Myke B wrote:
how hard is it to just hold down one of your keys to spin?
I also have this habit when I just started.Kaeru wrote:
I have the habit of only using the mouse when I encounter spinners. This obviously causes problems when I'm trying to get ranks, as in order to do songs with spinners, I need to enable mouse buttons.
Because I use the mouse for spinners, and I have mouse buttons disabled in order to not click notes prematurely.. did you even read my post?Myke B wrote:
Also, why would you need an option for spinners to only be done by mouse, if you are already doing them with your mouse? are you pressing down your keys and mouse buttons at the same time? like.. I either don't understand, or this is really pointless.
Yes, I did. You're the only person (according to what I searched up) with this problem. Holding down a key to spin is more practical than holding down your left click. You have to worry about holding down pressure on your left click while maintaining a fast spin, and if you have a very sensitive click, it's much easier to hold down a key. Why don't you just get use to holding a key for spinners.. you use your keys to click everything else.Kaeru wrote:
You spin with the mouse, not they keyboard. Why shouldn't spinners be clickable? This doesn't make any sense to me.
It's actually very hard to hold one of my keys to spin. After playing for a full year using nothing but the mouse to play spinners, it's very difficult to adjust. I've tried to, and I end up screwing up on really good performances.Because I use the mouse for spinners, and I have mouse buttons disabled in order to not click notes prematurely.. did you even read my post?Myke B wrote:
Also, why would you need an option for spinners to only be done by mouse, if you are already doing them with your mouse? are you pressing down your keys and mouse buttons at the same time? like.. I either don't understand, or this is really pointless.
because if peppy added this, more people would ask for stupid togglesTheVileOne wrote:
I can imagine this happening and not causing too much trouble. However it doesn't make sense to me why you cannot just learn to hold down z or x for spinners. Also you can enable/disable mouse buttons at any point during gameplay. Remap the key to a more convenient hotkey and you can enable it whenever you want.
I am personally against this idea, but from an unbiased perspective I don't see many downsides to this change. Unless there is a note really close after the spinner and the spinner is hard to clear, there is plenty of time to free up the input for the next section of play. I think it is fine the way it is though. Playing with a button pressed doesn't affect my gameplay, at least not any worse than spinner lags affects my spins.
To be totally honest I hover when playing and sometimes my pen can touch off the tablet and hit a notes prematurely(or render my z key unusable for a note) but when it comes to spinning I just use the pen for spinning. I don't see this as something that's needed more than some of the other great suggestions that I have read but if this was an option it's one I would avail of personally.Myke B wrote:
I'm sorry but this idea is extremely stupid. First off, how hard is it to just hold down one of your keys to spin? Also, why would you need an option for spinners to only be done by mouse, if you are already doing them with your mouse? are you pressing down your keys and mouse buttons at the same time? like.. I either don't understand, or this is really pointless.
You spin with the mouse, okay, but you have to click on the spinner or use the keyboard in order to spin. It's the same logic for every element in osu!, be it circles or sliders. You use the mouse to control the cursor but you have to click on them or use the keyboard to actually get points.Kaeru wrote:
You spin with the mouse, not they keyboard. Why shouldn't spinners be clickable?