Cynimal | 1bm HH 5B w/ Keystrokes @Cynimal | Uploaded July 2019 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
It wasn't clear when I was jumping on my previous demonstration, so I hope this helps.
Sorry for the freeze cuts in the footage, the original demontration doesn't have that issue:
youtu.be/c9VpOFuSW0U
I like to call this "grinding": it's reminiscent of a Super Mario 64 TAS trick where you gain speed by going on and off a ledge.
Here's how it works:
Tick 1: run outside the headhitter.
Tick 2: Adjust the angle towards the inside of the HH and jump.
Tick 3: Readjust the angle towards the outside and run for a tick.
Etc...
Why is it better than regular HH momentum?
a regular jump below a 2 block ceiling lasts for 3 ticks: this means you can only jump every 3 ticks. However, this trick allows to jump every 2 ticks, which is more efficient to gain momentum
Note that it's increasingly harder to perform this trick, as the angles are very precise and difficult to chain.
It wasn't clear when I was jumping on my previous demonstration, so I hope this helps.
Sorry for the freeze cuts in the footage, the original demontration doesn't have that issue:
youtu.be/c9VpOFuSW0U
I like to call this "grinding": it's reminiscent of a Super Mario 64 TAS trick where you gain speed by going on and off a ledge.
Here's how it works:
Tick 1: run outside the headhitter.
Tick 2: Adjust the angle towards the inside of the HH and jump.
Tick 3: Readjust the angle towards the outside and run for a tick.
Etc...
Why is it better than regular HH momentum?
a regular jump below a 2 block ceiling lasts for 3 ticks: this means you can only jump every 3 ticks. However, this trick allows to jump every 2 ticks, which is more efficient to gain momentum
Note that it's increasingly harder to perform this trick, as the angles are very precise and difficult to chain.
![[Proof of Concept] No-turn chained triple neos](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TH9MHdgZbAo/hqdefault.jpg "[Proof of Concept] No-turn chained triple neos
I figured it could be possible to use a more consistent strat for chained triples that doesnt require mouse turning, just occasional (and repeatable) keyboard inputs.
Here I do a penta triple in a breeze. All I need to do is tap the left direction key every 12 ticks, while holding sprint and jump.
Finding the right angle, set of inputs, and coords was the hardest part, and even still, I only managed to push this strat up to 5 chained triples.
Ill look more into this, but Im confident there exists a set of coords for 20, perhaps even 100.")
