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Lili f,F+3~F
22~23 startup.
-3 on block.

Bryan

d3+4,2(you can cancel the second hit with d/f[he will crouch])

Lee

HMS 1(you can cancel it with any other HMS move if fast enough[HMS1~3_HMS1~2] or just using his foward sway[f~])
f(you can cancel it by pressing ~b[he will do a backward sway] or using b~2,3[which isnt exactly a cancellation since he will use another move])

Lars

1+2(you can cancel it by holding B)
f3(you can cancel it with f/d or SSR_SSL)

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noodalls didn't want to send u a pm as we don't know each other but i have a question that you're probably the man to answer. Some juggles in tekken have super strict timing so is their a way to figure out how many frames u have to go from 1 mover to the next? For example jpa has a super hard juggle well super hard for me at least. The juggle is CH ub12,fly,112,d+1. The timing on the d+1 is what gives me trouble so i'm wondering how many frames u have to hit it d+1 has a 15-16 frame start up but i have no idea how long they are juggable after fly112 Feel free to move this to a more appropriate thread.

Looked into it. Two things that I found. First, it works better with a ssR before hand. Second, the fly cancel is probably the most precise timing part of the combo. You can input uf on F39 and 1 on F40 and it will work, anywhere up to F45 (may well be buffered).

Do I have to wait for the 2 in fly 112 to animate before I hit d+1 ?

Unless the recovery after 2 reaches its active hit frames is less than five frames, of course.

You should read up a bit on the buffering system in Tekken.

well i know how to buffer from a move that uses say 1 to a move that 1+2 but i didn't even know u could buffer when all the moves just use a single button

Wait are u just talking about Hitting the down of d+1 during the 2 off fly 112 then hitting the 1 after the 2 finishes.

The final 5 frames of recovery for moves in Tekken (except throws) allow you to buffer the next input.

So let's pretend the duration of animation for Fly 1,1,2 is 100 frames. If there was no buffering involved, you would have to nail the d+1 input right on F101 in order for it to come out as soon as possible. However, they decreased the input severity by allowing any single input on the last 5 frames (F96-100) to count as an input on F101.

Now, unless there's 4 frames of recovery after the 2 portion's active hit frames come out, there's no way you can be inputting d+1 before the 2 animates.

So I can input D from frame 96-100 then hit the 1 on frame 101 and the game will remember the d and give m d+1

No, you can hit d+1 on any frame between 96-101 and it will act like you input it on F101. You can hold d from before hand.

If you input d on F96-100 and press 1 on F102 it will give ss+1 (actually anywhere from F86-100, ss input window is 15F).

If you input d on F96-100 but then only input 1 on F101, it will give standing 1.

Interestingly (and I didn't know this) if you input 1 on F100 and 4 on F101, it will give 1 not 4.

If you input d+1 on F96-100 and even d+1+2 on F101 it will give d+1.

But if you input d+1 on F96-100 and d+1+2 on F102, it will give d+1+2 (probably a sliding input issue.)

Ty for all the help noodalls. Quick question is it possible to buffer a move into a dash or a dash into a move ?

Devil Jin
b 1~b
ff 3,1~ff

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