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OK, but in a private online game, is the invisible kart allowed?

I found several invisible karts in the character editor and would like to know if this is allowed or banned in online mode.
Thank you in advance for your reply.

aπ alouwin

I was looking at my time trial records to see where I went wrong and how I could improve, and I noticed something strange in one of my records.
I'm talking about my record on the DS Rainbow Road, and I saw that on the third lap, I did a trick at the start of the cannon.
I'd never seen that before (except with TAS), and I'm asking anyone who wants to look at my record to tell me how it works, because I'm really bad with video game codes.
My record is number fifty (it may go up to fifty-one or fifty-two if people beat me), so it's not hard to find.

Here is my race filled with rails and empty void. The object boxes help you find your way around. But in time trial it's very difficult because there's no way to find your way around.
But boths can't jump when they're on a rail and I wonder if there's a way to make them jump.
If you know how to do it, reply quickly so I can correct boths.
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=202723

I have created a race with rails at every turn (and there is also an impossible challenge that will soon be validated by a moderator).
I hope you enjoy the race...
https://mkpc.malahieude.net/map.php?i=202470

Now that you know how to do reverse drifts, you can practise by increasing the difficulty of the tracks (for example, after the figure 8 track, you can move on to Ribbon Road, then Mario Circuit 1, then GBA Rainbow Road). But what you didn't mention is that in tight corners, if you do a classic drift, you won't take the corner very tightly, but if, after releasing a skid that was turning in the direction of the corner, you do a reverse skid in the opposite direction to the corner, you will take the corner very, very tightly.
Look at the tightly turns in the Rainbow Road DS world record and you'll understand better.

I think the TAS would be a good way to learn new techniques that could become possible in RTA, such as the one shown in the video below.https://youtu.be/NKqy4pvFLOc

I like QM a little bit, but I do think CM is better. However, you can use QM to create very good CMs in 30-45 minutes by running the circuit on QM (without publishing it, of course) and taking a screenshot to use as a base image in CM, then improving the circuit (for example, with rails, cannons, etc.).

you can also use the dark shell.

But on mc1, I managed to do four laps thanks to the bomb. You can (in a slightly complicated way) detonate it on yourself, which makes you pass over the invisible wall and allows you to jump over a small part of the map (just before the third turn, you can jump over the invisible wall with the bomb).

I just spent two hours doing four laps on all the circuits and I succeeded in all the races, but there are races where I miss more than one checkpoint, so does that count? But if it doesn't count, I'll redo all the races, missing only one checkpoint to prove that it's doable.

I've been playing online on MKPC for a few months now and have mastered reverse drifts. So I'm starting a debate because when I play online, me and the other good players ONLY do reverse drifts throughout the ENTIRE race (otherwise we lose because we're not going fast enough), so much so that by the end of my online gaming sessions, my wrist hurts. As a result, less experienced players go VERY slowly and lose every time (or win once or twice thanks to items).
So I would like to know if you think online play would be better without reverse drifts (this is absolutely not to remove reverse drifts from the game, I just want to conduct a general survey), because without RD, only good item management and driving skill would determine the outcome of the race.