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	:Hybrid players do not adhere to a single clicking style. Instead, they switch between techniques depending on the map, pattern, or what feels most comfortable at the time. A hybrid player may change their approach based on spacing, rhythm, or fatigue. Hybrid is currently the most common clicking style among MOON players.		:Hybrid players do not adhere to a single clicking style. Instead, they switch between techniques depending on the map, pattern, or what feels most comfortable at the time. A hybrid player may change their approach based on spacing, rhythm, or fatigue. Hybrid is currently the most common clicking style among MOON players.
	;Full Alternate		;Full Alternate
	:Full ~~Alternate~~ is a clicking style in which the player alternates between the primary and secondary mouse buttons regardless of pattern type. Unlike perfect ~~full-~~alt, most player still have a preferred starting button, sometimes referred to as a '''dominant finger.''' As a result, although the player alternates consistently, certain patterns -- such as triples -- are typically initiated with the same mouse button each time.		:Full Alt is a clicking style in which the player alternates between the primary and secondary mouse buttons regardless of pattern type. Unlike perfect alt, most player still have a preferred starting button, sometimes referred to as a '''dominant finger.''' As a result, although the player alternates consistently, certain patterns -- such as triples -- are typically initiated with the same mouse button each time.
	;Perfect ~~Full-Alt~~		;Perfect Alternate
	:Perfect Full-Alt is a variation of full alternating in which the player alternates perfectly from one object to the next without resetting their alternation. Unlike ~~standard~~ full-alt, there is no preferred starting button or "dominant finger"; every hit determines which button is used for the next object. As a result, the starting button for any given pattern depends entirely on where it occurs within the ongoing alternation sequence.		:Perfect Alt (sometimes called Perfect Full-Alt) is a variation of full alternating in which the player alternates perfectly from one object to the next without resetting their alternation. Unlike full-alt, there is no preferred starting button or "dominant finger"; every hit determines which button is used for the next object. As a result, the starting button for any given pattern depends entirely on where it occurs within the ongoing alternation sequence.


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	:ClickX combines one mouse button (M1 or M2) with one keyboard key (K1 or K2). It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx TapX] playstyle.		:ClickX combines one mouse button (M1 or M2) with one keyboard key (K1 or K2). It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx TapX] playstyle.
	;Quadratap		;Quadratap
	:Quadratap uses all four primary inputs (M1, M2, K1, and K2) to play maps. '''Quadratap Perfect ~~Full-~~Alt''' is widely regarded as one of the most difficult playstyles to master. because M1 and K1 cannot be pressed simultaneously, nor can M2 and K2, players must carefully coordinate their inputs to avoid overlapping finger presses. Developing this level of coordination requires a substantial amount of practice. While the playstyle is often considered to have an exceptionally high skill ceiling, relatively few players have invested the time necessary to realize its full potential.		:Quadratap uses all four primary inputs (M1, M2, K1, and K2) to play maps. '''Quadratap Perfect Alt''' is widely regarded as one of the most difficult playstyles to master. because M1 and K1 cannot be pressed simultaneously, nor can M2 and K2, players must carefully coordinate their inputs to avoid overlapping finger presses. Developing this level of coordination requires a substantial amount of practice. While the playstyle is often considered to have an exceptionally high skill ceiling, relatively few players have invested the time necessary to realize its full potential.
	;MOON hybrid styles		;MOON hybrid styles
	:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include:		:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include:

