No you don't, I'm retarded. I just know big wordsPurlpo wrote:
I wished I was as intelligent as you areKanye West wrote:
Actually the triceps have nothing to do with streaming speed. That would be the intrinsic lumbricals and the extensor digitorum. Streaming involves rapid extension and flexion of the metacarpophalangeal joints of your index and middle finger as well as some pronation/supination of the forearm. The triceps actually extend the entire forearm and don't really contribute.
tl;dr wrong muscle
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tl;dr I am Einstein
tl;dr I am Einstein
your iq greatly surpasses mine
Make really tiny circles around the center of the spinner.Elit3noob wrote:
no "how to improve at spinners (for mouse-users)"
It works really well that way~
spin small circles, gradually raise speed when you're confident in drawing scribbly circlesElit3noob wrote:
no "how to improve at spinners (for mouse-users)"
Or try to use lower sensitivity. Lower sensitivity helps you spinning in small circles a lot.
you guys sure about spinning with smaller circles? I tried it ages ago but I seem to spin much slower when I do small circles
Once u get used to it, u will spin faster with smaller circles. Also, u have more control over ur mouse. With big circles the chance of missing a hitcircle right after the spinner is much higher because u have to find the cursor first..Elit3noob wrote:
you guys sure about spinning with smaller circles? I tried it ages ago but I seem to spin much slower when I do small circles
However, it takes long to get fast at spinning.. When I started 6 months ago i spinned about 250 spm. Now It's around 380-420, sometimes more.
In the end, it's all practice.
spinning in small circles is not nnecessarily faster, but it gives you a lot more control over your cursor.
if you are spinning all over the screen and right after the spinner there are some jumps you first have to find back your cursor, then reposition, and then do the jumps. if you spin small circles you already know where the cursor is, you can do the repositioning during the spinning and dont have to worry about anything.
if you are spinning all over the screen and right after the spinner there are some jumps you first have to find back your cursor, then reposition, and then do the jumps. if you spin small circles you already know where the cursor is, you can do the repositioning during the spinning and dont have to worry about anything.
How to improve at mouse: copy kriersElit3noob wrote:
no "how to improve at spinners (for mouse-users)"
It used to be "Copy taNa"
doesn't really matter where you spin in relation to the center as long as it is not random spamming motion. It just has to be decently close and accurate. most noobs just panic throw their cursor everywhere .
I copied taNathelewa wrote:
It used to be "Copy taNa"
But Rucker's spinning was random spamming motion.winber1 wrote:
doesn't really matter where you spin in relation to the center as long as it is not random spamming motion. It just has to be decently close and accurate. most noobs just panic throw their cursor everywhere .
I mean he just tensed his hand until it started shaking and then he tried to spin at the same time.
That's basically what I do toothelewa wrote:
But Rucker's spinning was random spamming motion.winber1 wrote:
doesn't really matter where you spin in relation to the center as long as it is not random spamming motion. It just has to be decently close and accurate. most noobs just panic throw their cursor everywhere .
I mean he just tensed his hand until it started shaking and then he tried to spin at the same time.
He played with a super small area too so yeah.thelewa wrote:
But Rucker's spinning was random spamming motion.winber1 wrote:
doesn't really matter where you spin in relation to the center as long as it is not random spamming motion. It just has to be decently close and accurate. most noobs just panic throw their cursor everywhere .
I mean he just tensed his hand until it started shaking and then he tried to spin at the same time.
It really makes no difference what kind of sensitivity you have if you want to spin well. It's just that it's easier to know how well you're spinning in regards to the center of the spinner if the circles are small. I actually tried spinning with 5700 dpi and mouse accel on and max sensitivity in game, basically it was so ridiculously high that even doing smallest movement would make your mouse go to the edge of the screen, and even with those "squares" the spins were still just as good. :p
The way I see it, small circles are better for when you have low DPI, but high DPI is really difficult to control with small motions like that, so to get the same result you need to do larger circles.
hardest part of the entire game is keeping the pen close to the damn tablet, if there was a tablet that never dc'd based on distance i'd be amazing
You can always drag, and it's okay if you accidentally tap too if you disable mouse clicks.Unkind wrote:
hardest part of the entire game is keeping the pen close to the damn tablet, if there was a tablet that never dc'd based on distance i'd be amazing
A good trick to spin faster is using a tiny cursor (so you can do tiny circles without obscuring the center of the spinner). My spin speed improved considerably (from about 380 average to 420 average, about 460 when I put an effort in spinning) when I changed my cursor's size from about 51x51 pixels to 26x26 pixels (I use a tablet BTW, I don't know if that would help with a mouse), also, with enough muscle memory maybe you don't need visual feedback at all to spin.
It's easier to spin in large circles with a mouse. I actually preferred to spin in medium or large-sized circles when I used mouse because it was more natural that way.
It's different for everyone, Kanye. My spins with tablet are waaaay larger than my mouse spins. (might be because of recent area change but still)
spinner size is 100% dependant on the area/dpi you are using for mouse and tablet...
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I do the tiniest spins in osu!
Has anybody actually improved from this?
not true, my spinner size changed but my dpi didnt. its also dependant on how good you are at controlling your cursor.kriers wrote:
spinner size is 100% dependant on the area/dpi you are using for mouse and tablet...
given you spin the same, it really is.silmarilen wrote:
not true, my spinner size changed but my dpi didnt. its also dependant on how good you are at controlling your cursor.kriers wrote:
spinner size is 100% dependant on the area/dpi you are using for mouse and tablet...
Yup, just keep practicing and practicing.buny wrote:
Has anybody actually improved from this?
Oh I didn't know you improved by practicing.
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That's why I made this threadbuny wrote:
Oh I didn't know you improved by practicing.
practicing certain things made me worse at other things
jesse what do
halp
jesse what do
halp
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Practice suicide so you can be better at lifeAqo wrote:
practicing certain things made me worse at other things
jesse what do
halp
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Aren't there any tips regarding how to improve overall endurance and finger speed?
That would be most welcome as I personally cant accurately stream faster than 180 bpm
That would be most welcome as I personally cant accurately stream faster than 180 bpm