I played Toribash, and its endgame 35 - 40 frames... i needed t save me with my arm... but i cant!
The Reason:When i lower my arm its to fast and i dont get my hand on the gound. It is to fast and i land on my shoulder. ;) if i relax its to slow... hold brings nothing.

So my idea is an key to reset the joint to the middle or start position.

Sorry for the bad english.

Cya

Why.
The entire point of playing is so you can manipulate your joints into a position that will give you an advantage.
What's the purpose in resetting your arm back to the center, that defeats the whole purpose of playing.

This can be done via Relaxing and holding joints ect.
A lot of newer players don't use those functions enough

You can just position your joint using the correct speed levels.

Like most replay makers do, use 5 Turnframes, or press Shift & space Simultaneously.

This would also look atrocious.

2001% Not Supported

In Aikido mod i have forgot to say. I dont make replays ;).
In Multiplayer are Shift+Space not working ;)

I know i can relax and hold... but its often not fast enought.

Somtimes it would be very usefull to make an half joint move instead a full.
Not for all joints... shoulders,hips,pecs,chest and lumbar

And it would be exist more different openers ;)

just an idea.

How would you use it in an opener if it's resetting your character to a normal position, would that be the same as holding?

You can easily bring the arm to the middle if it has 10 turnframes.Relax your joint,let it drop,hold it,done.

Plz forget my idea...
No one will understand... not the whole body will reset... just single jonts.
Call it middle position if u want.
And i can not relax for 10 frames bcause i have 35 frames or 40 frames... never mind.

Close plz

Just don't move the joint on the opener.

We all know what you mean, you're just reading it wrong.

If you have a problem with english, just write what you want to write in your original language, and then translate it through here.

I don't like closing threads unless they're lost beyond hope, your idea might be more important than you think.