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	== Clicking Styles ==		== Clicking Styles ==
	;Singletap (Single-click)		;Singletap (Single-click)
	:Singletap is the oldest clicking style in both MOON and the wider osu! community. The player uses a primary mouse button (typically M1) to play most 1/2 patterns, commonly referred to as ''jumps.'' For denser 1/4 patterns, commonly known as ''streams,'' the player alternates between both mouse buttons (M1 and M2). Although singletapping has declined in popularity throughout the broader osu! community over the past decade, it remained the dominant style among MOON players for considerably longer. Today, pure singletap is relatively uncommon, with many players instead adopting hybrid techniques.		:Singletap is the oldest clicking style in both MOON and the wider ''osu!'' community. The player uses a primary mouse button (typically M1) to play most 1/2 patterns, commonly referred to as ''jumps.'' For denser 1/4 patterns, commonly known as ''streams,'' the player alternates between both mouse buttons (M1 and M2). Although singletapping has declined in popularity throughout the broader ''osu!'' community over the past decade, it remained the dominant style among MOON players for considerably longer. Today, pure singletap is relatively uncommon, with many players instead adopting hybrid techniques.
	;Hybrid		;Hybrid
	:Hybrid players do not adhere to a single clicking style. Instead, they switch between techniques depending on the map, pattern, or what feels most comfortable at the time. A hybrid player may change their approach based on spacing, rhythm, or fatigue. Hybrid is currently the most common clicking style among MOON players.		:Hybrid players do not adhere to a single clicking style. Instead, they switch between techniques depending on the map, pattern, or what feels most comfortable at the time. A hybrid player may change their approach based on spacing, rhythm, or fatigue. Hybrid is currently the most common clicking style among MOON players.
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	== Mouse Grips ==		== Mouse Grips ==
	~~In the FPS (First-Person-Shooter) community the following naming convention is widely used:~~		A mouse grip describes how a player holds the mouse. There are many different aspects to how a player holds the mouse, the most significant factors being grip style and finger placement.
	~~:You count~~ the ~~amount of fingers you place on the left side, top side and right side of your~~ mouse ~~and write the three numbers down in order~~. ~~For example "122" means, thumb on~~ the ~~left side of your~~ mouse, ~~index~~ and ~~middle~~ finger ~~on top, ring and pinky fingers on the right side~~.

	~~The most common grips are:~~		=== Grip Styles ===
	~~;122 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and middle fingers)~~
	~~:It is by far the most used mouse grip. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index middle" keyboard playstyle.~~
	~~;131 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and ring fingers )~~
	~~:It is far less used than 122. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index ring" keyboard playstyle.~~

	~~The main reason why 131~~ is ~~used in FPS Games is that you do not need to take a finger of M1 or M2 to access your mouse wheel which can be very important in games like [https://en~~.~~wikipedia.org/wiki/Apex_Legends Apex Legends] with heavy mouse wheel usage. Since osu! does not have~~ such ~~use case~~, ~~122 is by far the more dominant grip style~~.		''This section is currently incomplete. Future revisions may document common grip styles such as palm, claw, fingertip, and pincer grips, and how they relate to MOON play.''

	== Playstyles beyond Mouse-~~only~~ ==		=== Finger Placement Notation ===
			The FPS (First-Person-Shooter) community commonly describes mouse finger placement using a three-digit notation. Each digit represents the number of fingers resting on the left side, top, and right side of the mouse, respectively. For example, a '''122''' grip places one finger (the thumb) on the left side, two fingers (the index and middle) on the top, and two fingers (the ring and little finger) on the right side. This convention assumes a right-handed grip. For left-handed players, the left and right sides of the mouse are reversed.

			==== Common Finger Placements ====
			;122 arrangement
			:122 is by far the most common finger placement among MOON players. It closely mirrors the "index-middle" keyboard playstyle, with the index finger operating M1 and the middle finger operating M2.
			;131 arrangement
			:131 places the index finger on M1 and the ring finger on M2, leaving the middle finger free. This arrangement is considerably less common among MOON players and is analogous to the "index-ring" keyboard playstyle.

			The 131 layout is more common in FPS games than in ''osu!'' because it allows the player to use the mouse wheel without lifting a finger from either primary mouse button. This can be advantageous in games with frequent mouse wheel inputs, such as ''[[wikipedia:Apex_Legends\|Apex Legends]].'' Because ''osu!'' rarely requires the mouse wheel during gameplay, 122 remains the dominant layout among MOON players.

			== Playstyles beyond Mouse-Only ==
	;ClickX		;ClickX
	:ClickX ~~players use only~~ one mouse button (M1 or M2) ~~and~~ one keyboard key (K1 or K2). It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx ~~tapx~~] playstyle.		:ClickX combines one mouse button (M1 or M2) with one keyboard key (K1 or K2). It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx TapX] playstyle.
	;Quadratap		;Quadratap
	:Quadratap ~~players use~~ M1, M2, K1, and K2 to ~~hit patterns~~. '''Quadratap Perfect Full-Alt''' is ~~seen~~ as ~~an extremely~~ difficult playstyle to ~~master~~.		:Quadratap uses all four primary inputs (M1, M2, K1, and K2) to play maps. '''Quadratap Perfect Full-Alt''' is widely regarded as one of the most difficult playstyles to master. because M1 and K1 cannot be pressed simultaneously, nor can M2 and K2, players must carefully coordinate their inputs to avoid overlapping finger presses. Developing this level of coordination requires a substantial amount of practice. While the playstyle is often considered to have an exceptionally high skill ceiling, relatively few players have invested the time necessary to realize its full potential.
	;MOON hybrid styles		;MOON hybrid styles
	:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include:		:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include:
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	:* ClickX for streams, MOON for jumps.		:* ClickX for streams, MOON for jumps.

