Rising Uair Help?

[halcyon.days]

I love playing C. Falcon, he's just so fun. However, one of the main problems I have is doing a Uair while rising into a short hop.

I can do it on the platform of FD by shorthopping with the control stick and hitting A at the same time, but when I try to do it off the edge (Uair -> Knee or something like that) my jump ends up getting used when I hit up on the control stick. Therefore, instead of jumping into a knee I plummet to an SD

How do you guys do it? Quick fingers and going from Y/X -> Up on C-stick?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[elvenarrow3000]

You only have to be tilting up to uair. If you push it all the way up, you'll be more likely to doublejump.

The C-stick is safe too, if you can get to it fast enough.

 

[L__]

Ah, it depends on what you'd rather use. For example if you want to use the control stick, practice in 1P mode. If not, then just use the C-stick and try to get faster. =p

 

[RacerX!]

Yeah, I c-stick all my aerials with CF. My friend Biggy is way better than me so i listen to him. Just try it and see what works best for you.

 

[Kyu Puff]

You only have to be tilting up to uair. If you push it all the way up, you'll be more likely to doublejump.

This is what I do. Tilt the control stick up as you press X/Y, and then hit A.

 

[halcyon.days]

Okay, thanks!

I guess I just need to practice a bit more.

 

[Ja]

I claw (not colbol's claw) by placing my index finger on Y and my thumb on C-stick. Middle finger goes on R. Thumb rests on C-stick but also presses B and A. When I JC grab I move thumb to Y and index to Z. Left hand is normal. I find this helps a lot with my tech skill, although I still can't SHDL. I got a friend to claw and he was able to multishine 6 times the first time he tried.

It took me about a week to get used to clawing and a month for it to stop hurting although it would have been sooner but I played too much. I played Peach until I got used to it because I don't know her at all so I was only focusing on clawing, and claw gives you precise control of floating height.