How do you do extended and collected trot in dressage? I've clicked "learn" but I still can't do them when in the actual ring. Is there another key you have to press while changing from walk to trot or something? Please help.
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If you have definitely clicked learn and you had enough points to learn them then you do need to press an extra key. If you are changing from walk to extended trot then you need to change to trot and then as quickly as you can hold down the "E" key. This will put your horse in extended trot.(You need to do the same if you are changing to extended trot from any other pace aswell. E.g from canter to extended trot press the down arrow to send you into trot and then press the "E" key) With collected trot it is the exact same but you must press the "C" key instead of the "e". GOOD LUCK!
you have to go into whatever you need to do like trot and then hold down e aswell
extended trot - go into trot and press and hold e
Collected trot - go into trot and press and hold c
Extended canter - go into gallop and press and hold e
Collected canter - go into gallop and press and hold c
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