Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
Me playing Cultris 1 with 1-key-finesse. Haven't really played 1-key-finesse Tetris in years, but you never unlearn certain things. So I thought about making a short video. At first, I went for 3 god-like combos (which are far easier to do in Cultris 1 than in Cultris 2) - followed by some Tetrising (lol at least I tried to clear 4 lines at once).
1-key-finesse is having keys for everything. Move, rotate & drop is usually combined in only 1 keypress. An AutoHotKey script does the key-simulation part.
My setup consists of 19 major keys (all displayed keys except U,Y,H). The top row is for horizontical piece placements, the bottom row plus Space & Alt is for vertical placements. With the L key, I switch between the 2 horizontical resp. vertical directions (L,J,T pieces).
At 2:24 you can see me softdropping: I first tap the H key, which tells the script to softdrop and move the piece to the left after I release the next major key. U is for softdrop-right and Y for softdrop-doublerotate (180 T-spins) For more details, see harddrop.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4852 .
Key-Visualization: ApVkp 0.44
Video-recording: CamStudio 2.00
Video-cutting: Avidemux
Audio-editing: Audacity
Music: Cultris theme song (by Jeroen Tel?)
Me playing Cultris 1 with 1-key-finesse. Haven't really played 1-key-finesse Tetris in years, but you never unlearn certain things. So I thought about making a short video. At first, I went for 3 god-like combos (which are far easier to do in Cultris 1 than in Cultris 2) - followed by some Tetrising (lol at least I tried to clear 4 lines at once).
1-key-finesse is having keys for everything. Move, rotate & drop is usually combined in only 1 keypress. An AutoHotKey script does the key-simulation part.
My setup consists of 19 major keys (all displayed keys except U,Y,H). The top row is for horizontical piece placements, the bottom row plus Space & Alt is for vertical placements. With the L key, I switch between the 2 horizontical resp. vertical directions (L,J,T pieces).
At 2:24 you can see me softdropping: I first tap the H key, which tells the script to softdrop and move the piece to the left after I release the next major key. U is for softdrop-right and Y for softdrop-doublerotate (180 T-spins) For more details, see harddrop.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4852 .
Key-Visualization: ApVkp 0.44
Video-recording: CamStudio 2.00
Video-cutting: Avidemux
Audio-editing: Audacity
Music: Cultris theme song (by Jeroen Tel?)
