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# Then, initiate a slide and steer at a specific angle, either by tapping the key or by holding the required angle. | # Then, initiate a slide and steer at a specific angle, either by tapping the key or by holding the required angle. | ||
#* Braking to initiate the speedslide is often referred to as an s4d. The acronym means that you press the brake (s) key for (4) a drift (d). | #* Braking to initiate the speedslide is often referred to as an s4d. The acronym means that you press the brake (s) key for (4) a drift (d). | ||
The skid marks can be used as a useful visual cue, especially when still learning how to speedslide effectively. | The skid marks can be used as a useful visual cue, especially when still learning how to speedslide effectively. | ||
''Image representation of skid marks overlap relative to speed :'' | ''Image representation of skid marks overlap relative to speed :'' | ||
[[File:Trying-to-understand-speedslides.webp]] | [[File:Trying-to-understand-speedslides.webp]] | ||
Revision as of 09:01, 22 November 2024
Speedslides, also known as speeddrifts or sd for short, is a technique done to gain speed, commonly used in Fullspeed maps.
To successfully perform a speedslide, the player must:
- have a speed of at least 400km/h.
- Then, initiate a slide and steer at a specific angle, either by tapping the key or by holding the required angle.
- Braking to initiate the speedslide is often referred to as an s4d. The acronym means that you press the brake (s) key for (4) a drift (d).
The skid marks can be used as a useful visual cue, especially when still learning how to speedslide effectively. Image representation of skid marks overlap relative to speed :
