tranquil mauve
i’ve found that i’m most comfortable with my mouse pointing to the left slightly as it allows for my forearm to rest properly. is this a bad habit that will hurt me in the long run, or is this ok to keep doing.
also for positioning of wrist/pinky, should the wrist be sort of gliding on top of the mat or firmly planted. for the pinky should it be clawed on to the side or sort of hovering over the mousepad
thorn vessel
Watch this https://youtu.be/UW_z6bCy1ZI?si=3I8F1Rh8AmkxXKzn it is meant to be general advice as long as your some what close and it feels normal.
As for your question on should it be hovering or gliding depends on scenario. The amount of hovering for me is just enough to lift the weight of my arm and wrist while still leaving it on the pad when tracking.
tranquil mauve
As for your question on should it be hovering or gliding depends on scenario. Th...
ok thats helpful, like just barely touching
thorn vessel
Yes but certain scenarios require a sort of pick up and plant
Being new you should start out watching mattyows videos how to static pasu and control tracking just to begin with I would watch the rest as well except the high scores. Most of what you need is time to get used to the mouse but the voltaic benchmarks especially the older stuff is a good place to start for now and playing your game is probably even more useful till you get the hang of using the mouse. But it would definitely speed things up doing both.
tranquil mauve
Being new you should start out watching mattyows videos how to static pasu and c...
this is super helpful boss thank you. my last question is when people refer to tension on the mouse, are they referencing tension in the fingers, the wrist, or the whole arm. or some conglomeration of the 3. i understand from the viscose video that adding some tension can help reduce stopping power, but where is the tension coming from?