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Are you dreaming of working on your Tekken reflexes when you can’t use your console? noodalls has made your dreams come true, creating two brilliant trainers for your PC – a throw break and a hit confirmable move trainers will help you levelling up your reaction time and possibly make you a better player! Click the links below and download the programs.

• Tekken Throw Break Trainer
• Hit Confirmable Move Trainer

Check the rest of the entry for the instructions.

Tekken Throw Break Trainer

Tekken Throw Break Trainer.Made with PStick, Hauppauge HD PVR, AVIDemux Gamemaker Pro 8 and a lot of time.

This is setup to use the numerical keypad, with equivalents on the keyboard.

Press keypad 8 (keyboard 3) to start. The computer will randomly throw you. Break appropriately.

Keypad 1 (keyboard i) is LP.
Keypad 2 (keyboard o) is RP
Keypad 0 (keyboard j,k,l) is LP+RP. Or you can press keypad 1 and 2 yourself.

Keypad + increases difficulty. Keypad – decreases difficulty.
Keypad * increases FPS by 10. Keypad / decreases FPS by 10.

Difficulty 1 = 1P side 1+3 and 2+4 throws
Difficulty 2 = 1P side 1+3, 2+4 and 1+2 throws
Difficulty 3 = 2P side 1+3 and 2+4 throws
Difficulty 4 = 2P side 1+3, 2+4 and 1+2 throws
Difficulty 5 = 1P & 2P all throws.

The window to break throws should be frame accurate the same as in the actual game. You should be able to hold keys and release keys to bring the same results as in the actual game.

Comments HERE PLEASE.

If people want to contribute there own characters, it wouldn’t be too much work to incorporate them. I’m not doing the capture for them however.

F9 to take screenshots. Please don’t slow down the game to boost your scores. No one cares.

Hit Confirmable Move Trainer

Made in 6hrs. Used 2P Pstick for perfect inputs, Hauppauge HD PVR for capture 720p60, AVIdemux to convert M2TS files to jpegs and game maker pro 8 to make a game.

Instructions are in the opening screen, but basically press keypad 2 to begin, see if the opponent is attacking or not and then press keypad 1. (Think of 1 as being LK and 2 as being RK. You can press uf as well if you want to, but it adds nothing).

Press keypad * to speed up, press keypad / to slow down. Press keypad + to increase difficulty, press keypad – to decrease difficulty.

Difficulty 1 = easiest (opponent does 14F of animation)
Difficulty 2 = easiest + easy (opponent does 14F of animation, less distinct animation)
Difficulty 3 = easiest + easy + medium (opponent does 9F of animation)
Difficulty 4 = easiest + easy + medium + hard (opponent does 1F of animation).

You can press 3 to do the easiest animation, 4 to do the easy animation, 5 to do the medium animation and 6 to do the hard animation. Setting difficulty to 4 and pressing keypad 2 will randomly choose one of the various moves.
If you don’t have a keypad, k –> LK, l –> RK and the number 3-0 correspond to the keypad functions.

Timing should be accurate. Please let me know how many frames per second you are able to achieve, and on what system (CPU, ram, OS is about all I’d consider.)

Finally, you can press F9 to take screenshots. If people want to claim that this is hitconfirmable, then they can prove it as well. Please don’t slow the game down to achieve this.

Feedback and comments go HERE.

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