EPTCS how to bunny hop?
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rawrx
United States380 Posts
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Prawned
United Kingdom794 Posts
Summary: You can't. | ||
thedeadhaji
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DaZe
Sweden2111 Posts
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westvolk
United States29 Posts
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/giantrabbit.asp "Just look at those feet!" | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
It will take hours and hours and hours of practice. So be prepared. Do you know how to air strafe? It is basically the same idea. some people find it better to rebind jump to mouse3, although spacebar will still work. first get at least a little speed, jump, and move your mouse to the right while at the same time hitting the 'd' key. Then the moment you land, do the opposite motion. You can usually only get 2-3 bounces before stopping, but thats how people bunnyhop in 1.6. If you are doing it right, you should notice a huge acceleration on your first hop. | ||
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Heen
Korea (South)2178 Posts
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backdrOp
United States104 Posts
bunnyhopping consecutively with a spacebar is kinda tricky, but it is still possible. otherwise, mousewheel is the way to go its nothing like 1.3 bunnyhopping though  | ||
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oshibori_probe
United States2934 Posts
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
On July 29 2006 21:55 backdrOp wrote: its nothing like 1.3 bunnyhopping though quake world and hl1:dm bunnyhopping beats cs > beta 7.0 with a fist to the face :> also, if you downloaded warsow (look here: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=41292 ) you can start practicing bunnyhopping there. you will get much faster rewards in warsow which will keep you motivated. after you can do it there, move on to quake world or hl1:dm and then onto cs. | ||
IntoTheWow
is awesome32278 Posts
Second post explains a little. Is for natural selection, but it works the same way. In cs is much harder to do, and you gain speed for only 2-3 jumps usually, but it can save you, helps to take cover really quick around a corner, helps reach certain places (nuke's roof) and some more stuff. | ||
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dronebabo
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intrigue
Washington, D.C9934 Posts
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KrAzYfoOL
Australia3037 Posts
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MiLktoast
United States257 Posts
bind mwheeldown "+jump" or bind mwheelup "+jump" then run straight, start strafing left+holding forward for a second, and then jump and release your forward button. turn your mouse a little to the left, and as you're about to land, use your mouse wheel to scroll down (or up, whichever one you bound it to) and switch your stafing to the opposite direction (in this case, strafe right) and turn your mouse a little to the right. there have been many similar threads about this on www.GotFrag.com - use the search engine and just type "bunny" and I'm sure you'll figure this out eventually. Bhopping really isn't very hard at all and it's kind of nice to use when you need to avoid being hit (playing awp_snowsk337 and trying to knife an awper or when you're on de_dust2 as Terrorist and you're running to A from Long A and you need to get past the gap without the AWPer near B picking you off. Bhopping makes you a pretty hard target to hit) hope I've helped :0 | ||
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gameguard
Korea (South)2132 Posts
you can bhop in 1.6 but you wont accelerate faster than you normally would. Its good for knifing or dodging awp shots or just being leet..'' | ||
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KrAzYfoOL
Australia3037 Posts
On July 30 2006 02:57 MiLktoast wrote: in console type bind mwheeldown "+jump" or bind mwheelup "+jump" then run straight, start strafing left+holding forward for a second, and then jump and release your forward button. turn your mouse a little to the left, and as you're about to land, use your mouse wheel to scroll down (or up, whichever one you bound it to) and switch your stafing to the opposite direction (in this case, strafe right) and turn your mouse a little to the right. lol bunnyhoppers are the easiest things to hit there have been many similar threads about this on www.GotFrag.com - use the search engine and just type "bunny" and I'm sure you'll figure this out eventually. Bhopping really isn't very hard at all and it's kind of nice to use when you need to avoid being hit (playing awp_snowsk337 and trying to knife an awper or when you're on de_dust2 as Terrorist and you're running to A from Long A and you need to get past the gap without the AWPer near B picking you off. Bhopping makes you a pretty hard target to hit) hope I've helped :0 | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
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maoam
United Kingdom444 Posts
Never seen it done properly or to any effect in source. Also, if you are any good with an AWP you will just predict where they will land and fire off as they descend. | ||
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Luhh
Sweden2974 Posts
