1x1 hook jumps

Mr23648 · 2020-05-21 00:37:46

Hello everyone, I am Mr23648!

1x1 hook jumps are basically hook jumps, but the space that you are jumping in is only 1 block high, therefore you must try to hover and jump.

However, I don't know how to do a 1x1 hook jump, and I don't do 1x1 hook jumps often.

How can I get better at doing them?

Minimania · 2020-05-21 01:07:36

Doing it against a wall

TaskManager · 2020-05-21 01:08:02

1x1 hookjumps are the atrocity of minigames, ignore them.

Grilyon2, Gabriellfs, Slabdrill, Kankurou

Bimps · 2020-05-21 01:09:44

You just have to learn the timing. Don't do them slow, you need enough momentum to go far enough without falling. Repeat forever

skullz17

2b55b5g · 2020-05-21 01:28:20

Well, play more EE. I used to be unable to do 1x1 hooks too, but now I can easily do it. Practice makes perfect

Mr23648 · 2020-05-21 01:30:19

Thank you everybody!!!!!

mutantdevle

N1KF · 2020-05-21 03:42:08

Here's an explanation of how the 1x1 hook jump works. When you press the jump button, the game checks if you can jump then the jump physics is applied which affects the smiley next tick (0.01 seconds later). The delayed jump happens even if you move off the ground, so if you press it within the perfect 0.01 seconds you're last on the ground you can seemingly jump mid-air.

If you hold space (and wait after the 0.75 seconds holdspace delay), the game will try to make you jump if more than 0.15 seconds have passed since the last jump. That makes 15 ticks, so if you hold space and move out the hook there's about a 1 in 16 (or 15?) chance you'll jump from it. I think. I haven't actually tested this but I think that's how it works.

Depending on how you want to face a hook jump, you can either try to time your jump a 0.01 second window or hope you'll get lucky.

edit:
The jump delay explanation comes from what I found while I'm trying recreate EE. Based on some tests, the physics seem to be fully accurate to the original EE. However, I haven't yet recreated the holdspace mechanics.

In the actual EE, I made a setup where I hold space moving right until there's a 1x1 hook jump. If I make the same button-hold movement every time it unpredictably works or it doesn't. Either my simulation is wrong, or the timer is affected by other factors. I think this is because holdspace timer is based off Unix time rather than in-game ticks, so if EE lags even 0.01 of a second behind then it goes off-sync with the Unix time.

St1ckS4m(EE)

peace · 2020-05-21 10:28:34

well there is alos these 1x1 holes (fif you time these correct aswell you skip a frame and can basically ksip an 1x1 wide hole and advance) i used to hate both these and th ehook sbut i used to be a bit better at the hooks then these holes its a matter of ksippign a frame to advance

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#1 2020-05-21 00:37:46

1x1 hook jumps

#2 2020-05-21 01:07:36

Re: 1x1 hook jumps

#3 2020-05-21 01:08:02

Re: 1x1 hook jumps

#4 2020-05-21 01:09:44

Re: 1x1 hook jumps

#5 2020-05-21 01:28:20

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#6 2020-05-21 01:30:19

Re: 1x1 hook jumps

#7 2020-05-21 03:42:08, last edited by N1KF (2020-05-21 04:07:21)

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