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| − | Spindash is a glitch that most notably can be used to | + | [[Image:Superspeed demonstration.gif|thumb]] |
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| + | Spindash is a glitch that most notably can be used to arm the [[Superspeed]] glitched state. It can also be used for some [[Out of Bounds]] tricks. | ||
When in this state, your sword will be disabled, which is a good way to tell if you did the trick correctly or not. | When in this state, your sword will be disabled, which is a good way to tell if you did the trick correctly or not. | ||
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== How to perform it == | == How to perform it == | ||
| − | Doing a spindash is quite simple: Hold B to charge you sword, and when the sword is charged release B | + | Doing a spindash is quite simple: Hold {{B|B}} to charge you sword, and when the sword is charged release {{B|B}} and press {{B|A}} on the same frame. |
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| + | Most people will slide their thumb from {{B|B}} to {{B|A}} quickly to be able to do this consistently. | ||
| − | + | If you see Link start dashing, you were too early on your press of {{B|A}}. If you spin but didn't get the proper glitched state, then you were too late on your press of {{B|A}}. | |
| − | + | Another technique is to roll your thumb clockwise from {{B|B}} to {{B|A}} - if done like this, and you see that Link starts dashing, you have the opportunity to roll your thumb back to {{B|B}} to attempt it again. | |
| − | + | '''IMPORTANT''': Don't face a wall or similar, otherwise the {{B|A}} input will make Link try to grab that instead of dashing. That's why we face up or down on stairs while doing this trick. | |
| − | + | You can cancel this state by pressing {{B|A}} to start a dash, screen transitioning, or jumping off of a ledge, to name a few. | |
| − | + | [[Category:Minor Glitches]] | |
Latest revision as of 15:20, 23 July 2021
Spindash is a glitch that most notably can be used to arm the Superspeed glitched state. It can also be used for some Out of Bounds tricks.
When in this state, your sword will be disabled, which is a good way to tell if you did the trick correctly or not.
Works on
This is a JP 1.0 exclusive glitch.
How to perform it
Doing a spindash is quite simple: Hold to charge you sword, and when the sword is charged release and press on the same frame.
Most people will slide their thumb from to quickly to be able to do this consistently.
If you see Link start dashing, you were too early on your press of . If you spin but didn't get the proper glitched state, then you were too late on your press of .
Another technique is to roll your thumb clockwise from to - if done like this, and you see that Link starts dashing, you have the opportunity to roll your thumb back to to attempt it again.
IMPORTANT: Don't face a wall or similar, otherwise the input will make Link try to grab that instead of dashing. That's why we face up or down on stairs while doing this trick.
You can cancel this state by pressing to start a dash, screen transitioning, or jumping off of a ledge, to name a few.
