"Buffering" moves?

[pikmin.org]

I've heard this expression used, and I've tried searching for an explanation (both here and otherwise) and can't seem to find one. The idea I'm getting is that it means doing a move at the soonest possible time (like out of shield, or at the end of hitstun). Am I correct in assuming this? And if so, how is it done?

 

[SFA Smiley]

Brawl has a 10 frame buffer which allows you to input a command for one move as one move is still going

During the last 10 frames of an animation you are able to begin inputting for another move, basically

 

[Le vieux lapin]

its a semi-advanced technique, so don't be surprised if it is difficult at first.
I'm sure there are videos on youtube that could help if you have trouble.

 

[pikmin.org]

Brawl has a 10 frame buffer which allows you to input a command for one move as one move is still going

During the last 10 frames of an animation you are able to begin inputting for another move, basically

Ah ok, and will it use that move at the soonest possible time?

 

[tekkie]

Ah ok, and will it use that move at the soonest possible time?

yes, that's how it works

 

[Mr.Jackpot]

its a semi-advanced technique, so don't be surprised if it is difficult at first.
I'm sure there are videos on youtube that could help if you have trouble.

It's not a technique, it's just the way the controls work like tilt sensitivity.