at a higher framerate, there are two\
+    \ options:<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 class=\"SelectedElement\"\
+    ><b>Dynamic</b>: Allows 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. (Breaks TAS Recorder, and\
-    \ maybe others).\_\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>"
+    \ maybe others).&nbsp;\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul><br><br>"
   CreatedDate: 1716069297
-  ModifiedDate: 1772169422
-  UpdatedDate: 1772140654
+  ModifiedDate: 1772170884
+  UpdatedDate: 1772169801
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