	For further reading, refer to the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#other-styles osu!wiki]. It features a more complete list of other playstyles, including non-mouse playstyles and playstyles for other osu! gamemodes.		For further reading, refer to the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#other-styles osu!wiki]. It features a more complete list of other playstyles, including non-mouse playstyles and playstyles for other ''osu!'' gamemodes.

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	~~Within the~~ Mouse-~~only playstyle there are~~ a ~~lot~~ of ~~differences on how players play~~ the ~~game~~. ~~This article tries~~ to ~~give an overview of those~~.		While it's true that all MOON (Mouse-Only) players exclusively use the mouse buttons to click, they employ a variety of clicking styles and grips. These styles can affect comfort, consistency, and the execution of certain skills. For example, some styles may be suited to speed and streaming, while others offer greater precision for timing and aim-intensive patterns. However, because hand size, physical characteristics, and personal preference vary between players, no single style is universally considered superior.

	== Clicking Styles ==		== Clicking Styles ==
	* '''Singletap/-click~~'''~~		;Singletap (Single-click)
	:~~You click~~ 1/2 patterns ~~(usually called "~~jumps~~") with a primary key (usually M1) and alternate with~~ both ~~keys~~ (M1 and M2) for ~~1/4 patterns (usally called "streams")~~.		:Singletap is the oldest clicking style in both MOON and the wider osu! community. The player uses a primary mouse button (typically M1) to play most 1/2 patterns, commonly referred to as ''jumps.'' For denser 1/4 patterns, commonly known as ''streams,'' the player alternates between both mouse buttons (M1 and M2). Although singletapping has declined in popularity throughout the broader osu! community over the past decade, it remained the dominant style among MOON players for considerably longer. Today, pure singletap is relatively uncommon, with many players instead adopting hybrid techniques.
	* '''Hybrid~~'''~~		;Hybrid
	:Hybrid players do not ~~have~~ a ~~''pure''~~ clicking style. ~~They~~ change their clicking style ~~depending on~~ the ~~map~~ and pattern.		:Hybrid players do not adhere to a single clicking style. Instead, they switch between techniques depending on the map, pattern, or what feels most comfortable at the time. A hybrid player may change their approach based on spacing, rhythm, or fatigue. Hybrid is currently the most common clicking style among MOON players.
	* '''Perfect Full Alt~~'''~~		;Full Alternate
	:"Alt~~" stands for alternation. You~~ perfectly ~~altenate between pressing M1 and M2 for all patterns in~~ the ~~map~~. ~~This~~ is ~~sometimes just called~~ "~~Full Alt~~". ~~The prefix "Perfect" is added to distinguish~~ it ~~more clearly from hybrid styles~~.		:Full Alternate is a clicking style in which the player alternates between the primary and secondary mouse buttons regardless of pattern type. Unlike perfect full-alt, most player still have a preferred starting button, sometimes referred to as a '''dominant finger.''' As a result, although the player alternates consistently, certain patterns -- such as triples -- are typically initiated with the same mouse button each time.
			;Perfect Full-Alt
			:Perfect Full-Alt is a variation of full alternating in which the player alternates perfectly from one object to the next without resetting their alternation. Unlike standard full-alt, there is no preferred starting button or "dominant finger"; every hit determines which button is used for the next object. As a result, the starting button for any given pattern depends entirely on where it occurs within the ongoing alternation sequence.

	Singletapping is said to be the easiest playstyle to learn and to get good [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Accuracy accuarcy] with. Perfect Full Alt is on the opposite end, being harder to learn and achieve high accuarcy with.

	~~All three~~ of these clicking styles are ~~extremely~~ viable and there is no widely ~~considered~~ "best" ~~playstyles as all~~ clicking ~~styles are represented by at least one top MOON player~~.		Singletapping is generally regarded as the easiest clicking style for new players to learn and is often associated with achieving stable [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Accuracy accuracy]. At the other end of the spectrum, Perfect Full-Alt is typically considered the most difficult style to master, as maintaining uninterrupted alternation throughout a map can require significantly more consistency and coordination. Despite these differences, all major clicking styles are considered completely viable, and each is represented by accomplished MOON players. As a result, there is no widely accepted "best" clicking style.

