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OK, I see a lot of people doing these crazy bunny hopping jumps and whatnot in hl1 and the mods for it. How does one go about doing that?
It's fixed in HL2 right? It's getting really cheap when you can abuse it to move so much faster than everyone else. And this stuff does happen servers without any bunnyhop mod or whatever.
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HL and HL2 jumping
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Posted 24 February 2006 - 01:59 AM
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http://www.planetfortress.com/misanthropy/bunnyhopping.asp
be aware, it took me MONTHS to learn how to do it correctly. But once you get it down, its really fun to just hop around.
be aware, it took me MONTHS to learn how to do it correctly. But once you get it down, its really fun to just hop around.
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Posted 25 February 2006 - 08:38 PM
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QUOTE (rickyzhou @ Feb 25 2006, 08:21 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Man... You can't be serious.
its not easy to get it down in a short matter of time. well, it took me a week or so to learn it, but took me months to get it perfect.
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Posted 25 February 2006 - 10:13 PM
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QUOTE (rickyzhou @ Feb 24 2006, 01:32 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
OK, I see a lot of people doing these crazy bunny hopping jumps and whatnot in hl1 and the mods for it. How does one go about doing that?
It's fixed in HL2 right? It's getting really cheap when you can abuse it to move so much faster than everyone else. And this stuff does happen servers without any bunnyhop mod or whatever.
It's fixed in HL2 right? It's getting really cheap when you can abuse it to move so much faster than everyone else. And this stuff does happen servers without any bunnyhop mod or whatever.
you seem to be quite new. its actually the same speed. and its an aquired skill (not using a noob script).
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Posted 26 February 2006 - 01:50 AM
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QUOTE (1337cshacker @ Feb 25 2006, 10:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
you seem to be quite new. its actually the same speed. and its an aquired skill (not using a noob script).
In the original Half-Life Engine, because of a physics error, it does actually make you go faster. In Counter-Strike 1.6 it was fixed, however in most of the GoldSrc engine games and mods that used an older SDK it still works. I'm unsure if they fixed it in Team Fortress Classic or Deathmatch Classic, but I've still seen it work fine in Half-Life Deathmatch and Opposing Force.
The Source Engine's physics are compeletely different, and they don't suffer from the same problem. You can't get any speed increase from bunny hopping.
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Posted 26 February 2006 - 03:29 AM
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I managed to figure out how to bunny hop in HL2 in a few days, not perfect but enough. I thought it gave you a speed gain in HL2 though. I was wondering how you guys know it doesn't give you a gain. It sure seems like it to me but I have never really looked into it. So let me know --JIMI--
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Posted 26 February 2006 - 03:34 AM
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Well, at least it's fixed in source.
I had someone tell me something about doing it before by binding your mouse wheel to jump. But I never understood what you did with it after. So I didn't bother anymore. (long time ago, not necessarily new to the whole cs/ns thing)
But in NS, the aliens kept rushing our base extremely fast, because of the bunny hopping thing. They were able to move twice as fast, which is a huge difference. They got to the base in a matter of seconds, which is ridiculous. Something that most likely wasn't intended.
But yeah, I can see how you would call it a 'skill'. It just unbalances the game. Some classes were designed to move slow, and some faster, but with the bunnyhop, they can both move fast.
I had someone tell me something about doing it before by binding your mouse wheel to jump. But I never understood what you did with it after. So I didn't bother anymore. (long time ago, not necessarily new to the whole cs/ns thing)
But in NS, the aliens kept rushing our base extremely fast, because of the bunny hopping thing. They were able to move twice as fast, which is a huge difference. They got to the base in a matter of seconds, which is ridiculous. Something that most likely wasn't intended.
But yeah, I can see how you would call it a 'skill'. It just unbalances the game. Some classes were designed to move slow, and some faster, but with the bunnyhop, they can both move fast.
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QUOTE (JIMI @ Feb 26 2006, 03:29 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I managed to figure out how to bunny hop in HL2 in a few days, not perfect but enough. I thought it gave you a speed gain in HL2 though. I was wondering how you guys know it doesn't give you a gain. It sure seems like it to me but I have never really looked into it. So let me know --JIMI--
It was stated on the Valve ERC forums a long time ago (long enough that the weed eater ate the thread, which I had bookmarked). Its also been stated on the Steam Powered forums a couple times. You can implement bunnyhopping though into your mod. HL2:DM Pro did it. Gabe stated in a few interviews while HL2 was in production that he hates bunnyhoppers because all they do is unbalance the game... they are akin to cheaters.
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Posted 26 February 2006 - 12:47 PM
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QUOTE (Weegee_101 @ Feb 26 2006, 09:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Gabe stated in a few interviews while HL2 was in production that he hates bunnyhoppers because all they do is unbalance the game... they are akin to cheaters.
probably because he can't do it because of all the chicken grease on his fingers.
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Posted 26 February 2006 - 05:20 PM
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Yes that's exactly why bunnyhopping doesn't unbalance the game. Because he can't do it with chicken grease on his fingers. EXACTLY.
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Posted 27 February 2006 - 11:06 AM
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Heyyo,
Now, they also said they'd keep the HL2 player movement physics like the HL1 style. I still get the air control in HL2. I think they just killed off the speed boost off or lowered it a lot that it barely made a diff.
Now, they also said they'd keep the HL2 player movement physics like the HL1 style. I still get the air control in HL2. I think they just killed off the speed boost off or lowered it a lot that it barely made a diff.
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