Table of Contents

Definition

Cursor Control is the ability to aim consistently and controlled. Some examples of patterns that test this are:

• Protoflicker’s diff spike (consistent mix of squares and streams)
• Circle placement that does not match linearly with tap spacing
• Angles that are extremely difficult to transition into.
• Breaking the expected flow of a map.

It’s important to remember in what way Cursor Control and Flow Aim are two different skills.

Flow Aim’s focus is more on Streams, Lines, ****and Circles, while Cursor Control’s focus is more Geometry, Required Snapping, and

Map Examples

Calculations

Base Equations:

$Standard \ Deviation: \sqrt{\frac{1}{N}\left(\sum_{i=1}^{N}\left(L\left[i\right]-a_{vg}\right)^{2}\right)}$

• Standard Deviation is useful for when you want to see how large the data given deviates from it’s average.
• Personal Notes

As the difficulty of aiming a circle increases linearly, we might just be able to multiply the Angle UR by that number.