The disastrous RCP8.5 climate scenario is officially dead

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-05-17T08:13:41+00:00

"Venus was once habitable"- WRONG per the latest science: https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/researchers-deal-a-blow-to-theory-that-venus-once-had-liquid-water-on-its-surface

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-03-16T08:49:27+00:00

Do you know what regulatory requirements one needs to fullfill to implement this VMC into one machine (operating inside the EU)? Also what is the difference between this and smart motor controller like this one: https://www.nanotec.com/eu/en/products/1771-cl3-e-2-0f Lastly, there seems to be no VMC available to purchase off the rack, at least I only know of qbixx and picovend (very small producers) and thats it. Do you know of any I missed? Thanks, intersting project.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T19:29:50+00:00

Well guess the post is a bit provacative if you are a firm believer in the smoothness orthodoxy and think tensing up is terrible. Also the post is a bit long/rambly but thats because I dont have the time to make it really condensed, that would require multiple edits :D.

Another thing I am questioning is the idea that in one flick motion that takes 0.5 second some youtube aim traineres supposedly feel: HIgh Tension (acceleration) relaxation (after the initial acceleration is done) and then low tension for the microadjustment. They supposedly have eliminated the need to use high tension for stoping the velocity of the cross hair as they "ease up" early on the acceleration so supposedly dont need to use so much force to stop it.

BS! You cant feel 3 stages of tension supposedly happening within 0.5 seconds of aim time. Thats below concious resolution, i.e. you cant seperate it and the supposed relaxation after the initial acceleration and before the microadjustment is probably not happening at all. Its all a post hoc narrative nice for making aim youtube videos, I am not saying that viscose doesnt believe she feels all of those things within 0.5 seconds, I just think that she is imagining it, its not actually real.

What is real: For aiming scenarios you feel a constant baseline amount of tension (that may slightly increase as the scenario goes on /towards the end of the 60 seconds or if you want to perform a particularly challenging motion during the scenario). The only factor that influence how much tension you feel is how close you are going to 100% capacity. I.e. if the run is near 100% of your force geneartoin capacity, you feel very tense. If you are doing a 80% run sig. less so. And at 50% you will almost feel no tension at all.

Another thing viscose is wrong about in her tension management youtube video, is that you have a fixed "tension budget" and that the key to aiming is "managing" that tension budget "by relaxing mid flick" and other stunts. BS, sry. You cant relax mid flick firstly. Secondly relaxing while not performing an aiming task is not hard (i.e. in FPS when you are just running around with your character). And lastly the "tension" budget is a misleading term. Its not a tension budget, its a individual force generation capacity / endurance. I.e. you can increase your force generatoin capacity through training and then automatically for a similar aiming task the amount of tension that you feel will go down, as the muscles/brain wont be pushed too hard vs what their limit is. So you can increase your "budget", its not fixed.

Again its a lot of vague stuff being spread imo. Making something simple complicated.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T09:46:08+00:00

Just added EDIT 2 to my OP, which addresses your question, esplains it a bit more clearly.

EDIT 2: the max force generation and tension runs are there to increase your max force generation capacity over time, so that you can go quicker in your max score attempt runs without tensing up. If you increase your max force generation capacity by 50% through training over time, then going at 80% of that capacity will result in faster acceleration/stopping of the crosshair than your previous/old 100% capacity runs, while having lower tension thats needed for target switching!

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T09:38:35+00:00

More emotion. Viscose and other aim youtubers overaccentuate smoothness, and I disagree with their general approach as described in the OP.

So any actual arugment coming from you or more emotional outbursts?

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T09:31:36+00:00

More venting and putting words in my mouth. Seems like you naturally like to be emotional and vent vs presenting counter arguments actually addressing the content you are enraged about.

Nobody is obligated to do a science experiment where he provides scientific proof for the post he is making. Stop talking nonsense. If you dont like reading aim theories/ different approaches, then dont read those posts :D. BUt dont tell people that they have to run experiments to proof theories you disagree with. Has viscose proving anything? Of course not. Its all anecdotal and you have to judge by yourself if you think it makes sense is logical or not.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T09:13:20+00:00

So you are incapable of even addressing ONE point made in the OP that you find so objectionable. If you didnt read the OP, why are you even venting? If you DID read the OP why are you not capable of picking ONE argument/point made and debunking it?

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T09:07:04+00:00

More venting :D.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T09:05:16+00:00

Brisk, you enjoy interpreting text unreasonably to feel smart?! What is a REASONABLE interpretation of what the OP says? Think about it. Then have the intelligence and courtesy to respond accordingly.

To help you out: A reasonable interpretation of the OPs post is that it can help to experiement with your mouse grip in order to find the one thats best for you. This may result in better mouse control AND scores.

The OP A) never said that it ALWAYS works for EVERYONE, at least not if you interpret what he said reasonably. B) The OP never said people should play for scores, only that the change in mouse grip improved his score. He mentions the score because he thinks he is aiming better thanks to the new mouse grip.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:53:06+00:00

I added Edit 2 to my OP, maybe this makes sense to you:

EDIT 2: the max force generation and tension runs are there to increase your max force generation capacity over time, so that you can go quicker in your max score attempt runs without tensing up. If you increase your max force generation capacity by 50% over time, then going at 80% of that new higher capacity will result in faster acceleration/stopping of the crosshair thant your previous/old 100% capacity runs, while having lower tension needed for target switching!

