조작법

조작법

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Input Layouts
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Touch Zones
Mobile + PC
Platform Support

Introduction

The Controls section covers input layouts and recommended specs for hololive Dreams across PC (Steam), iOS, and Android. PC supports keyboard, mouse, and gamepad input with two recommended control layouts (keyboard-only and gamepad). iOS and Android support touch input with two-finger tap layouts for Hard+ charts. Steam has minimum and recommended specs based on Unreal Engine 5. Use this section to find the right control layout for your device, optimize performance on lower-end hardware, and reduce input lag on touchscreen devices.

Platform & Spec Reference

PlatformMinimum SpecRecommended SpecBest Input
Steam (Win 11)AMD Ryzen 3 2200G / i3-8100, 8 GB RAM, RX 470 / GTX 970Ryzen 5 3600 / i5-10400, 16 GB RAM, RX 580 / GTX 1660Gamepad (Xbox / DualShock)
iOSiPhone XR / iPad 7th geniPhone 11 or newer for 60fps on Master chartsTwo-finger touch
AndroidSnapdragon 845, 6 GB RAMSnapdragon 888 or newer, 8 GB RAMTwo-finger touch
MacApple Silicon M1M2 or newer for 60fps on Expert chartsKeyboard + mouse

Control Layouts

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Keyboard Layout

PC keyboard-only setup

LayoutD / F / J / K for the four note lanes; Space for special; Shift for hold release; remappable in Settings
Best ForPC players who prefer keyboard for precise timing windows on Hard+ charts
TipUse a mechanical keyboard for consistent actuation; latency on rubber-dome can cost combos on Master charts
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Gamepad Layout

Xbox / DualShock layout

LayoutD-pad and face buttons for the four note lanes; triggers for special; bumpers for hold release; full button remap
Best ForPlayers who prefer the comfort of a controller for long rhythm sessions
TipEnable the game's controller low-latency mode in Settings for reduced input lag on wireless controllers
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Touch Layout

Two-finger tap layout for Hard+ charts

LayoutTwo thumbs tap the four lanes; thumbs can swap to adjacent lanes for cross-hand patterns; adjustable in Settings
Best ForMobile players on iOS and Android; the only viable layout for Hard+ charts on touchscreens
TipDisable battery-saver mode before rhythm sessions; battery saver throttles touch polling and adds input lag
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Performance Tips

Reduce input lag and boost FPS

TipsClose background apps, disable battery saver, use a wired controller if possible, and lower chart density on lower-end devices
Best ForPlayers experiencing input lag or FPS drops during rhythm sessions
TipIf you can't hit 60fps on Master charts, drop to 30fps target — combo consistency matters more than visual smoothness

Core Mechanics

Each platform supports multiple input methods (keyboard, gamepad, touch) with full remapping in Settings. PC supports keyboard-only, gamepad, and keyboard + mouse hybrid layouts. iOS and Android support single-finger (Easy charts only) and two-finger touch layouts. Input lag is the biggest performance factor on touchscreens; disabling battery saver and closing background apps typically reduces lag by 20–30ms.

Advantages

Multiple input methods mean every player can find a comfortable layout regardless of device. Full button remapping on PC and gamepad lets you optimize your control scheme for cross-hand patterns. The game's controller low-latency mode is one of the better implementations in the rhythm genre.

Challenges

Single-finger touch on mobile is too imprecise for Hard+ charts — you'll need to use two-finger layout for any serious rhythm play. Mac support is limited to Apple Silicon; Intel Macs are not officially supported. Steam Deck performance is acceptable but not optimal; expect 40–50fps on Master charts with the recommended settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best control layout for Hard+ charts?+
Two-finger touch on mobile, keyboard on PC, gamepad on console. Each layout supports cross-hand patterns through lane swapping. Single-finger touch is only viable for Easy charts and is not recommended for any serious rhythm play.
How can I reduce input lag on touchscreen?+
Disable battery saver mode, close background apps, ensure your screen refresh rate is set to 60Hz or higher, and use a screen protector designed for gaming (thin glass, no matte coating).
Does hololive Dreams support ultrawide monitors?+
Yes — the game supports 21:9 and 32:9 aspect ratios on PC. The rhythm chart lanes scale to fill the wider screen, with the judgment line centered.

Quick Tips

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Disable battery saver on mobile before rhythm sessions — battery saver throttles touch polling and adds 20–30ms of input lag.

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Use a wired controller on PC if possible — wireless controllers add 4–8ms of latency that compounds on Master charts.

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Lower chart density on lower-end devices — combo consistency matters more than visual smoothness, and a 30fps target is fine for rhythm play.

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