can't move diagonally in emulator on mac keyboard

Originally posted by Flotilla:It's worth mentioning that if your keyboard doesn't have NKRO, you may have difficulty doing certain inputs that require you to press multiple buttons at once.

If you do it any other way in a fighter and it still works, it may be because you're relying on that game's input leniency to compensate for imperfect execution. This piano motion lets you do half-circles 100% of the time, and it works perfectly here as well. Release your finger from down, and at the same time, hit P/K, whichever is relevant for the move you're trying to do.While still holding towards, start holding down.Try doing the input slowly in training mode with input display on. I can record videos of half-circles working just fine on my end, and unlike controllers that rely on dinput/xinput there shouldn't be any driver issues preventing all keyboards from functioning correctly. Half-circles would fall under that, since a player who hits punch/kick while they're currently on D+B (holding two keyboard keys) would trigger 2KRO on a bad membrane keyboard. It's worth mentioning that if your keyboard doesn't have NKRO, you may have difficulty doing certain inputs that require you to press multiple buttons at once. It's painful to perform those moves currently. Is there any way of ease things out? Newer games like 'Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition' doesn't have this problem. (Note the down-left + right input)Įxample moves are Dhalsim's Yoga Flame in SFII: CE, and Guy's Bushin Muso Renge in SFA3 (this one requires two HCB motions)

The image below shows the game inputs when a HCB. I suspect that's how a real machine would behave, as both emulators work in that same way. In Mame and FinalBurnAlpha emulators, you can do the motion without worrying about avoiding pressing opposite directions, and the move will come out easily. Right, down-right, down-left (while still holding right, due to finger placement), left The correct motion (performed in a regular XBOX controller, for example) for a Half Circle Back (HCB) is:īut when using a keyboard, it's often performed as In a keyboard or hitbox, it's very tricky to perform half circle motions (like HCB or HCF), because you must do the strict right motion without pressing opposite directions (i.e.

Can't move diagonally in emulator on mac keyboard