 Throughout the entire thing. Yeah. You had to hit it and hold it because that was the modifiers. You can get the plain tricks for one thing, but if you get the modified trick, you get more points. So you were just holding that button throughout every trick you were doing. Yeah. So, I mean, you wanted to let it go for variety's sake, I guess you could, to stop the repeat trick penalty. But for the most part, yeah, you're just holding that trigger down, all the tricks you were doing. There is a demo on Steam for Tricky Madness. It was not part of any of this...