Wavedashing and L-cancel with a nunchuk?

[Spellbinder]

Any input?

Could you just hit the jump button (c) and then diagonally shield (z) left or right quickly for wave dash?

Hit z right as you land to L-cancel?

Light tap c for short jump?

 

[shairn]

wavedash: +shield or remap jump somewhere

L-cancel: Just shield within like 6-7 frames of hitting the ground during an aerial.

EDIT: C button jumps? Then just use that

It works exactly the same way as it would on any other controller

 

[Spellbinder]

wavedash: +shield or remap jump somewhere

L-cancel: Just shield within like 6-7 frames of hitting the ground during an aerial.

EDIT: C button jumps? Then just use that

It works exactly the same way as it would on any other controller

Thanks. Just wanted to make sure. I'm so used to Brawl that I haven't wavedashed in years. Trying to get this all sorted out on my controller of choice but no wii to practice

 

[Spellbinder]

I've been practicing and I can't seem to do more than one wavedash. I see peope chain one after another to go across the board. Have I just not practiced enough or is it harder to do with a nunchuk?

 

[SouthernGent]

Consistent wavedashes can take time no matter what controller you are using.

 

[Player -0]

I used Wii Mote + Nunchuk for a while when I didn't have a GCC. I feel like wavedashing is almost easier because Z (shield) is digital instead of analog so there's less space you have to push down. I use tap jump to wavedash and can chain them, even with the Nunchuk (almost easier). L-Cancelling is same and I used "c" for SH's.

 

[chaosscizzors]

when i use the nunchuck controller i have jump set to dpad down. i find it a lot easier to perform SHFFL and wavedashes when i have two fingers involved. i think most people map the dpad to smashes but dairs are easy enough to do without a macro for me so it's not very important to have one. if you still don't want to map jump to dpad down then personally i find using tap jump to wavedash easier ironically enough. it's some quick movement on the joystick but it's very doable with enough practice. it's simply up > down left/right > z.

 

[-Dubs]

Consider getting a GCC if you haven't already. Not only is it very comfortable, but it's easy to execute advanced techs using it.
Consistent WDing shouldn't take more than a few days with the GCC.

 

[chaosscizzors]

Consider getting a GCC if you haven't already. Not only is it very comfortable, but it's easy to execute advanced techs using it.
Consistent WDing shouldn't take more than a few days with the GCC.

i play with the gcc but i find the nunchuck to be very comfortable to perform all tech honestly. with a decent button layout i managed to switch to the nunchuck without any difficulty at all. i don't think there's any real reason to switch if you're already comfortable with the nunchuck and i think nunchuck is actually better for DACUS but i don't remember exactly why that is (i think it's just the button layout/shake smash option). people need to stop spreading the misinformation that the gcc is superior because it simply isn't. in fact i'd go as far as to say that the nunchuck is actually MORE comfortable than a gcc but overall they are equal as controllers.

 

[Sai_]

Not sure if you still need help with button inputs, but when I didn't have my GC controller, I mapped:

Down on D-Pad to jump
C to shield
Z to grab

That's what i used to wavedash, and it worked well.

The reason why I used down on D-pad to jump is because it is close to the A button, much like the x button is close to the A button on the GC controller.