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== Uses ==
== Uses ==


* In JRB to collect the star "Through the Jet Stream" without swimming.
* In JRB to collect the star "Through the Jet Stream" without swimming, and to kill all the fish.
* In DDD to kill all the fish, allowing you to collect the stars much easier.
* In DDD to kill all the fish, allowing you to collect the stars much easier.
* In WDW by interacting with the lowest water crystal, draining the water out of the stage and killing all the fish.
* In WDW by interacting with the lowest water crystal, draining the water out of the stage and killing all the fish.
* In SA to reach the star at the bottom of the level and kill all the fish. This also makes it impossible to collect any red coins.
* In SA to reach the star at the bottom of the level and kill all the fish. This also makes it impossible to collect any red coins.
* In the Castle Grounds to kill all the fish and enter the moat door without having to do Moat Door Skip.
* In the Castle Grounds to kill all the fish and enter the moat door without having to do Moat Door Skip.

Revision as of 09:15, 5 June 2023

Straining in Super Mario 64 involves pouring a liquid substance through a porous or perforated device or material in order to separate out any solid matter. Straining is applicable in many full-game categories of Super Mario 64 including any%, 16 star, all signs, walkless, and moveless.

Uses

  • In JRB to collect the star "Through the Jet Stream" without swimming, and to kill all the fish.
  • In DDD to kill all the fish, allowing you to collect the stars much easier.
  • In WDW by interacting with the lowest water crystal, draining the water out of the stage and killing all the fish.
  • In SA to reach the star at the bottom of the level and kill all the fish. This also makes it impossible to collect any red coins.
  • In the Castle Grounds to kill all the fish and enter the moat door without having to do Moat Door Skip.