Soaring Kick and Input issues

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

It seems like I'm running into a bit of input issues. If I press too many keys at once, it doesn't seem to indicate. Is this my problem?

And soaring kick (Helmet Spiritbreaker) also seems to not indicate as a hit from time to time even when landed directly or does not hit on the spot I aimed for.

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by ❤ Atlas ❤ ◢ ◤:

It seems like I'm running into a bit of input issues. If I press too many keys at once, it doesn't seem to indicate. Is this my problem?

And soaring kick (Helmet Spiritbreaker) also seems to not indicate as a hit from time to time even when landed directly or does not hit on the spot I aimed for.

You are playing with keyboard? If yes then it is most likely a device app issue.

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by ❤ Atlas ❤ ◢ ◤:

It seems like I'm running into a bit of input issues. If I press too many keys at once, it doesn't seem to indicate. Is this my problem?

And soaring kick (Helmet Spiritbreaker) also seems to not indicate as a hit from time to time even when landed directly or does not hit on the spot I aimed for.

You are playing with keyboard? If yes then it is most likely a device app issue.

Yeah I am.

[CookedMeat]

Helmbreaker always have a broken hitbox so you just gotta pray that it lands on where you intended.

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by ❤ Atlas ❤ ◢ ◤:

Originally posted by アンジェル:

You are playing with keyboard? If yes then it is most likely a device app issue.

Yeah I am.

It would be interesting to know which keyboard model you are using.

But I can tell from personal experience, I have not found any fix for that issue aside from buying a new keyboard which is specifically made to counter that issue.

On the newer Windows versions I am even suspecting that Windows might be interfering too - but it is mostly that the older keyboard models can deal only with 3-5 inputs at the same time while the rest become "ghosts".

That is the main reasoning why arcade boards are on good sales, considering all they do aside from imitating a plastic UI is their software adds additional buffers for combos. They still follow the "PC rules" but their third party apps know about the ghosting and counters it either by the app or an extra device.

In theory I keep thinking someone could program a third party open source app for such, but I really have yet to find one who actually did that...

[Speacky]

This is most likely a problem with your keyboard. It's called multiple key rollover. Certain keyboards can only recognize 2-5 key strokes at one time. Everything over that is simply not recognized. I recommend you look for a keyboard with infinite key rollover. It's a bit of a bummer but that is the only way you can solve your issue. It's not something you can combat using software

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

Originally posted by Speacky:

This is most likely a problem with your keyboard. It's called multiple key rollover. Certain keyboards can only recognize 2-5 key strokes at one time. Everything over that is simply not recognized. I recommend you look for a keyboard with infinite key rollover. It's a bit of a bummer but that is the only way you can solve your issue. It's not something you can combat using software

Uhh... the thing is it only happens in MHR. It's laptop keyboard.

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by ❤ Atlas ❤ ◢ ◤:

Yeah I am.

It would be interesting to know which keyboard model you are using.

But I can tell from personal experience, I have not found any fix for that issue aside from buying a new keyboard which is specifically made to counter that issue.

On the newer Windows versions I am even suspecting that Windows might be interfering too - but it is mostly that the older keyboard models can deal only with 3-5 inputs at the same time while the rest become "ghosts".

That is the main reasoning why arcade boards are on good sales, considering all they do aside from imitating a plastic UI is their software adds additional buffers for combos. They still follow the "PC rules" but their third party apps know about the ghosting and counters it either by the app or an extra device.

In theory I keep thinking someone could program a third party open source app for such, but I really have yet to find one who actually did that...

Oh it seems like I forgot to mention that this only happens in MHR. MHW and other ones are fine. MHW had to same issue until the fix was released almost at the final update.

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by ❤ Atlas ❤ ◢ ◤:

Originally posted by アンジェル:

It would be interesting to know which keyboard model you are using.

But I can tell from personal experience, I have not found any fix for that issue aside from buying a new keyboard which is specifically made to counter that issue.

On the newer Windows versions I am even suspecting that Windows might be interfering too - but it is mostly that the older keyboard models can deal only with 3-5 inputs at the same time while the rest become "ghosts".

That is the main reasoning why arcade boards are on good sales, considering all they do aside from imitating a plastic UI is their software adds additional buffers for combos. They still follow the "PC rules" but their third party apps know about the ghosting and counters it either by the app or an extra device.

In theory I keep thinking someone could program a third party open source app for such, but I really have yet to find one who actually did that...

Oh it seems like I forgot to mention that this only happens in MHR. MHW and other ones are fine. MHW had to same issue until the fix was released almost at the final update.

Could be then that Capcom added a buffer patch for the game.

I would suggest to report the issue in the subsection. It seems to me one of those issues which "the more people report it, the more likely it gets fixed".

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by ❤ Atlas ❤ ◢ ◤:

Oh it seems like I forgot to mention that this only happens in MHR. MHW and other ones are fine. MHW had to same issue until the fix was released almost at the final update.

Could be then that Capcom added a buffer patch for the game.

I would suggest to report the issue in the subsection. It seems to me one of those issues which "the more people report it, the more likely it gets fixed".

Already did. It's been happening for a long time. It's just I made a post here.

[アンジェル]

I am surprised no modder had addressed the issue?

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

I am surprised no modder had addressed the issue?

You can try googling it up. I'm pretty sure some of them are addressed.

[DOY]

from the sounds of your post your keyboard might not support N-key rollover; fancy term for being able to press as many keys together and still getting input.

Try the game's multi-key binding. I use "q" and "tab" for the supplement the button presses for wire bug LMB and RMB. Makes things alot easier then screwing around with layer key input when you don't need to.

[Dax23333]

Checking if the keyboard is the issue is thankfully pretty easy. Hold down left and right shift at the same time, then (without letting go) type out a sentence. If it comes up as scrambled garbage, there's your problem and unfortunately that means new keyboard is the only way to get around the issue. A lot of keyboards are not designed for gaming and so will have this, it's just how they work.

[❤ Atlas Neptune ❤ ◢ ◤]

Originally posted by Dax23333:

Checking if the keyboard is the issue is thankfully pretty easy. Hold down left and right shift at the same time, then (without letting go) type out a sentence. If it comes up as scrambled garbage, there's your problem and unfortunately that means new keyboard is the only way to get around the issue. A lot of keyboards are not designed for gaming and so will have this, it's just how they work.

My keyboard is a laptop keyboard. It seems like nothing happened. As I stated in the previous comments, I am only having this issue when I play MHR and when I played MHW before one of the patches.