Thanks War, let me know if theres any confusions still. I know at times we really have a hard time finding "how the hell would I get to him"

Thanks, yeah from past experiences I have had that dilemma, but yes relaxing all in mid-air is faster and more fluid.

*Update*

Upon request if anyone needs to see a certain type of comeback in more replays I can make such for you. I know I gave 1 replay per comeback position; however, if anyone needs further examples I am sure I can make some.

(P.S: I am considering trying to help you with custom openers you are working on right now, so if you want, post your attempt at a new wushu move and I will see if I can help you out.)

Awesome tutorial ∞/10

When you're actually jumping, yeah, but not necessarily when you're setting it up....If you need to go really fast you may relax elbow to store more potential energy.

Example: relaxed elbow

^ you must not be saving the replays correctly. mine shows comebacks.

if it is saved as .rpl.html something is wrong.

Thanks to the kind people of RuKeepers taking screenshots of the actual comeback position of each replay, I made a nice little update to the tutorial.

I hope this helps even more.

can you help me with this one, the distance is 1500 and I know I got to uke, but when there were 150 frames left, I had to try many times to get that right, and I lost alot of momentum there. I couldn't find a better way to move forward there