I've tried changing the hit position by going into the 4kskin.ini and setting HitPosition: to a higher number, since I want the hit position to be lower, but nothing is changing at all. I've even looked at an auto play of a map with the scroll speed set very low and I can see that absolutely nothing has changed. Can someone explain to me what I must be doing wrong? Everywhere I look it says to just change the hit position by going into the skin.ini file and changing the HitPosition: value, and I've tried that multiple times with different skins and it isn't working.
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How do I change the hit position of a skin?
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Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+S to reload the skin after changing the hitposition
Also, it could be that the hitposition is actually changing, but the skin is made in a way that the receptors don't move with the hitposition (so you still have to press the keys at different positions, but the receptors are offset from that point)
IIRC, hitposition accepts only values between 240 (middle of the screen) to 480 (bottom of the screen).
Also, it could be that the hitposition is actually changing, but the skin is made in a way that the receptors don't move with the hitposition (so you still have to press the keys at different positions, but the receptors are offset from that point)
IIRC, hitposition accepts only values between 240 (middle of the screen) to 480 (bottom of the screen).
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Is there anything I can do if the receptors don't move with the hit position?Full Tablet wrote:
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+S to reload the skin after changing the hitposition
Also, it could be that the hitposition is actually changing, but the skin is made in a way that the receptors don't move with the hitposition (so you still have to press the keys at different positions, but the receptors are offset from that point)
IIRC, hitposition accepts only values between 240 (middle of the screen) to 480 (bottom of the screen).
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JudgementLine: 1
it should show the hitline as a small white line
JudgementLine: 1
it should show the hitline as a small white line
Full Tablet wrote:
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+S to reload the skin after changing the hitposition
Also, it could be that the hitposition is actually changing, but the skin is made in a way that the receptors don't move with the hitposition (so you still have to press the keys at different positions, but the receptors are offset from that point)
IIRC, hitposition accepts only values between 240 (middle of the screen) to 480 (bottom of the screen).
Is there any way to change the position of the receptors?
yeah I was wondering the same thing because the keys on my skin are too highBlackViper2290 wrote:
Is there any way to change the position of the receptors?Full Tablet wrote:
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+S to reload the skin after changing the hitposition
Also, it could be that the hitposition is actually changing, but the skin is made in a way that the receptors don't move with the hitposition (so you still have to press the keys at different positions, but the receptors are offset from that point)
IIRC, hitposition accepts only values between 240 (middle of the screen) to 480 (bottom of the screen).
Lights wrote:
adding whitespace to the bottom of the receptor image?
if you want to lower the images, remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottomPurpleWA wrote:
yeah I was wondering the same thing because the keys on my skin are too high
How to remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottom?Lights wrote:
Lights wrote:
adding whitespace to the bottom of the receptor image?if you want to lower the images, remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottomPurpleWA wrote:
yeah I was wondering the same thing because the keys on my skin are too high
if they are showing up as white lines you can open it up on paint.net, select the pixels that you want to remove, press delete and saveaghil jayadi wrote:
How to remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottom?Lights wrote:
Lights wrote:
adding whitespace to the bottom of the receptor image?if you want to lower the images, remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottomPurpleWA wrote:
yeah I was wondering the same thing because the keys on my skin are too high
So, have you guys found a way to raise the receptors?[LS]PositoniX wrote:
if they are showing up as white lines you can open it up on paint.net, select the pixels that you want to remove, press delete and saveaghil jayadi wrote:
How to remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottom?Lights wrote:
Lights wrote:
adding whitespace to the bottom of the receptor image?if you want to lower the images, remove the empty rows of pixels at the bottomPurpleWA wrote:
yeah I was wondering the same thing because the keys on my skin are too high