More advanced techniques known as bunny hopping use game physics to move faster than the base movement speed, combined with air-control (the ability to change movement direction significantly without losing speed while in the air). This is a very basic technique that only works against inexperienced opponents. There are two major usages of the term: In any first person shooter with jumping a player who jumps up and down to avoid being shot is sometimes called a bunny hopper. The player now continues into strafe jumping.Д«unny hopping is a term used for different kinds of movement in games.(The player will have turned 135 degrees from his or her original position) The player then holds forward, the left or right strafe key (depending on which direction he or she intends to take), and turn to face 45 degrees the opposite way.The player stands about 90 degrees from the direction he intends to move in.This technique is found to have worked best in Quake 3 engine based games. The circle jump start is the action performed by the player at the start of the strafe jumping, this gives a sudden burst of speed as opposed to gaining speed with regular strafe jumping. In some games based on the Quake 3 engine, such as Call of Duty and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, fractional increases in jump height can be achieved by playing the game at higher frame rates. This keeps the speed, where one normally would have to either stop jumping or run into the wall. To use this technique while getting around narrow curves, one has to release the forward key while turning into the new direction. Another way to increase jump speed in Quake III is a circle-jump where the player gets over 500 units/sec (standard runspeed is 320 units/sec). Sequential strafejumping is mainly a matter of muscle memory, as the maximum angle of mouse motion increases slightly with consecutive jumps. The only way to learn this technique is by practice.

For successive strafejumps, the player immediately jumps again on landing, swapping the direction of strafe as well as mouse motion.Дone correctly, this will dramatically increase the player's velocity with successive jumps.

This part is called airstrafing, which is responsible for increase in speed during the jump.

To gain maximum speed, the player must now move the mouse smoothly to around a 85 degree (i.e., turn) in the direction of the strafe, while still holding down the two aforementioned keys.

The strafe and jump keys must be pressed at the same time.

Still keeping the forward key pressed, the player jumps, adding either the move left or the move right key (ergo the strafe in the term, strafe-jumping).

The player presses the forward key, preparing to make the first jump.

In several games, there are entire maps devoted to this, much like obstacle courses. The exact technique involved depends on the game itself however, most games follow a certain pattern of user actions. Strafe-jumping requires a very specific combination of mouse and keyboard input.

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