Docs

Getting your history out of wavu and into the app, once.

• Getting your match history in — Run the export script on wavu, import the file, and keep your data backed up.

Where your matches live, and what a backup does and does not protect you from.

• Where your data lives, and the backup format — Local-only storage, why backups matter, and what the checksum does and does not prove.

Look-ups rather than reading: getting around, notation, frame-data columns, and the glossary.

• Reading move notation — The three notation modes — western text, numpad, and glyph — and how to switch.
• Reading the frame data pages — What the columns actually mean, why a “g” is not free pressure, and how the throw-break panel picks a default.
• Tekken 8 glossary — Plain-language, Tekken 8-accurate definitions for the terms you’ll meet in guides, frame data, and match talk.

Fundamentals that hold regardless of who you play.

• Mastering Tekken: fundamentals — A living collection of proven fundamentals, filled in section by section over time.
• Using frame data: beginner to expert — Three tiers, from what i10 buys you to finding the gap in a string — and where the numbers stop being able to help.

What ranked does to your body, and what the research says about the wind-down.

• Under pressure: the physiology of ranked play — What competition does to your heart rate and stress hormones — and what the research says about winding down.

One document per page, panel by panel: what each number counts, and what it refuses to claim.

• The dashboard, panel by panel — Every tile and panel on the front page, what it counts, and where a figure comes from.
• Matchups: by character — Your form over each window, your characters, and the table of who you face.
• Priority: what to study — How pain is scored in games, and why a thin matchup withholds its rate.
• Opponents: by player — Rivals, the pool matchmaking puts you in, and what a climbing pool does not prove.
• Sessions and tilt — How an evening is cut, the six tilt readings, and when each refuses to answer.
• Health: habits and research — Reference reading. It looks at no part of your match history.
• The match log — Filters, columns, sorting, and which matches the log leaves out.
• Character pages and the roster — Where the frame data comes from, and how the comparison counts.
• The input trainer — What it can measure, what the verdict means, and mapping a controller.
• The quiz — The two filters, the five kinds of question, and how repetition is scheduled.
• Controllers and inputs — Buttons, motions, device notes, and where the mapper actually lives.
• Your data, backups and sharing — Importing from wavu, what a backup holds, and what it still drops.
• Settings — Every group, and which settings change what the analytics say.
• Getting around — The three menus, favourites, and the keyboard and controller paths.