I love Wanikani’s SRS levels system, where failing a review will decrease your level by one or two depending on which level you’re on, and i’d love to be able to apply it to the anki deck i’ve started for vocabulary alongside Wanikani. Is there a way to do that? Anki has a ton of options and i’ve tried fiddling with them a bit, but i haven’t been able to replicate wanikani’s system in it, idk if that’s impossible or if i just missed something.
I don’t need to have the same values than wanikani uses, i’d just like to set up intervals like 1d, 3d, 1w, 2w, 1m, 2m, 4m, 8m (for example), and having it so pressing good increases my card interval to the next level, and again decreases it to the previous level. (i never use easy/hard) Is such a thing possible?
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There’s Kitsun, of course, but as to achieving this sort of thing in Anki, I will await the input of any Anki gurus around here
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Kitsun looks like it could work, but it’s a paid resource, while Anki is free. I could spare the money to use it if necessary, but i’d rather keep using anki since i’m already paying for multiple resources (WK and bunpro)
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No but the fmrs or whatever option you can turn on is worth it and the first interval after the relearning phase is way higher than it used to be! So… essentially the same thing now imo
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