» Tue May 29, 2012 5:16 am
It's a matter of technique. The door isn't more than apprentice rating is it?
Move your mouse left/right to adjust the position of the pick, use A/D to apply left or right torque.
The direction of torque is irrelevant really, what matters is whether the pick is at the right angle. The longer you apply pressure the quicker you'll break the pick, so the best strategy is to turn the pick 5-10 degree, and gently tap to apply torque - if the pick "catches" and jiggles, then stop, and move the pick along a few degree more and tap again. In this way you can "test" or 5 or 6 possible angles before the pick breaks.
If when you apply pressure the pick doesn't jiggle, but instead begins to turn, then you know you're getting close but it's not guaranteed you're done yet, be gentle apply more pressure each time to test to see how far it'll turn before it catches, by doing it in increments you ensure if it catches and jiggles again, you won't press too hard and snap the pick. Rinse and repeat the process til you can rotate the barrel 90 degrees.
This'll get you through locks with the least broken picks even if it is fairly cautious =p