First Fling!

I just got my first granual, and now my first fling!

Lol noobs, you should stop worrying about posting these little tricks and start making a decent track.

Stallie wrote:Lol noobs, you should stop worrying about posting these little tricks and start making a decent track.

Um...... no comment.

I remember a time when I didn't understand flings at all. Took me a good year or so to finally figure out how to do a basic nose fling, and I still haven't perfected the strength of my flings to this date.

I'd say you're learning fast; compared to me at least.

Stallie wrote:Lol noobs

how ironic ::::::::::::::IIIIIIIIIIIII


Nice to see that you are improving

Stallie wrote:Lol noobs, you should stop worrying about posting these little tricks and start making a decent track.

Most of these tricks are parts of tracks that I'm working on. I'm just posting the "first" list to show when I made my first fling, granual, etc.

theacp127 wrote:

Stallie wrote:Lol noobs, you should stop worrying about posting these little tricks and start making a decent track.

Most of these tricks are parts of tracks that I'm working on. I'm just posting the "first" list to show when I made my first fling, granual, etc.

just ignore him

yay first fling i remember my first fling, i was freaking out when i did it, i thought i was super cool for months after learning it

Too lazy to press the quote button for Cereal, but I agree. I didn't do a fling until two years after I started making tracks. Honestly though, do what I didn't and keep practicing small things like this (sorry Stallie but gotta disagree with you on that one). No need to exactly make a video every time, but no need to make a huge track every time you play line rider. You'll start getting a grasp of the physics of the game quicker that way, then its simply a matter of learning what flows well together and then you'll start making some bomb tracks that way.

chaomocha wrote:Too lazy to press the quote button for Cereal, but I agree. I didn't do a fling until two years after I started making tracks. Honestly though, do what I didn't and keep practicing small things like this (sorry Stallie but gotta disagree with you on that one). No need to exactly make a video every time, but no need to make a huge track every time you play line rider. You'll start getting a grasp of the physics of the game quicker that way, then its simply a matter of learning what flows well together and then you'll start making some bomb tracks that way.

I agree. These videos are just for the "first" things I do. I'm not going to make videos like this for random stuff; just for when I learn something new for the first time.

You're absolutely right to be sharing this stuff with us. Please keep doing it. Your learning curve for picking up on new tricks is steep and impressive and I think shows you're going to do rather well as you start putting all this in 'full length feature' track form.

You're learning fast, I'm curious to see how you play out in the future.

Also, a tip: for a more useful marker than a flag, hold C (not ctrl) while you press the flag button/I. You'll get a ghost. Not sure if you already knew that :-)

Stallie wrote:Lol noobs, you should stop worrying about posting these little tricks and start making a decent track.

no u.

Ah the first fling. Huge milestone in one's LR career. Way more controlled and less exaggerated than my first one was. Keep on experimenting!

Kramwood wrote:loled @ "nub people"

I was trying to say n00b people. not nub people.