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Using a keyboard, you can dash in four directions on the ground (the four cardinal directions) and nine in the air (the eight inter-cardinal directions plus directly down). If you are using a joystick to move, you can dash at any angle on the ground and in the air.
Using a keyboard, you can dash in four directions on the ground (the four cardinal directions) and nine in the air (the eight inter-cardinal directions plus directly down). If you are using a joystick to move, you can dash at any angle on the ground and in the air.


While in the air, you have access to one other direction to dash to; down towards the ground. When you dash towards the ground, it is called a '''Down dash'''. To down dash, double tap the duck key; once you press the duck key, you have a ''28 ticks'' (''0.44'' second) window to press it again.<ref>Tested using exec_async, using the amount of space between +duck inputs.</ref>
While in the air, you have access to one other direction to dash to; down towards the ground. When you dash towards the ground, it is called a '''Downdash'''. To downdash, double tap the duck key; once you press the duck key, you have a ''28 ticks'' (''0.44'' second) window to press it again.<ref>Tested using exec_async, using the amount of space between +duck inputs.</ref>


[[File:ddgrounded.png|thumb|Dash choices on the ground.]]
[[File:ddgrounded.png|thumb|Dash choices on the ground.]]
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