Ok. Sounds like a good plan.
Honest question for manual pivot CTE users
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Ok. Sounds like a good plan.
Buy a dictionary and look up the following words. They should help your reading comprehension.
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If this doesn't bring some understanding to my writing, then maybe you can practice some of that block/ignore feature.
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This is a better way of doing. But it's not what Stan shows in his videos. He shows sweeping in to the 1/2 offset and then pivoting to CCB.
This is the last phase of learning CTE. The Full Circle. You determine your perception, then sweep to the 1/2 tip offset. The while in that position you can tweak until you see the perception. Then sweep to center.
In that video, he describes two perceptions to get perfect. 15 and 30. The book is supposed to have the other perceptions 45 and 60. I can hardly wait.
I've worked with this but I'm more into the sweep on normal shots (about 90%) and manual pivot on shots that more severe angles and shots that I'm not familiar with.
This is the last phase of learning CTE. The Full Circle. You determine your perception, then sweep to the 1/2 tip offset. The while in that position you can tweak until you see the perception. Then sweep to center.
In that video, he describes two perceptions to get perfect. 15 and 30. The book is supposed to have the other perceptions 45 and 60. I can hardly wait.
I've worked with this but I'm more into the sweep on normal shots (about 90%) and manual pivot on shots that more severe angles and shots that I'm not familiar with.
There's at least one YouTube video out on the 45 and 60