If you slap your hand on the keypad, and produce numbers..... those are not necessarily numbers from Pi, at least not numbers that are near the beginning, being the more accurate numbers.
I didn't feel it necessary to point this out but actually thank you for helping. Sometimes people help when they don't know it. It is likely quite important and I hadn't tested sequences of digits that appeared many millions of digits into irrational numbers! Try to choose digits that are closer to the decimal. If you take a bunch way down the line, they will be gradually less effective. I would imagine that they will still be effective for many hundreds and hundreds of digits though.
No, readers please come to terms with this fact: If you generate a long sequence of numbers, just because Phi and Pi are unlimited when expressed as a decimal doesn't mean that your digits you've randomly selected will appear in Pi, or Phi, or both, at least not for perhaps many outrageously numerous digits, at which point no one would use those numbers for anything because they are too arbitrary and inaccurate to the actual value of the number as a real number.
Bear in mind that you need a sequence from Phi that is quite long. If you set pitch, yaw, and then sensitivity all to digits of Phi as I describe, 50 digits for each seems enough. Too many create a consistency too smooth, too even somehow, and slippery.
I'm not bringing a new religion, or telling everyone to change their sensitivity right away. I'm showing people how I aim, and I aim more effective with this than any player I find. One with aim like me would surely want other people to be able to do this if they want.
It's very easy for you to set up, this takes about 20 minutes tops. I used a measuring tape, masking tape, a pen to draw on the tape to show which side I am measuring from, the Internet to get the digits of Phi, and that's it.
I didn't feel it necessary to point this out but actually thank you for helping. Sometimes people help when they don't know it. It is likely quite important and I hadn't tested sequences of digits that appeared many millions of digits into irrational numbers! Try to choose digits that are closer to the decimal. If you take a bunch way down the line, they will be gradually less effective. I would imagine that they will still be effective for many hundreds and hundreds of digits though.
No, readers please come to terms with this fact: If you generate a long sequence of numbers, just because Phi and Pi are unlimited when expressed as a decimal doesn't mean that your digits you've randomly selected will appear in Pi, or Phi, or both, at least not for perhaps many outrageously numerous digits, at which point no one would use those numbers for anything because they are too arbitrary and inaccurate to the actual value of the number as a real number.
Bear in mind that you need a sequence from Phi that is quite long. If you set pitch, yaw, and then sensitivity all to digits of Phi as I describe, 50 digits for each seems enough. Too many create a consistency too smooth, too even somehow, and slippery.
I'm not bringing a new religion, or telling everyone to change their sensitivity right away. I'm showing people how I aim, and I aim more effective with this than any player I find. One with aim like me would surely want other people to be able to do this if they want.
It's very easy for you to set up, this takes about 20 minutes tops. I used a measuring tape, masking tape, a pen to draw on the tape to show which side I am measuring from, the Internet to get the digits of Phi, and that's it.
