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Would playing on a larger monitor cause me to relearn things

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Fakku-chan
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Joined October 2015
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Fakku-chan
Problem Details: I am just mainly concern about relearning my tablet area or having to change the area. Though i know that in theory it should be the same as long as the proportions are the same, i still would like some confirmation on this. So would changing from a 15 inch monitor to a 24 inch monitor for example cause me to have t relearn my area or change it to get the same feel?



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FrzR
2,237 posts
Joined October 2012
FrzR
It may, but I suggest playing on a windowed resolution relative to what resolution you were playing with a 15" monitor if you want to play the way you were used to. :)
Endie-
784 posts
Joined March 2015
Endie-
Getting used to a new tablet area shouldn't take allot of time. Don't worry :D
KanoSet
906 posts
Joined October 2014
KanoSet

erikG wrote:

Getting used to a new tablet area shouldn't take allot of time. Don't worry :D
Saphirshroom
627 posts
Joined May 2013
Saphirshroom
Takes like 1-2 days at most.
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Ninonuko
509 posts
Joined January 2014
Ninonuko
I'm switch between 14 and 22 inch oftenly, both borderless + full tablet area.
No problem but I prefer 22 inch.
Karuta-_old_1
947 posts
Joined November 2009
Karuta-_old_1
yes if you use a custom tablet area (time to relearn depends on player), no if you use a full tablet area
tokaku
275 posts
Joined May 2013
tokaku
If you force proportions and the aspect ratios of the two monitors are the same, your muscle memory will work just fine and the same, it's only that you feel disorientated because your cursor seems to be moving faster than it usually does (cause bigger than last time distance on the screen covered by the same smaller area), it will feel like your tablet area is smaller, but don't worry, just play on it more and get used to it. This is from my own experience btw
The Gambler
1,304 posts
Joined September 2013
The Gambler
Some of my best plays were done on a 32" TV. At sitting distance.

The eye fatigue was real...
silento
298 posts
Joined June 2015
silento
If you keep the same res and tablet area (or appropriate mouse sens), your skill will completely transfer and you shouldn't need to relearn things. Maybe get used to different input lags, but no muscle memory fuckery hopefully.
CXu
osu! Alumni
3,558 posts
Joined March 2009
CXu
As long as your osu window and tablet area are the same size relative to the new screen as your old one, then you won't have any problems.
Gumpy
2,418 posts
Joined June 2014
Gumpy

FrzR wrote:

It may, but I suggest playing on a windowed resolution relative to what resolution you were playing with a 15" monitor if you want to play the way you were used to. :)
What no Tablet area is by default set to the entire area of the monitor so if you keep the same area then you won't even notice you changed. Unless you play like windowed mode or some shit.
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