Hey, My first post here, and have been lurking this site/tetrisconcept for quite some time, and it's a great place My question: How does A + B rotation work? As in, what does it do? Does it work only for ARS/DTET only? Here's an example or what I'm talking about; Left/Right rotation doesn't do anything and keeps it stuck, but A + B will spin it in to the right position. Code: ---------- ---------- [][]------ ><[]><><>< ><[]><><>< ---------- ---------- --[]------ ><[]><><>< ><[][]><><
only DTET.(A+B = 180 degree rotation) if you want 180 degree rotation in TGM Series as fast as possible, IRS A -> not IRS C Combinations. IRS A+C dosent work.
Gee, thanks alot. So A + B = A/B x 2 then Thanks! I thought it was some special move or something, but I recall seeing it over at the Tetris Wiki under Zangi moves.
So I guess this means I really need a third button for hold in Project LJ, as I had been using A+B for hold. If one were to standardize double rotation, would this be an acceptable rule set? Hold counterclockwise and press clockwise -> two counterclockwise rotations Hold clockwise and press counterclockwise -> two clockwise rotations
I use all 3 rotation buttons when I play TGM. ccw,cw,ccw No double rotation, but the 2 counter clockwise buttons can be used to simlar effect. Compressing buttons sounds good in theory, but then advanced techniques become impossible because rapid button presses will accidentally activate secondary features. Though, perhaps this is only an issue for TGM style gameplay, because the pieces are placed in a very small number of frames compared to the 0g speed attack style.
