Valorant Movement Error Graph & Counter-Strafing Visualizer
Master deadzone timing with an authentic Blue (Accurate) vs Orange (Movement Error) shooting graph. Test your A/D strafe release reaction speed.
Shooting Error Practice Field
Use A and D to move. Left-Click or Press Space to Fire.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Valorant in-game Shooting Error graph work?
Under Video > Stats > Shooting Error, Valorant renders vertical bars for every bullet: Blue bars indicate standing or deadzoned shots with purely weapon-inherent firing error. Orange or Yellow bars indicate movement error, showing that your agent was moving above 30% velocity when you clicked, sending your bullet wildly off-target.
What is Deadzoning vs Counter-Strafing?
Counter-strafing is tapping the opposite direction key (e.g. tapping D while holding A) to decelerate instantly. Deadzoning is shooting during the momentary 80msโ140ms deadzone window when your velocity drops to zero as you change directions, allowing you to stay mobile while shooting with 100% standing rifle accuracy.
Why do I see orange bars even when I let go of the movement keys?
In Valorant, letting go of a key without counter-strafing relies on friction deceleration, taking roughly 150ms to reach zero velocity. If your trigger finger fires within that 150ms window before full stop, you receive an orange movement error penalty.
How do Hall Effect rapid trigger keyboards help with counter-strafing?
Standard mechanical switches require the key to physically travel back up past the 1.5mm reset point before registering key release. Hall Effect magnetic switches (Wooting, Razer Huntsman V3) reset the instant your finger moves upward by 0.1mm, cutting movement stop lag by 15ms to 25ms and eliminating orange error bars.