I find it interesting that practising from back to front is a valued strategy here. I'm a classical musician and this is one of the most valuable tecniques for getting pieces ready for performance. While working on interpretation and technique you just practise whatever still needs work, but in the end you'll have to perform everything back to back. That's when we also use this approach and it is very effective (but of course also requires great patience as this doesn't include the beautiful developments in the piece and can thus be quite unsatisfying from a musical perspective ^^).
awesome vid as always! I just have to ask, do you really use q for +left and e for +right? how do you press q and a at the same time o.o? also bugs2 inc??? :o
I don't. I use mouse1/2. But when I learned about turnbinds people told me that's where I should bind them because mouse would be pressed too much accidentally. I only used q/+left cuz "e" was so unnatural and never with "a" at the same time. So yea, there was little control or precision there :D
@iDaxen Ah, I've always used q and e but the other way around. It makes more sense once you get used to it, don't have to use middle finger at all. Also no mention of my sideways complete rip. Maybe i need to do a non cheese run🤔.
Turn binds introduce the concept of multiple inputs for the explorative and technical world that is surf. I have always considered that maps that are able to be completed by using only the mouse to be a different set than those that cannot.
at the highest level, on pretty much every map turnbinds will be used. A lot more maps would be viable without turnbinds, but that would mean an increase in mouse sensitivity and with that, less smooth movements.
Thanks :) I import map and camera data into Blender. I made a video on how to create the WR lines in there. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eA_2T3GkCjY.html
@@iDaxen wonderful resource to reference when creating more visually interesting wr runs, keep up the great content! Watched most of your videos since finding your channel on my feed ❤️ Also, still stunned about just HOW fast the runs for blackheart are.
Surfing is like... Flatly put the step above Roblox obstacle courses, so I wonder how many got interested in that forward momentum aspect and switched to surf after getting done with the simplicity of just getting through those puzzles. Crossword puzzles to sudoku or something like that, but since 2006... Well I got my hint of surfing through vloggers, and I wasn't interested. The fun part of the latter ones is that I can just stop and see others going, or change music. I think that's why we have Fall Guys now. But I digress a bit. I think it's beautiful how players and map makers come together.
I think its cool how far away the human record is from a possible tas record. An interesting surf history video could be some of the maps where humans are closest to tas? and the history of those maps?
