I discovered iWS through SOCD while learning Jun on like week 3 of Tekken. Changed the game FOREVER. Also I haven’t figured it out fully yet but there’s a way to get an impossible sidestep on keverless. I can’t remember the input but Kaz has a move that will jail you into crouching and on P2 side you won’t be able to sidestep left normally. But on leverless you can crouch cancel and still get sidestep left. Which isn’t really doable on stick. I’ve managed it briefly but I’d have to remember how as I didn’t lab it very hard and forget to make a note. I’m sure you can figure it out though
@@Chris_F Hey Chris I forgot to ask this but on the T16 how do slide techniques feel on it? I have a G16 and on that it’s pretty difficult with how the button caps sit. Curious if the lower profile ones on the T series work better for it
GREAT VIDEO! I play controller because It is super comfy but whenever I get a miss input error that costs me a game I look at my collecting dust hitbox and wonder why I dont use it. Maybe I should actually try to learn T8 on it. I play Bryan lol
Thanks a lot bro! my bryan qcf and qcb now 2 times faster! now and its really possible to make perfet qcb1 and qcf 3-4. still really hard but possible))
I turned off SOCD and let the game handle it. If you do that in Tekken, pressing any three directions at once gives neutral, so you can do D then D+F then D+F+U for example to get d,df,n.
For me personally I’ve been doing the button above and below the main face buttons for back and forward. Kind of feeling like it isn’t the most optimal setup, however, and I’m going to be trying out some new layouts.
@@Chris_F plz make a bid if you do find it. So far ive just been doing the two hand tech for p1 cuz thats ez but i think i need a button for p2 side since its more awkward on that side, but that saves 1 more button
@@Chris_FI tried this as well but liked a diff layout you had in an earlier vid WAYYY more - Right on RB and left on RT. Just shifted heat and super one button to the right. Feel like I learned electrics in only a couple hrs by doing this, P1 side is extremely easy. Pulling off in game feels much more natural too, even if P2 side may take some getting used to
I’m not a master as the GP2040 settings, but I suggest asking in the haute42 official discord. They have many people there mow knowledgeable than me who can help!
@WantedTutorialsHD again I’m not a keyboard player but this *might* not be possible on keyboard which is why I think the GP2040 board on a leverless is the best controller available right now
My deathfist spamming just leveled up.
Paul players only want ONE thing and its DISGUSTING
@@Chris_F Strongest in the universe, bro.
Thanks, bought a Kitsune the past few months and now that I'm used to it I can use advanced techniques like these
Glad I could help!
I migrated from pad to leverless controller because of you thank you. Always looking forward to your next video.
I find it hard to believe that ppl actually listen to me!
I hope you’re enjoying it and thanks for the comment!
Gonna try this to do some iWS moves.
Works for so many of them!
@@Chris_F It worked great. The F input really helps with the timing, because I often get the wrong move from doing the Up+attack button too fast.
Great video, your content has helped me immensely transition to leverless. Good luck on evo japan.
So glad to hear that I was able to help!
I’ll do my best, thanks!
I discovered iWS through SOCD while learning Jun on like week 3 of Tekken. Changed the game FOREVER.
Also I haven’t figured it out fully yet but there’s a way to get an impossible sidestep on keverless. I can’t remember the input but Kaz has a move that will jail you into crouching and on P2 side you won’t be able to sidestep left normally. But on leverless you can crouch cancel and still get sidestep left. Which isn’t really doable on stick. I’ve managed it briefly but I’d have to remember how as I didn’t lab it very hard and forget to make a note. I’m sure you can figure it out though
IIRC you need to use down + up = up for that to work. I haven’t tried it in forever so I might be wrong.
@@Chris_F You may be right I can’t remember either. If you manage to test before me lmk! Would be very appreciated
@@Chris_F Hey Chris I forgot to ask this but on the T16 how do slide techniques feel on it? I have a G16 and on that it’s pretty difficult with how the button caps sit. Curious if the lower profile ones on the T series work better for it
GREAT VIDEO! I play controller because It is super comfy but whenever I get a miss input error that costs me a game I look at my collecting dust hitbox and wonder why I dont use it.
Maybe I should actually try to learn T8 on it. I play Bryan lol
Love this! Thanks for sharing! Really, really appreciate it
Good another guide to help me and my leverless controller thanks❤
My pleasure dude!
Thanks a lot bro! my bryan qcf and qcb now 2 times faster! now and its really possible to make perfet qcb1 and qcf 3-4. still really hard but possible))
Great! Happy to help
Leverless gang 1 time... doing supremo work
Thanks bro I always try my best to put out good content
Powerful Thank you.
Thanks! 💪🏻
I turned off SOCD and let the game handle it. If you do that in Tekken, pressing any three directions at once gives neutral, so you can do D then D+F then D+F+U for example to get d,df,n.
That’s the great thing about leverless, there are so many options. Always go what works best for you. For me, I like this method!
I loved your kbd tutorial! On the t16 which buttons do you macro the extra F and B inputs too? Is it the same as the vid
For me personally I’ve been doing the button above and below the main face buttons for back and forward.
Kind of feeling like it isn’t the most optimal setup, however, and I’m going to be trying out some new layouts.
@@Chris_F plz make a bid if you do find it. So far ive just been doing the two hand tech for p1 cuz thats ez but i think i need a button for p2 side since its more awkward on that side, but that saves 1 more button
@@Chris_FI tried this as well but liked a diff layout you had in an earlier vid WAYYY more - Right on RB and left on RT. Just shifted heat and super one button to the right. Feel like I learned electrics in only a couple hrs by doing this, P1 side is extremely easy. Pulling off in game feels much more natural too, even if P2 side may take some getting used to
Hey bro this is great content! Quick question how do I even set my SOCD settings in the configuration? Im so confused
It depends on your controller
Bro how long did it take you to get comftable with hitbox from your old controller?
About 2 months
Is there a way to do ws moves out of Mishima wave dash easier with hitbox?
I tested a bit but I haven’t found anything easier than the standard input
Just wondering, are these inputs legal for torunament play?
absolutely!
How to map buttons for analog stick
I’m not a master as the GP2040 settings, but I suggest asking in the haute42 official discord. They have many people there mow knowledgeable than me who can help!
How to put down + up equals neutral?
I play with keyboard and I dont go into neutral inputting up and down, how can I change that?
Sorry I’m not a keyboard player, but I would assume you would have to adjust your SOCD settings
@@Chris_F couldnt find where to do that :/
@WantedTutorialsHD again I’m not a keyboard player but this *might* not be possible on keyboard which is why I think the GP2040 board on a leverless is the best controller available right now
@@Chris_F alright, thank you still tho :)