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true story.
hey, i'm nobra.
Toribash is cool, yet.
my favourite mod AIKI wait for it DO. But it seems difficult to manage joints, so i need a little help (some articles, tutorials). Anyway i like to be a part of toribash community.
Toribash is cool, yet.
my favourite mod AIKI wait for it DO. But it seems difficult to manage joints, so i need a little help (some articles, tutorials). Anyway i like to be a part of toribash community.
Welcome to toribash community!
Understanding what each joint do is the very basic concept of this game.
You can say that every member here knows how joints work.
It is a natural thing which comes from practice, yes, practice as much as you can.
After all, practice makes perfect.
Understanding what each joint do is the very basic concept of this game.
You can say that every member here knows how joints work.
It is a natural thing which comes from practice, yes, practice as much as you can.
After all, practice makes perfect.
~Tanith Elite ~
Well, for starters, there are a few ways to move joints. You can scroll, click, or press Z, X, and C.
There are 4 conditions each joint can be in: Relaxed, Held, Contracting, and Extending.
When you hold a joint, it simply stays still and does not bend(unless some kind of force is applied). To hold all joints, press C. To hold or relax a specific joint, press X.
Extending and Contracting is pretty self-explanatory. When you press Z on a joint, it will either extend or contract. So, for example, if you press Z on your knee until it says "Contracting left knee", it'll contract it next turn and your Tori will bend his knee. If you want to extend it, press Z until you see "Extending left knee", and it will straighten back out. That, actually, is how kicks are done in this game.
There are 4 conditions each joint can be in: Relaxed, Held, Contracting, and Extending.
When you hold a joint, it simply stays still and does not bend(unless some kind of force is applied). To hold all joints, press C. To hold or relax a specific joint, press X.
Extending and Contracting is pretty self-explanatory. When you press Z on a joint, it will either extend or contract. So, for example, if you press Z on your knee until it says "Contracting left knee", it'll contract it next turn and your Tori will bend his knee. If you want to extend it, press Z until you see "Extending left knee", and it will straighten back out. That, actually, is how kicks are done in this game.
Hey got canned heat in my heels tonight baby
You know know know I'm gonna dance yeah
You know know know I'm gonna dance yeah
