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From: Tyler Weitzman <2078974+tylerweitzman@users.noreply.github.com>
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 # clicktraining
+My click trainer is available here: https://tylerweitzman.com/clicktraining-osu/
+Why?
+To train and assess click training in isolation, and with additional data insights.
+For example, this tool will tell you how many milliseconds it takes you to move to the next target. I don't currently have a baseline for how many milliseconds pros take because I'm not a pro. 
+The tool will chart a graph for you comparing the distance from one target to the next versus how long it takes you to move there. If you are a mouse user and the graph shows a positive correlation, this may indicate your mouse sensitivity is too low. etc.
+Each seed is a different map of points. Points are purposefully small and precise for training accuracy.
+There is no rhythm requirements, the point is to simply answer the question "How fast can I move my cursor to the right spot?"
+You can still practice alt with z and x on this.
+Source code is available at https://github.com/tylerweitzman/clicktraining-osu tylerweitzman/clicktraining-osu: Train your click aiming skills (github.com)
+If you have any feedback or requests comment below.