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# Diagonal Pearl Catch

Predicts diagonal pearl travel and times a wind charge catch that keeps your momentum.

Predicts diagonal pearl travel and times a wind charge catch that keeps your momentum.

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## What it does

Diagonal Pearl Catch is Pearl Catch for pearls thrown at an angle. It predicts the diagonal path, then times a wind charge so the catch preserves the momentum you had rather than killing it.

## When to use it

Use it when you pearl diagonally for speed and want the catch to keep you moving instead of stopping you.

## Settings

| Setting | What it does |
| ------- | ------------ |
| Keybind | required.    |

Also in the panel:

* Catch timing offset
* Momentum preservation

## Video

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