TETRiS TRAiNER TRÈS-BiEN
[テトリス トレーナー トレビアン] (Original Japanese version)

Translator's note: This English translation is based on this Chinese translation by Teatube. Due to the very nature of being translated twice, and the fact that Teatube has put some of their own spin on the text, this translation is likely not authentic to the original Japanese text. Proceed at your own risk. GitHub repo, issues and pull requests welcome

Getting somewhere with Tetris but want to seriously up your battle skills?
Here's a trainer of important skills, with a focus on T-Spins.
You need to practice a lot in order to master these skills.

This trainer is for those who can clear Tetrises cleanly - Tetris means to clear 4 lines at a time with a long bar.

Translator's note: Default bindings are not TTC bindings! Make sure you adjust the key bindings. We'll see why on the other side of the button...
・Cookies are used to save your key bindings.
・Refresh the page if pieces move too fast.

The beginning of it all

T2 / TSD (T-Spin Double)

All sorts of T-Spins

Useful tricks for battle

Summing up the basics

Starting here we're getting into advanced stuff.
Better proceed if you are familiar with basic T-Spin techniques and SRS rotations!
Of course, you can go try some battles for now and come back later.

Finesse

Handy T-Spin tricks

Summing up the advanced parts

■ What's next...
A few words for you
Complementary material (regarding the Guideline)

■ Perfect Clear Opener
TETRIS Perfect Clear Challenge

■ Originally made by
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■ Translated by
T022.Teatube @ 方块研究群 方块探索群 for the Chinese translation
User670 for this English translation

■ External links
喜竹屋本舗
Hard Drop Wiki
テトリス攻略・大会情報集積所
テトリステンプレ技まとめ

■ Play Tetris for free!
Tetris Friends (sadly it's dead)
テトリスフレンズの始め方！(ニコニコ動画)
テトフレ小僧 (『Tetris Friends』の始め方＆遊び方解説)

　

Hard drop (land and lock immediately)	012 345 678 9AB CDE FGH IJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ -^\ @[; :], ./+ *Space EnterTab ShiftCtrl AltEsc BackspaceInsert DeleteF1 F2F3 F4F5 F6F7 F8F9 F10F11 F12↑ ←→ ↓
Soft drop (increase falling speed, don't lock)	012 345 678 9AB CDE FGH IJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ -^\ @[; :], ./+ *Space EnterTab ShiftCtrl AltEsc BackspaceInsert DeleteF1 F2F3 F4F5 F6F7 F8F9 F10F11 F12↑ ←→ ↓
Move left	012 345 678 9AB CDE FGH IJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ -^\ @[; :], ./+ *Space EnterTab ShiftCtrl AltEsc BackspaceInsert DeleteF1 F2F3 F4F5 F6F7 F8F9 F10F11 F12↑ ←→ ↓
Move right	012 345 678 9AB CDE FGH IJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ -^\ @[; :], ./+ *Space EnterTab ShiftCtrl AltEsc BackspaceInsert DeleteF1 F2F3 F4F5 F6F7 F8F9 F10F11 F12↑ ←→ ↓
Rotate left (counter-clockwise)	012 345 678 9AB CDE FGH IJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ -^\ @[; :], ./+ *Space EnterTab ShiftCtrl AltEsc BackspaceInsert DeleteF1 F2F3 F4F5 F6F7 F8F9 F10F11 F12↑ ←→ ↓
Rotate right (clockwise)	012 345 678 9AB CDE FGH IJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ -^\ @[; :], ./+ *Space EnterTab ShiftCtrl AltEsc BackspaceInsert DeleteF1 F2F3 F4F5 F6F7 F8F9 F10F11 F12↑ ←→ ↓

Translator's note: Teatube changed default key bindings for this game. The original default is similar to TTC recommendation, arrow keys to move and soft drop, space to hard drop, Z/X to rotate. Text below doesn't exist in the original Japanese version; feel free to read about what Teatube wants to say about key bindings.
Recommendation for key bindings:
・ Default bindings recommended (WSADJK for the 6 bindings respectively).
・ This binding mimics button layouts for console controllers and arcade cabinets.
・ By the way, these are recommendations for keys absent from this trainer: L for a 3rd rotation button (eg, 180 rotation); Space for hold.

(L and Space is also a reference to arcade button layouts, and extends the idea of "hold with either hand" from console controls to keyboard.)

・ Do NOT use up to rotate. Up to rotate is in the way of practicing using both rotate buttons and finesse.

・ Put rotate left on the left (J), rotate right on the right (K). (easier memorization for finesse)
・ (Nintendo controllers: by default, rotate left (B) is on the left, rotate right (A) is on the right.)
・ (PlayStation controllers: by default, rotate left (×) is on the left, rotate right (○) is on the right.)

・ It might take a week-ish to get used to a new control scheme when you make a switch. It can be painful to be like a noob for a week, but it's worth it if your new control scheme is better for your game.

Good luck, have fun!