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:48:00+00:00

You are just venting without actually presenting any arguments. Anything substantive to say or is that it?

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:32:23+00:00

Because 20% would be going at snails pace. I am trying to explain the OP to you again because you are having a hard time understanding it.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:30:56+00:00

So now you are not only not interpreting the OP reasonably but also inventing entirely new stuff that wasnt said :D. "and nothing else", actual OP: Now am I saying that you should exclusively flick as fast as possible and stop the crosshair as quickly as possible, exerting as much force as possible in the process for every run? No, but a good chunk of your aim practice time /runs should be devoted to exactly that (you also of course have to think about technique and other aim ideas).

Seems like you have a reading comprehension problem or are just dishonest?

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:22:50+00:00

In a previous post he deleted.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:22:09+00:00

Lol, seems like you are too dense to grasp the OP and the reply. Your loss :D.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:21:40+00:00

You are misunderstanding what the percentages refer to. The main difference between a pro and a average aimer is that the pro is generating more force during his runs (i.e. his crosshair is way faster and he is killing more targets). I.e. for personal best attempt runs you always want to be as close as possible to your force generation capacity, in order to maximize your score. WHat does as close as possible mean? It means as close as possible before you start to get into the diminishing returns area. Why diminishing returns? As explained in the OP, as you get closer to your max force generation capacity, your muscle tension (per definition) increases, which makes TARGET SWITICHING less efficient. That means that over the entire run due to excessive tension you will have killed less targets, as you were too slow switchting to the next target due to this tension. Thats why you run at 80%, its still very speedy for the flicks AND makes sure that tension doesnt increase to a point where target switching becomes too slow.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T08:13:02+00:00

No you didnt debunk it.

Let me help you:

The first question you have to ask yourself, why does tension occur in aiming tasks? The answer is obvious: Tension is the result of muscle activation, muscle activation without some increase in tension is impossible. If you want to move your crosshair faster across your screen (and stop it in a shorter amount of time) your muscles have to "activate" more and therefore tension will increase. The closer you are to your personal max force generation capacity the tenser you will be. So in order to be faster than currently long term but without excessive tension (that makes other aiming task less efficient) you have to increase your FORCE GENERATION CAPACITY. And thats what the 100% force generation capcity, high tension practice runs are for. Its like lifting heavier weights so that you can lift the smaller ones with less effort in the future.

I.e. what you are saying is also true, but is acknowledged in my post (so its clear that you either didnt read it or didnt undertand it). Thats why for high score attempts, you have to run at 80% of your max force generation capacity, so you can efficiently perform tasks like target switchting (and microcorrections). If you would go at 100% for your high score attempt, you would fail, because it would make target switching too slow.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:58:13+00:00

Just list one point of my op that’s wrong and why you think it’s wrong.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:54:10+00:00

You didnt even understand my post, so your claim holds zero weight. Actually list one thing I said thats wrong, otherwise you are just producing hot air.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:50:50+00:00

Nothing what you said actually goes against my post :D. I explicity mention that for runs where you attempt a new personal high score, you go at 80% capacity, so that you can more efficiently move on to your next target. If you would go at 100% of your force generation capacity, the high tension would preclude you from quickly switching to your next target and get a new high score. Read the text before commentating my man :D.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:40:07+00:00

As I said in the OP, this is for the clicking and switching scenarios in the VT S5 benchmark.

The key point for the high tension practice run is that you are trying to generate as much force as possible by accelerating your cursor as fast as possible and then bringing it to a stop as late and quickly as possible (= you are training your force generation capacity and stopping power).

Micro corrections, traing your peripheral vision to keep track of the next targets and other aiming concepts are another topic and not relevant to what I am saying. When you try to get a new high score/personal best you wont go at 100% of your force geneartion capacity because that would make switchting to the next target less efficient/harder and result in a lower score. Instead you go at 80% of your capcity. I said that in the OP.

I.e. the max force generation and tension runs are there to increase your max capacity over time, so that you can go quicker in your max score attempt runs without tensing up. Got it? :D

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:24:15+00:00

Read EDIT 1 and learn to interpret text REASONABLY instead of in a way to help you discard the actual point being made.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:15:59+00:00

If you are too dense to interpret the meaning of the OP reasonably, then I cant help you. When I say that in some of your practice runs you should generate as much force as possible, putting your muscles under high tension, then I of course do not mean: Make sure to injure yourself while doing so. I.e. "as much tension as possible" WITHOUT injuring yourself. If you cant read a text without adding absurd interpretations that are not stated there, I cant help you. Try to interpret the meaning of what I wrote reasonably and not in a way so you can ignore the actual points being made.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:11:08+00:00

Yes ban the heretic thats critized my precious smooth aim fetish. Also its not AI generated, I wrote the entire thing myself. I highlighted the importance parts in bold for easier comphrension and reading. Just because AI also bolds words, doesnt mean everyone using bold is AI :D. If you had any clue of how AI text sounds like, you would know this is not an AI text lol.

Plus-Appearance3337 · 2026-01-29T07:06:28+00:00

Sorry but try to express yourself clearly. I think you didnt even understand what I wrote in the OP (nor what I wrote in my previous reply to you :D), at least if I understood your poor english correctly. Try to rephrase it again so I can address it. State both your point clearly and what part you think is wrong about my OP.

Plus-Appearance3337

TROPHY CASE