	== Mouse Grips ==		== Mouse Grips ==
	In the First-Person-Shooter ~~(FPS~~) community the following naming convention is widely used:		In the FPS (First-Person-Shooter) community the following naming convention is widely used:
	:You count the amount of fingers you place on the left side, top side and right side of your mouse and write the three numbers down in order. For example "122" means, thumb on the left side of your mouse, index and middle finger on top, ring and pinky fingers on the right side.		:You count the amount of fingers you place on the left side, top side and right side of your mouse and write the three numbers down in order. For example "122" means, thumb on the left side of your mouse, index and middle finger on top, ring and pinky fingers on the right side.

	The most common grips are:		The most common grips are:
	* '''122 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and middle fingers)~~'''~~		;122 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and middle fingers)
	:It is by far the most used mouse grip. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index middle" keyboard playstyle.		:It is by far the most used mouse grip. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index middle" keyboard playstyle.
	* '''131 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and ring fingers )~~'''~~		;131 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and ring fingers )
	: It is far less used than 122. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index ring" keyboard playstyle.		:It is far less used than 122. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index ring" keyboard playstyle.

	The main reason why 131 is used in FPS Games is that you do not need to take a finger of M1 or M2 to access your mouse wheel which can be very important in games like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apex_Legends Apex Legends] with heavy mouse wheel usage. Since osu! does not have such use case, 122 is by far the more dominant grip style.		The main reason why 131 is used in FPS Games is that you do not need to take a finger of M1 or M2 to access your mouse wheel which can be very important in games like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apex_Legends Apex Legends] with heavy mouse wheel usage. Since osu! does not have such use case, 122 is by far the more dominant grip style.

	== Playstyles beyond Mouse-only ==		== Playstyles beyond Mouse-only ==
	* '''Clickx'''		;ClickX
	:~~Instead of using M1 and M2, Clickx~~ players use only one mouse button and one keyboard key.		:ClickX players use only one mouse button (M1 or M2) and one keyboard key (K1 or K2). It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx tapx] playstyle.
			;Quadratap
			:Quadratap players use M1, M2, K1, and K2 to hit patterns. '''Quadratap Perfect Full-Alt''' is seen as an extremely difficult playstyle to master.
			;MOON hybrid styles
			:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include:
			:* Keyboard for streams, MOON for jumps.
			:* ClickX for streams, MOON for jumps.

	~~:It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx tapx] playstyle.~~		For further reading, refer to the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#other-styles osu!wiki]. It features a more complete list of other playstyles, including non-mouse playstyles and playstyles for other osu! gamemodes.
	* '''Quadratap'''
	~~: Using M1, M2, K1 and K2 to hit patterns. Quadratap Perfect Full Alt is seen as an extremely hard to learn playstyle.~~
	* '''MOON hybrid styles'''
	~~:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include~~
	~~:* Keyboard for streams, MOON for jumps~~
	~~:* Clickx for streams, MOON for jumps~~

	For further reading ~~consider looking at~~ the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#other-styles osu!wiki]. It features a ~~whole~~ list of other playstyles including non mouse playstyles and ~~playstles~~ for ~~the~~ other gamemodes.

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	:It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx tapx] playstyle.		:It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx tapx] playstyle.
			* '''Quadratap'''
			: Using M1, M2, K1 and K2 to hit patterns. Quadratap Perfect Full Alt is seen as an extremely hard to learn playstyle.
	* '''MOON hybrid styles'''		* '''MOON hybrid styles'''
	:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include		:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include

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	:Hybrid players do not have a ''pure'' clicking style. They change their clicking style depending on the map and pattern.		:Hybrid players do not have a ''pure'' clicking style. They change their clicking style depending on the map and pattern.
	* '''Perfect Full Alt'''		* '''Perfect Full Alt'''
	:"Alt" stands for alternation. You perfectly altenate between pressing M1 and M2 for all patterns in the map. This is ~~sosmetimes~~ just called "Full Alt". The prefix "Perfect" is added to ~~disdinguish~~ it more clearly from hybrid styles.		:"Alt" stands for alternation. You perfectly altenate between pressing M1 and M2 for all patterns in the map. This is sometimes just called "Full Alt". The prefix "Perfect" is added to distinguish it more clearly from hybrid styles.

