Sentences with phrase «jump key button»

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So, when you need to jump back on track quickly, here's the key to hitting that reset button.

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You'll be able to jump in and go thanks to the Smart Key System that allows you to unlock the doors with proximity and utilize the push button start feature.

The right side of the device will contain three buttons, which will likely be the power button, volume rocker, and the convenience key, that is primarily used for jumping across different applications quickly.

there's also a series of buttons labeled 1 to 9 at the bottom of the screen; these keys will jump you to different menu options.

The key really is placement and correct # of buttons though, particularly with the jump, grab, and shield buttons.

The key to the mechanics of the game is that you can unbox, hence the name, and therefore jump higher and cover more ground or tap the jump button and build speed.

Moreover, the jumping and diving buttons serve double duty as the game's base - throwing keys, making gaffes all too commonplace.

Whether that be a running start that allows you to jump greater distances, soaring over the dangers below, or holding onto the jump button just that one second longer to allow your ninja to sore over a wall of mines, momentum is the key.

By contrast, in Dear Esther, all you're doing is pressing the forward key (or repeatedly hitting the jump button and moaning that your gun's missing, if you're an oaf).

The one problem with this control setup is that it's difficult to fire straight up while jumping if you're using the dual analogue sticks exclusively, and I recommend changing the key mapping from the default to swapping the «jump / boost» and «zoom out» buttons around, but other than that the controls feel tight as hell.

As you can see, Fortnite's controls are adapted for mobile users, with the crouch and jump buttons on the right, next to the kill -»em - all key.

All you use here are the WASD keys for movement and the mouse's left button for jumping.

The controls are simple, you press A to jump, B to pick up item, the arrow keys to move Mario, the L / R to select the worlds and the Start button to pause or continue the game at your own pace.

One button / key slashes your sword, another throws a shuriken, and another makes you jump.

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For example, it automatically sets the J and K keys to act as scroll up / down buttons, and those same keys let me jump between articles on Feedly; you can hit the extension button in Chrome while visiting Feedly to quickly turn off all or certain shortcuts for that domain.

Switching between open virtual desktops is easy enough using Task View (the button that looks like two panels, one over the other, in the taskbard) or Windows key + Tab, while Alt + Tab jumps you between open apps across all desktops.

For the rest, you have to flip through the list of apps until you find the app you're looking for, and while you can double tap the Recents key (the one other than the home and back buttons on a Samsung / Android device) to quickly jump between the last two apps, it can be a chore when you want to go to an app that is higher up in the recent apps list.

Where the Gear 2 has its home button underneath the display, the Gear Live has a far more discrete black plastic key on the side, which jumps back to the homescreen.