no no, its simple, to do it, just run the speed you want and count in your head how long it takes for you to be re-set, now run again and count in your head and stop one second or number before you got reset before, if you want to be on the safe side stop 2 numbers before, unless you are counting in seconds. its very simple and very useful, it saves me countless hours, but it can take a while to get your counting timing down.
so for example:
(-) = seconds
(|) = brake
dont mind the (.) it was the only way i could do spaces (which is distance covered)
basically the farther to the right the farther you go.
say it takes 6 seconds for you to be reset so:
- - - - - - (reset)
..- - - - - - (reset)
....- - - - - - (reset)
......- - - - - - (reset)
resetting pretty much gets you nowhere.
now stop one second before 6:
- - - - - |
.............- - - - - |
..........................- - - - - |
.......................................- - - - -
as you can see, you cover much more ground in a fraction of the time

, just takes some getting used to :>.
this is just an example, it takes practice to time out the speeds, but once you do, oh man you will cover so much more ground
lol now becareful though, i already had a GM come to me asking me how i was moving extremely faster than normal without being reset and i basically told him it was a nvidia driver malfunction ROFL. these guys are worse than the Ultima Online GMs.
however, if you still can't get it to work and dont belive it i will make a movie, though i am concerned because i hear the video capture from conan takes up rediculous space and i probably wouldnt be able to host it anywhere
