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Why Tori falls to the side?
In SP when you don't press anything and just press "P". The tori stays relaxed and just falls to the floor in a completely symmetrical manner, no disturbances.
So why does it fall to the side instead of straight backwards, symmetrically? Anyone know?
So why does it fall to the side instead of straight backwards, symmetrically? Anyone know?
My heart just wouldn't be in it, you know? haven't got one.
That is not what he means.
He means this:
And the reason this happens is because the tori is not completely symmetrical, I remember someone mentioning this before, if you simply do the same move through a replay parser but replace left with right and vise versa, the move will not turn out the same. This is because the way it is calculated it is not perfectly symmetrical.
Also note: when you do the 'relaxed fall' uke sits down, but tori falls on his back.
I also heard someone mention that uke's moves will not translate perfectly over to tori and some mention of uke's feet being thicker than tori's.
All in all, they are simply not perfectly symmetrical, nor are uke and tori perfectly the same.
He means this:
Tori Falling
And the reason this happens is because the tori is not completely symmetrical, I remember someone mentioning this before, if you simply do the same move through a replay parser but replace left with right and vise versa, the move will not turn out the same. This is because the way it is calculated it is not perfectly symmetrical.
Also note: when you do the 'relaxed fall' uke sits down, but tori falls on his back.
I also heard someone mention that uke's moves will not translate perfectly over to tori and some mention of uke's feet being thicker than tori's.
All in all, they are simply not perfectly symmetrical, nor are uke and tori perfectly the same.
Last edited by AgentP; Jan 14, 2012 at 03:27 AM.
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