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So i was having saber problems..
PostPosted:Tue Nov 02, 2010 10:35 am
by Lothar
So i kept have the same problem over and over... i couldn't swap saber technique quickly in battle example : i couldn't go from a fan to a red strike or a staff vert fan to a half staff fan quickly... How did i solve this? i set my crouch back to ctrl and move my keyboard 2 cms more away from me, and somehow i'm like 4 x more agile

... Have faith in the keyboard adjustment >.>
PostPosted:Tue Nov 02, 2010 12:07 pm
by jawfin
2 separate problems here.
Firstly with single: its takes 0.8 of a second for a saber switch to apply (and yes I did time it) and that's from when the last swing was executed. So if you are yellow fanning and cycle during that, it won't take affect until 0.8 of a second after the fan has finished and the saber isn't "swinging" / leaving a trail.
Staff: its a lot harder to switch from staff to single during a fan - requires perfect timing so you don't lose the fan (the same timing for hopping the fan without butterflying). Note that its very easy to switch from single to staff, no issues of timing there.
So I'm guessing its more of a practice issue as opposed to a keyboard layout one. I'd say moving the keys and keyboard just allowed you better freedom to hit the right keys at the right time.
PostPosted:Tue Nov 02, 2010 12:29 pm
by Lothar
Good possibility.
PostPosted:Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:06 pm
by Lothar
Well for the staff fan style switch i just took ten minutes on kr1 and taught myself :-p Not to hard really just like you said jaw its all in the timing.
PostPosted:Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:45 pm
by Fazz
Jawfin wrote:2 separate problems here.
Firstly with single: its takes 0.8 of a second for a saber switch to apply (and yes I did time it) and that's from when the last swing was executed. So if you are yellow fanning and cycle during that, it won't take affect until 0.8 of a second after the fan has finished and the saber isn't "swinging" / leaving a trail.
Staff: its a lot harder to switch from staff to single during a fan - requires perfect timing so you don't lose the fan (the same timing for hopping the fan without butterflying). Note that its very easy to switch from single to staff, no issues of timing there.
So I'm guessing its more of a practice issue as opposed to a keyboard layout one. I'd say moving the keys and keyboard just allowed you better freedom to hit the right keys at the right time.
but midfan duals switch is nice and easy

PostPosted:Tue Nov 02, 2010 10:25 pm
by Mendel
Nice explanation, I added it to my list for yellow and staff style switching. Very clear.
And... that prompted me to do some updating on my list. See my sig for the link. : )