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Latest revision as of 15:52, 31 December 2007
ContentThe double jump is a name given to a quick series of two jumps. Conditions
Please note that doubling the Z velocity will not double the jump height, as gravity affects the calculations. ApplicationsDouble jumps can be performed in a variety of ways. Some examples:
Example 1: Jump from the flat area below the shutdown2 ramp, then immediately jump into the ramp to trigger the double jump. Example 2: Jump onto a box top from the floor then jump immediately once more.
Example: Jump under the monkey_l pit ramp, hit the underside of it and then bounce back into the ground, jumping again when touching the ground. Do so in a way that one is no longer under the ramp when performing the second jump.
Example: Jump onto the shutdown 2 ramp room ladder, dismount and head towards the elevated switch exit, perform a second jump and bounce up to the elevated switch entrance.
Double jumps can not be triggered multiple times in a row to create cumulative effects. I.e. no triple or quadruple jumps. We may have to tinker with the order of trimp & double jump velocity being added depending on how effective this is. |