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Some cock heroes will use other symbols, and some scroll them vertically or in other directions. Another variety is a simple timer countdown or beat countdown in place of symbols. Some, like [[Cock Hero Prime Game]] by [[PrimeSwitch]] break all all the rules and indicate beats in ways so specific to the given work that they can't easily be generalized. | Some cock heroes will use other symbols, and some scroll them vertically or in other directions. Another variety is a simple timer countdown or beat countdown in place of symbols. Some, like [[Cock Hero Prime Game]] by [[PrimeSwitch]] break all all the rules and indicate beats in ways so specific to the given work that they can't easily be generalized. | ||
[[file:beatmeter.png|frame|center|Example of a horizontal beat meter]] | |||
Revision as of 07:21, 29 September 2022
A beat meter is a visual representation overlaid on a Cock Hero video to tell the player when to stroke.
Typically, dots will scroll across the bottom of the screen, and when they reach a given point, the player is supposed to stroke. How the stroking should be performed is often defined at the beginning of a Cock Hero, but when nothing else is indicated, the assumption is a full up and down stroke for each dot.
Some cock heroes will use other symbols, and some scroll them vertically or in other directions. Another variety is a simple timer countdown or beat countdown in place of symbols. Some, like Cock Hero Prime Game by PrimeSwitch break all all the rules and indicate beats in ways so specific to the given work that they can't easily be generalized.
