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11Wkey

• The danoni table for unorthodox keymodes :link: : 11Wkey

Overview

• A key feature of this design is the significant distance between the top row and the bottom row of 7 keys.
• The addition of diagonal elements allows for a unique layout, such as tilting the keyboard to use it.

Note: About Mov Levels

• On some sites, such as difficulty charts, symbols ranging from A to G are listed separately from the difficulty rating.
  These are called "Mov Levels" and indicate the hand movement and Alt components inherent in finger-movement-type keys, distinct from the overall difficulty.
  They are not dependent on the chart’s difficulty but focus on whether finger-movement-type key techniques are required.
• For more details, please refer to the About Mov Level section.

Specifications

• Minimum width: 600px
• Step spacing: 55px

Key Patterns

• The CW Edition supports 12key alternate mode.

Pattern	Default Key Config (Ja/En)	Keyboard Map
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Related Keymodes (Next Steps)

Related keymodes	Description
9hkey	A keymode that requires reaching out, similar to the 11Wkey. It is asymmetrical and highly unconventional.
15Bkey	The keys in the top row are not as widely spaced as in the 11Wkey; the layout resembles the 9Akey with an additional key.

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9ikey | 9hkey | 11key | 11Lkey | 11Wkey | 12key | 13key | 14key | 14ikey | 15Akey | 15Bkey | 16ikey | 23key