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SESSION COMPLETE
See all sessions, or filter by pattern and length.
Finish a drill to see your timing and progress here.
Each attempt is assessed once.
Each point is one completed session.
Overall timing across each attempt.
Older assisted sessions remain in your export. These comparisons use exact grading only.
Connect a controller and press A.
Connect a controller to measure polling.
Browser-observed timing. Controller updates may be slower than polling; very short taps can still be missed.
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Choose a pattern and session length. Start the count-in, then press A, Space or the onscreen A button to start the timer. Release between taps.
The first tap is frame 1. Follow with frame 4, then frame 6 or 8. Each frame lasts 33.33 ms. After frame 8 ends, the next tap starts another opening. All three presses must hit their exact frames, with no extra tap.
Each finished attempt is assessed once, using the average signed timing offset of its second and third taps from their valid frame windows. Earlier overall means too fast; later overall means too slow. Opposing offsets that cancel, ambiguous target choice, or missing/extra/release issues are marked mixed or unclear. First taps only anchor the attempt. Successful attempts require three exact presses. Success rate is successful attempts divided by finished attempts.
For Either, both frame 6 and frame 8 count. A third tap just after frame 6’s window is labeled too slow; a tap approaching frame 8 is labeled too fast. The central ±0.2-frame band between the windows is ambiguous. This only describes likely intent; an off-target tap never earns a hit.
Progress includes completed, exact-graded sessions. Use the pattern and length filters to narrow the view. Your previous assisted sessions stay in the export. Stopped sessions can be reviewed, but are excluded from trends.
Each successful opening gives Mario a physical boost, even in midair. Practice success measures the three-tap opening; stair distance follows Mario’s movement. The view uses the same native Mario movement and stair course as BLJdle.
Browser input timing is estimated, not measured at the controller. Patterns follow Ukikipedia’s RTA guide. Credits.