Chapter 2: Gaps
CHAPTER II: GAPS
Have you ever thought, where do YOU are on others screens? Are you too far, are you too close, and how to fix it?
SCREEN DELAY
Basicly, everything what's happening on your screen, happens few moments later on others. That's why we work on our gaps using some different line arrangements. Before we go to them, I'll tell you that when you're doing moves in a line and you do something straight on GO, it seems that you're little bit faster than everyone and that's perfectly fine, even good.
NTT, OT, HI
Oh, the line arrangements. Every time, when you're trotting on a full line, for others to see good gaps, you have to be really close to the person front of you. I'll tell you what to do. NTT = Nose-To-Tail, used on smaller horses. So, basicly you keep your horse's nose on the tail person front of you, not a big deal.
OT = Overlap Tail, used on bigger and smaller horses. You keep your horse's nose on the lap of the person front of you.
HI = Halfway inside, used on bigger horses. You keep your horse's nose on the saddle person front of you.
The further you are in person front of you, the closer you seem on the other's screens.
Some help with keeping the gaps right. Same clothing and same level horse helps, like if there's horses with different speeds (4lvl horse is the first in line, 15lvl second) you easily just go over her. That's why I suggest to make your lines adjusting the speed (15lvl horses, :D mood, 28 swiftness, 45 riding...). And when the line is done, you ALWAYS use the line arrangements when you're moving as one line.
Thanks for reading!
Vanessa Searock
SCREEN DELAY
Basicly, everything what's happening on your screen, happens few moments later on others. That's why we work on our gaps using some different line arrangements. Before we go to them, I'll tell you that when you're doing moves in a line and you do something straight on GO, it seems that you're little bit faster than everyone and that's perfectly fine, even good.
NTT, OT, HI
Oh, the line arrangements. Every time, when you're trotting on a full line, for others to see good gaps, you have to be really close to the person front of you. I'll tell you what to do. NTT = Nose-To-Tail, used on smaller horses. So, basicly you keep your horse's nose on the tail person front of you, not a big deal.
OT = Overlap Tail, used on bigger and smaller horses. You keep your horse's nose on the lap of the person front of you.
HI = Halfway inside, used on bigger horses. You keep your horse's nose on the saddle person front of you.
The further you are in person front of you, the closer you seem on the other's screens.
Some help with keeping the gaps right. Same clothing and same level horse helps, like if there's horses with different speeds (4lvl horse is the first in line, 15lvl second) you easily just go over her. That's why I suggest to make your lines adjusting the speed (15lvl horses, :D mood, 28 swiftness, 45 riding...). And when the line is done, you ALWAYS use the line arrangements when you're moving as one line.
Thanks for reading!
Vanessa Searock
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