	Singletapping is said to be the easiest playstyle to learn and to get good [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Accuracy accuarcy] with. Perfect Full Alt is on the opposite end, being harder to learn and achieve high accuarcy with.		Singletapping is said to be the easiest playstyle to learn and to get good [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Accuracy accuarcy] with. Perfect Full Alt is on the opposite end, being harder to learn and achieve high accuarcy with.

	All three of these clicking styles are extremely viable and there is no widely considered "best" playstyles as ~~there~~ all clicking styles are represented by at least one top MOON player.		All three of these clicking styles are extremely viable and there is no widely considered "best" playstyles as all clicking styles are represented by at least one top MOON player.

	== Mouse Grips ==		== Mouse Grips ==

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	* '''Singletap/-click'''		* '''Singletap/-click'''
	:You click 1/2 patterns (usually called "jumps") with a primary key (usually M1) and alternate with both keys (M1 and M2) for 1/4 patterns (usally called "streams").		:You click 1/2 patterns (usually called "jumps") with a primary key (usually M1) and alternate with both keys (M1 and M2) for 1/4 patterns (usally called "streams").

	* '''Hybrid'''		* '''Hybrid'''
	:Hybrid players do not have a ''pure'' clicking style. They change their clicking style depending on the map and pattern.		:Hybrid players do not have a ''pure'' clicking style. They change their clicking style depending on the map and pattern.

	* '''Perfect Full Alt'''		* '''Perfect Full Alt'''
	:"Alt" stands for alternation. You perfectly altenate between pressing M1 and M2 for all patterns in the map. This is sosmetimes just called "Full Alt". The prefix "Perfect" is added to disdinguish it more clearly from hybrid styles.		:"Alt" stands for alternation. You perfectly altenate between pressing M1 and M2 for all patterns in the map. This is sosmetimes just called "Full Alt". The prefix "Perfect" is added to disdinguish it more clearly from hybrid styles.

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Created page and tried to give a first overview of MOON playstyles

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Within the Mouse-only playstyle there are a lot of differences on how players play the game. This article tries to give an overview of those.

== Clicking Styles ==
* '''Singletap/-click'''
:You click 1/2 patterns (usually called "jumps") with a primary key (usually M1) and alternate with both keys (M1 and M2) for 1/4 patterns (usally called "streams").

* '''Hybrid'''
:Hybrid players do not have a ''pure'' clicking style. They change their clicking style depending on the map and pattern.

* '''Perfect Full Alt'''
:"Alt" stands for alternation. You perfectly altenate between pressing M1 and M2 for all patterns in the map. This is sosmetimes just called "Full Alt". The prefix "Perfect" is added to disdinguish it more clearly from hybrid styles.

Singletapping is said to be the easiest playstyle to learn and to get good [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Accuracy accuarcy] with. Perfect Full Alt is on the opposite end, being harder to learn and achieve high accuarcy with.

All three of these clicking styles are extremely viable and there is no widely considered "best" playstyles as there all clicking styles are represented by at least one top MOON player.

== Mouse Grips ==
In the First-Person-Shooter (FPS) community the following naming convention is widely used:
:You count the amount of fingers you place on the left side, top side and right side of your mouse and write the three numbers down in order. For example "122" means, thumb on the left side of your mouse, index and middle finger on top, ring and pinky fingers on the right side.

The most common grips are:
* '''122 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and middle fingers)'''
:It is by far the most used mouse grip. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index middle" keyboard playstyle.
* '''131 (clicking M1 and M2 with index and ring fingers )'''
: It is far less used than 122. It is also the MOON equivalent of the "index ring" keyboard playstyle.

The main reason why 131 is used in FPS Games is that you do not need to take a finger of M1 or M2 to access your mouse wheel which can be very important in games like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apex_Legends Apex Legends] with heavy mouse wheel usage. Since osu! does not have such use case, 122 is by far the more dominant grip style.

== Playstyles beyond Mouse-only ==
* '''Clickx'''
:Instead of using M1 and M2, Clickx players use only one mouse button and one keyboard key.

:It is the mouse equivalent of the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#tapx tapx] playstyle.
* '''MOON hybrid styles'''
:Examples of MOON hybrid styles include
:* Keyboard for streams, MOON for jumps
:* Clickx for streams, MOON for jumps

For further reading consider looking at the [https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/en/Gameplay/Play_style#other-styles osu!wiki]. It features a whole list of other playstyles including non mouse playstyles and playstles for the other gamemodes.