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The whole heat-input equation is now in your hands. Current on the knob — AUTO follows the WPS, MANUAL holds the amps you set. Arc length on the two mouse buttons; press both at once to break the arc on purpose. Electrode angle on the keyboard: WS push ↔ drag, AD work angle.

TIG has a second hand. Space dips the filler rod — your rhythm, not a timer. Drift off the joint line and the penalty now grows with the distance instead of jumping in one step.

Heat input is a code limit, not a preference. On impact-tested steel, going over the WPS maximum rejects the weld — and the live hint tells you while you can still fix it: shorten the arc first, then speed up. Old runs still score the same, to the bit.