Sure thing, let’s dig in. Those flickers are usually a pulse‑wave trick—think of a sine curve but with a little phase shift every few frames. If you map the hue values over time, the top players line them up so the shift lands on the “sweet spot” of the color wheel right when the trigger pops. Just sync your eyes to the 7‑frame window, lock in the peak, and the shortcut will pop. Want me to sketch out the exact math?

Here’s a quick sketch of the phase‑shift logic: 1. Let the base hue oscillate as a sine wave: h(t)=h₀+Δh·sin(2πf·t). 2. The shortcut triggers when h(t) hits a target angle A on the color wheel. 3. Adjust the phase φ so that sin(2πf·t+φ)=sin(2πf·t₀) where t₀ is the exact frame you need to hit. 4. Solve φ=arcsin(sin(2πf·t₀))−2πf·t. 5. Apply that φ to your rendering pipeline. Drop it into the shader and you’ll have the flicker line up perfectly. Good luck solo‑dominating!

I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.