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The video mentions a certain amount of pressure, so I suspect it's about keeping the button right above the trigger point, and the jolts from the rolling makes
by lloeki 4y ago
The video mentions a certain amount of pressure, so I suspect it's about keeping the button right above the trigger point, and the jolts from the rolling makes the trigger happen, with the applied pressure allowing the button springiness to jump back above the trigger point between the rolling taps.
It does look like a drum roll: https://youtu.be/zJBcPRyBd8U?t=68 https://youtu.be/zJBcPRyBd8U?t=68
- simlevesque 4y agoI would argue that it's not just a drum roll. It's more clever. It's as if someone tried to do a drum roll by hitting the bottom of the drum instead of the top. To me it feels like it's more complex than just using techniques used elsewhere and applying them to Tetris.
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