To those who disagree with me I can just say, don't bother telling anyone that you can pull it off without losing speed without a script, cuz it's just not possible. After a couple of jumps, much of your speed will be gone. It is not allowed in most forms of competition, so I don't use it. How to do it manually? 1) run forward 2) jump and ... 3) immediately release forward button (w) and 4) immediately press the strafebutton (a or d) and slowly turn in the same direction (with mouse, and it must be a rather slow and continous turn) you are strafing in the air. 5) just before you land release the strafebutton and 6) press jump again a split second after you landed, then repeat from 4-6. You won't be able to travel any faster since 1.3, so the only tactical use left is to quickly get behind cover, like jumpstrafing around a corner when fleeing so that you'll be harder to hit, or pass through vents more quickly etc. On certain maps you'll be able to clear jumps otherwise not possible as well. But as always, learn how to play default. Only crappy players relys on scripts, and variable abuse, and config tweaks. | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On July 30 2006 09:16 Luhh wrote: All of those who bunnyjump continously today uses script, which spams several jumps when you press the jumpbutton. This way, getting perfect timing is much much much easier, and if you see someone pulling off more than 3 jumps in a row without losing any speed, then he uses a script like this. To those who disagree with me I can just say, don't bother telling anyone that you can pull it off without losing speed without a script, cuz it's just not possible. After a couple of jumps, much of your speed will be gone. It is not allowed in most forms of competition, so I don't use it. How to do it manually? 1) run forward 2) jump and ... 3) immediately release forward button (w) and 4) immediately press the strafebutton (a or d) and slowly turn in the same direction (with mouse, and it must be a rather slow and continous turn) you are strafing in the air. 5) just before you land release the strafebutton and 6) press jump again a split second after you landed, then repeat from 4-6. You won't be able to travel any faster since 1.3, so the only tactical use left is to quickly get behind cover, like jumpstrafing around a corner when fleeing so that you'll be harder to hit, or pass through vents more quickly etc. On certain maps you'll be able to clear jumps otherwise not possible as well. But as always, learn how to play default. Only crappy players relys on scripts, and variable abuse, and config tweaks. Most Main+ players can bunnyhop without scripts, and one of my friends can do it almost continuously (again you dont get the acceleration you did in 1.3). It just takes hours upon hours of practice. | ||
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MyLostTemple
United States2921 Posts
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dronebabo
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maoam
United Kingdom444 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32278 Posts
On July 30 2006 11:11 Zooey wrote: cal-i players can do a lot of them at once for the redrock jump at nuke u dont need to bunnyhop,where else do u need it to reach places? But you need to do a (i dont know the english name for it) special movement before the jump to gain momentum. Most good bhoppers do this trick before begging to bunny hop to jump further... | ||
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
On July 30 2006 09:16 Luhh wrote: How to do it manually? 1) run forward 2) jump and ... 3) immediately release forward button (w) and 4) immediately press the strafebutton (a or d) and slowly turn in the same direction (with mouse, and it must be a rather slow and continous turn) you are strafing in the air. 5) just before you land release the strafebutton and 6) press jump again a split second after you landed, then repeat from 4-6. 3) is wrong no? bunnyhopping is done without moveforward in qw, hl1 and cs. the way you described only works in q2, q3 and q4 (doom3, prey). | ||
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dronebabo
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dronebabo
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32278 Posts
On July 30 2006 13:57 Zooey wrote: no u can just go on the roof right before the redrock (not hte highest) and run straight then strafe a bit right and jump strafing right and eventually turning perpendicular to the red rock ![[image loading]](http://img78.imageshack.us/img78/847/asdfasdfwq5.jpg) unless thats what u mean Advanced Gliding Due to the fact that gliding's speed is created solely on the jump's approach, you will not be accelerating in midair... but at this point, nothing is preventing you from using bhop aircontrol mechanics to further your initial glide jump before you hit the ground. After having made the turn+jump for your Glide, ease off your 'Forward' key, switch to your opposite strafe, and make a very gradual bhop mouse arc before you land. (Fig.2) From here you, can move into a regular full bhop motion to maintain and further increase your speed. What you are doing to reach the redrock is Glide, which is that turny jump  | ||
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dronebabo
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IntoTheWow
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AzNxRaVeR
United States211 Posts
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
On July 30 2006 14:26 Zooey wrote: no, hes completely right, u read it wrong. he means release the forward button when u are in the air then start strafing, not using it again. ups my bad :> | ||
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
On July 30 2006 15:46 Zooey wrote: eh i dont call jumping once a bunnyhop. i always thought of bunnyhopping as jumping consecutively and you are right. the thing on the pic is a "circlestrafe" or a "circlejump" it uses the same phyics glitch, but its not quite the same if you look at it closely. | ||
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MyLostTemple
United States2921 Posts
its the same concept, bunnyhopping is strafejumping over and over again theres nothing to it, it just takes practice | ||
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