I wonder if 3-finger tapping might be helpful for maps using 1/3 and 1/6 rhythms. I'm thinking of Dopamine.
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helpful in making the tapping more complex? divisibility is irrelevant, and the example map you provided doesn't require tapping speed beyond that achievable normally. (for instant 270-340bpm streaming, just temporarily switch to tap/xmonstrata wrote:
I wonder if 3-finger tapping might be helpful for maps using 1/3 and 1/6 rhythms. I'm thinking of Dopamine.
)Eh, that's an interesting idea.monstrata wrote:
I wonder if 3-finger tapping might be helpful for maps using 1/3 and 1/6 rhythms. I'm thinking of Dopamine.
I can see where you coming from with this, but I don't think it would make things easier. Having to properly coordinate 3 fingers will always be harder than 2.
3-finger tapping needs more coordination and less speed than 2-finger tapping, similar to the relation between 7k and 4k mania
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Nah that's Salochin style.neonat wrote:
3 finger like this I guess
Using 3 fingers on one hand would be too excessive to be honest, you most likely won't be using the 3rd, if you can even do it in the first place, I don't know
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bound*ZenithPhantasm wrote:
middle finger binded to K1 and index finger and ring finger for streams binded to K1 and K2 respectively.
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Are you serious? My reply was serious. It's not allowed.Aurani wrote:
I would suggest you stop trolling people that want something constructive here, and go back to your FG for that.
Keep the cancer isolated, please.
OP - it's not cheating, go on.
ZenithPhantasm
blahpy wrote:
Are you serious? My reply was serious. It's not allowed.
This is perfectly allowed if you wish to do so. It won't give you any advantage anyway, because you can't press M1/K1 // M2/K2 at the same time. The only way of using this properly would be going Index > Middle > Ring > Middle > Index, etc etc. Much like how you'd do stairs in mania. Have fun doing that while still moving a cursor accurately though.Tripletth wrote:
Would it be considered cheating if I would bind my left mouse button to my keyboard, allowing me to use three fingers on my tapping hand?
says himZenithPhantasm wrote:
Says who?
if he says it, it MUST be correct, even without a citation.
It is allowed, OP.
Anyways, I don't really recommend using 3 buttons except in certain situations (e.g. triplets) because most rhythms are divided into groups of 2 and 4, making streaming awkward. Plus, I don't know about you, but using 3 fingers is really inconsistent for rhythms, at least for me
Changing the gamma for easier flashlight plays wasn't allowed either, and neither was using double monitors to make bullshit scores on taikoFriendan wrote:
says himZenithPhantasm wrote:
Says who?
if he says it, it MUST be correct, even without a citation.
It is allowed, OP.
It may not be enforced, but it's definitely looked down upon.
There is a line between "dishonest" and "illegal". Using double monitors is hardly even dishonest, let alone illegal - changing gamma could be frowned upon but that would be really about it.buny wrote:
Changing the gamma for easier flashlight plays wasn't allowed either, and neither was using double monitors to make bullshit scores on taiko
It may not be enforced, but it's definitely looked down upon.
That, and even if changing gamma were illegal, how unenforceable do you get?
how does changing gamma affect gameplay, considering that the screen is blacked out, rather than dimmed? And how would dual monitors help on taiko? like co-op?
Ok so I looked up some threads where I thought I'd seen staff say it was cheating, but I couldn't find them, so perhaps I did remember wrong and it hasn't been explicitly stated as being disallowed, but the vast majority of people who I've seen respond to such threads consider it unfair.
As with what buny said I'd place this in the same basket as using 2 monitors for taiko FL / using super high gamma to reduce/remove the dim when clicking with flashlight (although the second of those has been outright said as not allowed by staff so it's a bit different, no idea about the first one)
Anyway, the inability to click with both Mi + Ki at the same time is obviously programmed in to try and prevent this type of behaviour and it'll mess with you a lot if you tried it I'm sure...
As with what buny said I'd place this in the same basket as using 2 monitors for taiko FL / using super high gamma to reduce/remove the dim when clicking with flashlight (although the second of those has been outright said as not allowed by staff so it's a bit different, no idea about the first one)
Anyway, the inability to click with both Mi + Ki at the same time is obviously programmed in to try and prevent this type of behaviour and it'll mess with you a lot if you tried it I'm sure...
ZenithPhantasm
Trying to find loopholes to get away with dishonest play is like the most disgusting way to play the game though, why can't you just play properly? Despite only assuming some things that would hopefully be obvious to the majority of people I suppose there's always going to be someone too dense to understand that no matter whatZenithPhantasm wrote:
Unless peppy himself says its a cheat it is probably not a cheat. Quit pulling assumptions out of your buttcheeks people.
Also I really doubt that peppy is gonna read this subforum
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Someone link him pls.blahpy wrote:
Trying to find loopholes to get away with dishonest play is like the most disgusting way to play the game though, why can't you just play properly? Despite only assuming some things that would hopefully be obvious to the majority of people I suppose there's always going to be someone too dense to understand that no matter whatZenithPhantasm wrote:
Unless peppy himself says its a cheat it is probably not a cheat. Quit pulling assumptions out of your buttcheeks people.
Also I really doubt that peppy is gonna read this subforum
You'd see the notes coming from farther away. Not sure if that makes any sense because I don't play taikoFriendan wrote:
how does changing gamma affect gameplay, considering that the screen is blacked out, rather than dimmed? And how would dual monitors help on taiko? like co-op?
edit: as I mentioned, there is a line (albeit sometimes thin) between immoral and illegal. This should always be noted when talking about should/shouldn't/must/mustn't, etc.
The line is only there because there was no way to prove who was actually legitimatebigfeh wrote:
There is a line between "dishonest" and "illegal". Using double monitors is hardly even dishonest, let alone illegal - changing gamma could be frowned upon but that would be really about it.buny wrote:
Changing the gamma for easier flashlight plays wasn't allowed either, and neither was using double monitors to make bullshit scores on taiko
It may not be enforced, but it's definitely looked down upon.
That, and even if changing gamma were illegal, how unenforceable do you get?
I don't particularly remember when, but there was an update where peppy changed the flashlight mod to show basically "fuck you" messages around the sight if you had anything higher than normal gamma. These have since been removed, though.
Never tried the gamma trick for FL as I never played FL, but I'm sure it was something to do with increasing the entire vision in general (i.e. the outsides of the sight are just dimmed, so increasing gamma should give you a clearer sight)Friendan wrote:
how does changing gamma affect gameplay, considering that the screen is blacked out, rather than dimmed? And how would dual monitors help on taiko? like co-op?
Flashlight + HR on taiko means you pretty much have to remember the beatmap, having dual monitors means you can just look at one while making a FL + HR play
Hey this is actually really interestingbuny wrote:
Flashlight + HR on taiko means you pretty much have to remember the beatmap, having dual monitors means you can just look at one while making a FL + HR play
Is it because FL will leave a larger lit area?