Experiments
Each experiment states its hypothesis, the prediction it makes and the control that could prove it wrong before it runs. Results are recorded whichever way they go, and failed experiments stay on the record.
Running
1- QL-0017
How large can a Tekken 4 stage be? Bigger than predicted
A desk model of Tekken 4’s stage memory predicted the game would fail once a stage’s main file passed about 7.6 MB. In PCSX2, stages of 6.0, 6.6, 7.4 and 7.7 MB all loaded and played: the game gave up its pose cache and then shrank a second buffer instead of failing. The same run confirmed the crowd budget and the start-region mechanism.
Rev. A
Concluded
0No experiments concluded yet.
Hypotheses waiting for a test
0Ideas the author has written down but not yet tested. Each one is a candidate experiment.
No untested hypotheses on file.
AI hypotheses waiting for a test
0Hypotheses proposed by an AI system. They are listed separately because nobody has checked them against evidence yet: they are leads, not claims.
No AI-proposed hypotheses on file.