An easy explanation of strafejumping physics

[@Krunklehorn]

Excellent! Countless hours of Wolf:ET strafejumping and I could never understand why certain angles seemed harder to hold than others. I used to swear there was some kind of bug resulting in drag force at high speeds and wondered if it was some floating point shenanigans or something to do with the timestep. This whole time it was these snapzones, fascinating!

[@josephcooperiii1336]

I fall asleep to this every night

[@Labergemusic]

Awesome video, though I feel people should start watching at 1:33. Otherwise, I've understood how it works somewhat but your way of explaining it is definitely the best one by far. I've always enjoyed that Takyon video lol Thank you for making more Defrag content. The internet needs it.

[@dannybwai1136]

sick knowlage, respect

[@ChadiHD112]

Maybe explaining why holding the jump button has an effect over acceleration would be nice and haste physics no one talks about it, but very good and informative video

[@bunny.bunbob]

Good ideas for another video

[@VAN17INO6]

bunny team clap clap

[@SentinelB]

nice explanation!

[@TribeWars1]

Huh, so the physics aren't isotropic. Would this mean that a straight strafe map would play completely differently (at a high level) if somebody built the map diagonally with respect to the engine coordinates?

[@bunny.bunbob]

Yes. Look for the map palmspain. I think the zones appear shifted by 30 degrees and I had to come up with a new straight strafe technique for it.

[@DSSmemberBGhitman]

whats the name of the map in the beginning ? I always wanted to play strafe version of cityrocket

[@bunny.bunbob]

"cktelejump" + "fu" at the start

[@DSSmemberBGhitman]

@@bunny.bunbob tnx

[@MrOtisotis]

great vid

[@attractivegd9531]

Awesome vid!!! snapzones should be removed, fight me

[@PhooeysClips]

w/out snapzones how much slower would a perfect circle jump be? not worth

[@onebelarusianguy]

your bunny wrote!

[@Sang1337]

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