That’s why I made this thread, a year ago? Haha I haven’t touched them since
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I’m not sure on metr, but the soon to be public beta launched FreeSk8 app has throttle curve in Input Config 
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Especially when you have 16 bolts on the enclosure like me haha, at least having a driver speeds up the process!
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I set mine to be as aggressive as possible lmao, and then I discovered I had it about half as aggressive as possible today and it got exciting again. Hoyt puck set to exponential +10 on metr with 5% input deadband and 0.1 positive ramping.
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This is the way.
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title is misleading 
hahaha
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You came in here for something else. I know it.
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Do you still use/like this configuration?
I still have that curve on that board yes.
I have another board I use regularly that has 5% positive polynomial acceleration. I honestly can’t tell too much of a difference, just thought it would help with larger tires.
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I would like to try a curve but I don’t really know what I’m doing, if I want more power on low end, like take off really fast to get to the high end quickly what should my curve look like?
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Increase this by 5% until you are happy.
Or up your motor amps and make sure the motors don’t get too hot.
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Awesome, that way easier than I thought. I have my motors at 100a each that’s why I wanted to play with curves.
Thank you sir!!!
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@Venom121212 thank you, I like it now and I changed my positive ramp time to 0sec and it’s snappy
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Awesome! Glad I could help
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Isn’t their a higher chance of issues running 0 sec for ramping? I was running this for awhile till folks told me it could result in catastrophic failures if a fault occurred.
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I had no idea of it, I’m glad you commented. I will be changing it to .10, nothing is that cool to get messed up. Good looking out!