Pawn Throw Away 5

[pawnluvguitarist]

Threw together something very quick filming the tv with my phone.
Just to get something out.
Lots of game camera and simple filming, have to learn.
Will actually start doing things for real soon.

Everything I post will always be all manual catch and my custom realistic settings


https://youtu.be/IynWc5ShOEY

[EternalRewind]

Dude so sick!!! You made them look good.. I've got more but they look buggy. It's definitely experimental still.. love the pawn style.. look forward to more

[EternalRewind]

Also this might help with filming.. once you get it it's like .skate key frames https://youtu.be/70N4w0D7oR0

[pawnluvguitarist]

Thanks man

Those manual catch hippy flips are so fun.
Definitely wanna add grinds and manuals to them.

I found adjusting the high pop stat to optimize for the obstacle works wonders.

I keep low pop raised up quite a bit so that the lowest ollie just barely clears curbs.

[EternalRewind]

Interesting. I never thought of raising the low pop.. I'll try that.. btw you should get on Instagram.. seems to be a good place to share stuff. Lots of session players there

[pawnluvguitarist]

Might be worth posting all our stat settings.
I’d be interested in what everyone is using.

I raised the gravity a few notches to get rid of the floating.

I raised the high pop a little to compensate and I lower it down a bit to match specific spots.

I slow down the flip speed and flip rotation quite a bit unless I am specifically trying flat ground double or 540 flips.

Yeah I was thinking of making a session specific instagram.
I’ll have to look around a bit to find everybody.
I think I have a couple on my personal account.

Edit I am Pawn_Session on Instagram now

[EternalRewind]

I change the settings depending on what I'm doing.. been using nothing but manual catch too. I'll post my general settings... if I'm doing gaps I change to slower flip speed.. been adjusting high pop height for ledges when doing lines now so I pop just high enough to grind/slide. I'm constantly adjusting stats and experimenting