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7ikey

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• The danoni table for orthodox keymodes :link: : 7ikey

Overview

• This is a 7-key layout where the characters Giko, Onigiri, and Iyo correspond to the arrow keys (Z, X, C).
  Its key feature is the ability to create a streamlined layout by eliminating the space bar, while the wide horizontal layout enhances the sense of playing.
  The ability to switch between 5-key and 7-key modes depending on the situation is a major strength of this layout.

Specifications

• Minimum width: 550px (600px when including alternate key modes)
• Step spacing: 55px

Key Patterns

• The CW Edition supports 7-key and 12-key alternate modes.

Pattern	Default Key Config (Ja/En)	Keyboard Map
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Options Specific to Keymode

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Pattern	KeyPattern: 1
Cross
Split
Alternate
Twist
Asymmetry

Related Keymodes (Next Steps)

Related keymodes	Description
7key	Similar to 7ikey. A style that uses the center of the keyboard.
9ikey	A style where the number of ASCII art patterns in 7ikey has increased from 3 to 5. Although it is a vertical scrolling style, it can also be played like 7ikey.
11key	A keymode that combines elements of 5key and 7key. It is characterized by a style that involves moving your hands. You can also utilize skills from 7ikey.

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