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Dancing & talking
Brooke_A
#1 Posted : Tuesday, September 30, 2008 1:23:31 AM(UTC)

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This seems to happen most frequently when I'm dancing and privately messaging at the same time. With my cursor on the message bar if I try to move my mouse to change viewing angles, talk privately to another person, etc. I will frequently have my av move backwards a long distance. Generally, fall of the dance floor. Seems like it has to hit something solid like a wall for it stop going backwards. I've even told the person I was talking to when I come back that I was sorry for that but they often don't know what I was talking about (could be they're just being polite). Other times they do notice it, typically we just a good laugh about it. I've talked to other newbies and several seem to have the same problem. So how do I stop moonwalking? Thanks for the advice.
Frenchy_EDEN
#2 Posted : Tuesday, September 30, 2008 12:12:41 PM(UTC)


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A few choices available

A) Get Used to the control, but moonwalking once in a while

B) Use Keyboard. Click outside the chatbox, and press < , > to look at left or right respectively

C) Press Alt-Tab when u moonwalk to switch to other app, then Alt-Tab to switch back.
Switching will stop ur moonwalk

D) Dance with your friend together so u can't moonwalk away


Brooke_A
#3 Posted : Tuesday, September 30, 2008 8:32:36 PM(UTC)

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Thanks for the advice it helped a lot.
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