What way do we ACTUALLY need to spin?The fastest way possible.
wtf I spin it clock-wise and I'm right handed. And here, I thought everyone else was weird because I keep seeing them spin counter-clockwise.Ephemeral wrote:
Just about every right handed person will spin anti-clockwise naturally.
It really doesn't matter.
and also you need to make your spin area as small as possible.AmaiHachimitsu wrote:
What way do we ACTUALLY need to spin?The fastest way possible.
Now, seriously, there are techniques for both pen and mouse spinning which help to reach high speed and maintain it. If I had sth to record with I'd make some kind of tutorial for mouse spinning since I can spin pretty good. I can't explain in words how does my technique works, I can say weight distribution/disposition plays crucial role.
You don't write clockwise - only one direction.B1rd wrote:
but don't people normally write from left to right (clockwise) unless you're asian or something?
I wonder why anti-clockwise seems to be the norm.Dembele wrote:
Right handed: Anti-clockwise (same for mouse and tablet)
As everyone else is saying, the opposite, (clockwise in my case) feels completely unnatural to me.
I don't think it matters which hand you're stronger with I think its something to do with peoples brains.
I am confuse.EcksDee wrote:
I wonder why anti-clockwise seems to be the norm.Dembele wrote:
Right handed: Anti-clockwise (same for mouse and tablet)
As everyone else is saying, the opposite, (clockwise in my case) feels completely unnatural to me.
I don't think it matters which hand you're stronger with I think its something to do with peoples brains.
It feels like it follows, like, the imaginary lines of my finger sticks better when i go clockwise.
I dont even know what that means.
