Shazanwich's Ultimate Guide to Mechanics in Rocket League: Aerial Car Control

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This is my aerial car control tutorial that is part of my new "Shazanwich's Ultimate Guide to Mechanics in Rocket League" series. Today we cover how to learn aerial car control and some useful scenarios to use and practice them in. Happy Training!
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MY CONTROLS ARE
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JUMP (X)
BOOST (O)
STICK AIR ROLL (L1)
DRIFT (L1)
BALL CAM (TRIANGLE)
AIR ROLL RIGHT (R1)
BRAKE/GAS (L2/R2)
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CAMERA SETTINGS
FOV (110)
DISTANCE (220)
HEIGHT (80)
ANGLE (-3)
STIFFNESS (.60)
SWIVEL SPEED (5.00)
TRANSITION SPEED (1.70)

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5 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 28

@dominicegun6726 Год назад

Love the content! You say “right!” a lot hahaha!

@rlcoachshazanwich Год назад

I know say right” too much I apologize. I’m glad you still found the video to be helpful ❤️

@hinokamii4320 11 месяцев назад

explaining while playing is so helpful thank you

@rlcoachshazanwich 11 месяцев назад

I appreciate you. Glad I could help 😄❤

@ULTRA-MANGO Год назад

Such a great tutorial! I have a suggestion for your yt videos. Put as many tags as you can. Example: #air roll rocket league, #tutorial rocket league air roll.

@rlcoachshazanwich Год назад

Thank you! I try to get as many relevant tags I can. But I will keep that in mind.

@natetaylor3996 Год назад

Always hyped to learn more. Love the content.

@rlcoachshazanwich Год назад

Thank you. Just trying to teach others what I wish I could have taught myself a long time ago haha.

@bio241 Год назад

Very nice video, thanks for all the explanations :) When I try to do the drills, e.g. going up and down the filed, I tend to loose control of my speed, whereas you kept a slow pace. So my lackout moments are mostly getting to fast and crashing the walls. Did you experience this while learning and have any tips or is it just something that comes with time and practice?

@rlcoachshazanwich Год назад

There aren’t any tips really. Just know that if you are blacking out. That that is perfectly okay and everyone goes through that. Blacking out just means you are getting better. If not getting better than you are atleast pushing yourself. I blacked out THOUSANDS of times. I FAILED A LOT. More than you can probably comprehend. It’s really hard and takes months to get good at. But the more you invest in it. The better you’ll get at it. But in order to get there you are going to have to push through those blackout moments. There is no “get good fast” when it comes to this. You just need to put in the work.

@bio241 Год назад

@@rlcoachshazanwich Yeah I also see it that way and like you pointed out in your video, failing means learning. Thanks for the answer :)

@balladin9200 Год назад

thanks man, did you learn directional air roll flying with memorizing all the inputs consciously or muscle memorizing them unconsciously. and which would you have preferred to learn now that you're better.

@rlcoachshazanwich Год назад

I learned my DAR unconsciously through repetition. I used my eyes and my hands to navigate the difficult movements through tons and tons of repetition. So my hands and brain would conflict with each other for a long time until my brain finally adapted and learned what it was doing wrong. Nowadays due to lots of practice and repetition, control the car without even thinking about it to the point all the hand movements became muscle memory. So instead of memorizing, I just used my eyes to correct it and aerial car control just became a feeling more than anything else. For which one would I have done? I still think my method of just doing lots of reps until your brain stops hurting is the best way to do it. The other way takes too much mental capacity I don’t have and doesn’t encourage you to actually learn it properly IMO. Gotta learn by doing not thinking.

@balladin9200 Год назад

@@rlcoachshazanwich Definetly makes sense man, it’s like the time where I didn’t even know how to play piano with 2 hands. Felt like a Merc was flip resetting on my brain till it stopped and became a part of me like you said. After seeing your latest montage damn right i’ll take that advice keep it up you’re doing great.

@rlcoachshazanwich Год назад

@@balladin9200 I appreciate your words very much ❤️