Trouble with short hop double laser

[Ladder]

I suck at short hop double lasers, I either get a full hop triple laser or just a short hop single laser.
Any advice or tips or anything would help

 

[Archelon]

You have to be super fast getting between y and b. I just claw so it was pretty easy to learn, I don't know if there's any tricks otherwise.

 

[AirFair]

I go from X to B but I still mess it up sometimes lol. It's just practice.

 

[Derpbiscuits]

it's similar to a multishine motion (if you multishine with y), basically just try to slide your thumb from y to b as fast as possible
how you position your thumb is up to you but I generally try and put the center of my thumb on the very edge of y and slide down.

practice

 

[yttik]

try it with tap jump, it's not as awkward as you'd think

 

[Soupeschleg]

try it with tap jump, it's not as awkward as you'd think

I think learning it this way is a waste of time because if you wanna play fox, you'll eventually have to learn how to move your thumb quickly from y/x to b so you can do JC shine and doubleshines and ****.

To each his own though.

When I was first learning shdl I would cover both y and b with my thumb and then roll it quickly from top to bottom. Eventually that motion evolved into just being able to go y-b really fast.

 

[yttik]

I think learning it this way is a waste of time because if you wanna play fox, you'll eventually have to learn how to move your thumb quickly from y/x to b so you can do JC shine and doubleshines and ****.

I see what you mean. I can JC shine and multishine well enough, my problem was never that I couldn't move from Y to B fast enough, it was that double tapping the button afterwards was difficult and I missed short hops. Separating motions to different hands if possible is usually helpful, for me at least.

 

[-Mysterion-]

It got a lot easier for me once I started moving from y to b in one fluid motion instead of clicking both in separate motions

 

[KappaK]

This video should help

 

[smatd]

I used the X button for everything until I had to learn SHDL.

I slide with the pad of my thumb from Y upward and to the left and fully extend the thumb so it is erect, this motion leads to the middle part of my thumb (under the knuckle) to already be on the B button.

So you slide your thumb up and left slightly off of the end of the y-button and double tap b immediately.

I believe this to be the most anatomically efficient method of doing this as far as fluidity (ease of moving back to other buttons) speed (using two different parts of the thumb as to not have to move the pad of your thumb so far) and efficiency
(cut down on hand flubs, this motion is very easy to repeat)

Also it's worth mentioning this small amount of movement is much easier on your hands as far as physical stress.
I'm extremely consistent with these now and it really only took me a half hour to get decent at them once I started using this method. If this method doesn't work/feel good for you DON'T USE IT.

This is merely a suggestion and an explanation of the way I move my hands.

It got a lot easier for me once I started moving from y to b in one fluid motion instead of clicking both in separate motions

This guy knows^

Here I made a Video to kind of show what I mean if I didn't explain it super well.

 

[krazyzyko]

I jump with X.
My mistake was that I waited for Fox to be airborne before mashing B. But then I realized that l had to mash B immediately after pressing X before Fox left the ground.

Anyways, you said that you sometimes ended up full hopping so you'll have to master SH first. Try doing 10/10 times.

 

[Walbytamer11]

I think learning it this way is a waste of time because if you wanna play fox, you'll eventually have to learn how to move your thumb quickly from y/x to b so you can do JC shine and doubleshines and ****.

As a Fox main, tap to jump isn't impossible to implement...I switch between tap jump for SHDL, waveshines, multishines, etc, but x + C-stick for aerials.