If you like wushu I'd suggest you read Odlovs wushu manual if you didn't do it yet.
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=86039
I hope some more wushu experienced guy will help here out. Otherwise I will try to come up with something useful later.
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=86039
I hope some more wushu experienced guy will help here out. Otherwise I will try to come up with something useful later.
Last edited by NutHug; Sep 5, 2009 at 06:38 PM.
The link does not work for me either.
Anyway, i'll try to help. Try to direct your momentum towards the other person, or jump towards them. Try playing with your knees, hips, ankles and glutes to put your legs forward. Then use your upper body to complement the movement.
If you want a punch, get low to the ground on the first turn, and get your punch ready. On the second turn, aim, push upwards and release.
Look at NutHug's extremerunedit3 which comes with the latest version of toribash. It shows how to set up a move for the next turn.
Don't be discouraged if you can't do something like that, i have only just begun making good replays.
I'll probably never measure up to NutHug though >=(
Anyway, i'll try to help. Try to direct your momentum towards the other person, or jump towards them. Try playing with your knees, hips, ankles and glutes to put your legs forward. Then use your upper body to complement the movement.
If you want a punch, get low to the ground on the first turn, and get your punch ready. On the second turn, aim, push upwards and release.
Look at NutHug's extremerunedit3 which comes with the latest version of toribash. It shows how to set up a move for the next turn.
Don't be discouraged if you can't do something like that, i have only just begun making good replays.
I'll probably never measure up to NutHug though >=(
Last edited by GreekDemon; Sep 5, 2009 at 02:39 PM.
Reason: The usual
Very weird. The link works for me perfectly.
Patience and ambition is the key. Keep challenging yourself.
Originally Posted by lsl3012
I'll probably never measure up to NutHug though >=(
Patience and ambition is the key. Keep challenging yourself.