4:42 is a wall jump, you can clip into a wall by facing away from it and then turning around, and then jump in a 2 frame window. 5:16 is a teleport, and it's a very complicated glitch. Here's the explanation: Every frame, the game checks to see if you're going to run into a wall on the next frame. If you are, the game moves you one pixel at a time until you touch the wall, then stops. There's a really specific edge case that causes this collision function to break: if you're exactly one pixel inside of a wall, you have a speed that's between one and zero, and you're moving away from the wall. What happens is this: the game checks to see if you're going to be inside a wall. Since your speed is so low, you won't even move a single pixel, so this check succeeds. The game then tries to move you one pixel at a time until you reach the wall. However, since you're exactly one pixel inside the wall, after the game moves you, you're not in the wall anymore. This means the game tries again, and keeps moving you over and over until you reach the opposite wall.
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what are the tricks used at 4:42 and 5:16?
4:42 is a wall jump, you can clip into a wall by facing away from it and then turning around, and then jump in a 2 frame window. 5:16 is a teleport, and it's a very complicated glitch.
Here's the explanation:
Every frame, the game checks to see if you're going to run into a wall on the next frame. If you are, the game moves you one pixel at a time until you touch the wall, then stops. There's a really specific edge case that causes this collision function to break: if you're exactly one pixel inside of a wall, you have a speed that's between one and zero, and you're moving away from the wall. What happens is this: the game checks to see if you're going to be inside a wall. Since your speed is so low, you won't even move a single pixel, so this check succeeds. The game then tries to move you one pixel at a time until you reach the wall. However, since you're exactly one pixel inside the wall, after the game moves you, you're not in the wall anymore. This means the game tries again, and keeps moving you over and over until you reach the opposite wall.
@@merl_ ok ty!
Oh yeah!