Legend - One Saber World Record
Posted Oct 2, 2018, 2:36 PM UTC
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Which mods gives you your running grade below the multiplier display?
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Progress Counter
It's really vital for me to improve my accuracy play together with hit score visualizer.
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Thanks!
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Quick question . I installed the practice mode (among other mods), and now when I play with no death mode the song just loops back without showing me the score . How do I put it back to where I can still see the score at the end even though I play with the no death mode?
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I don't think that is possible. It's something that has been bugging me as well.
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How do I remove it? Just got into the game and used to compare scores with my friends, which I cannot do now .
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Just delete the PracticePlugin.dll from your plugins folder. That should do the trick.
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I tried the one saber maps when I developed tennis elbow on my dominant right hand. It’s much harder than I thought to play these with my non dominant left hand. Funny enough I did better when I changed the colour to red.
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I recorded myself for the first time yesterday and happened to get #1 in this song on one saber. Also I seem to have very abrupt and curved swings, maybe I should try out other grips. Has anyone some recommendations for oculus touch controllers other than holding them normally?
u/SkyKiwi soo when are you going to take this one back? It's my usual 95.4% so you should be able to take it without too much trouble, right?
Hey congratz! I love me some one saber competition haha. I've been a bit out of commission so you'll probably hold it for a bit, but I'll definitely be getting it back eventually :P
Meanwhile go get Turn Me On's top score! I set that one with my left hand!
My current plan is actually to play some one saber with my left hand, since it is so much worse. I also see that in stream maps that are right on my skill level. Right hand has no trouble getting consistent 100s but left get some 80 mixed in.
I should really do that too but I don't wanna.
It's been mentioned before around here, but another popular grip (if you're not already doing this) is to slide your hand completely through the loop such that the controller rests more in your palm. The trigger should be right under your middle finger. The benefit here is that you don't have to grip anything and your hand can relax making wrist action a little more natural. One downside, though, is that this effectively brings the controller several inches closer to your body so your saber doesn't reach quite as far.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZY3JaBOSgKKCuMTzsr7hoIwWQQJQutxu
Is this what you mean? I could try it out next time and see if I can do streams a bit better with that.
That's not quite how I do it, but it looks interesting to try. All four of my fingers go through the loop. A thin part of the loop can then be pinched between my thumb and my index finger.
I'll try to get a picture today after work.
Edit: Another way to think of it is like having the blade extend from the back of your hand, much like a Zealot from Starcraft.