Negative jump - Revision history

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2021-10-03T18:25:02Z

Sentence cased the bolded name

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	A '''~~Negative Jump~~''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 frame before terminal velocity takes effect.		A '''negative jump''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 frame before terminal velocity takes effect.

	The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.		The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.

MMMMMMMMMMMMM: MMMMMMMMMMMMM moved page Negative Jump to Negative jump: does this make sense? like "Single Jump" is an action, but this isn't

2021-05-11T01:47:29Z

MMMMMMMMMMMMM moved page Negative Jump to Negative jump: does this make sense? like "Single Jump" is an action, but this isn't

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Nim: Undo revision 12076 by Sunky (talk)

2020-06-29T03:01:14Z

Undo revision 12076 by Sunky (talk)

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	A '''Negative Jump''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 ~~quarter~~ frame before terminal velocity takes effect.		A '''Negative Jump''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 frame before terminal velocity takes effect.

	The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.		The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.

Sunky: The vertical speed from a high negative jump only stays for 1 qf before terminal velocity caps it.

2020-06-29T01:46:33Z

The vertical speed from a high negative jump only stays for 1 qf before terminal velocity caps it.

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	A '''Negative Jump''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 frame before terminal velocity takes effect.		A '''Negative Jump''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 quarter frame before terminal velocity takes effect.

	The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.		The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.

Nim at 01:25, 29 June 2020

2020-06-29T01:25:17Z

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	~~The~~ Negative Jump ~~(or the Rückwärtssprung, RWS)~~ is a ~~regular~~ jump done ~~when Mario has massive~~ negative speed ~~(but LESS than QPU-range speeds)~~. When ~~done near~~ a ~~cliff~~, ~~or a floor with another floor close below~~, ~~Mario~~ will ~~downwarp a significant amount~~ for ~~1f,~~ before terminal velocity takes effect. ~~Otherwise,~~ Mario ~~will simply land back immediately~~.		{{stub}}

			A '''Negative Jump''' is a jump done with enough negative speed that Mario ends up going down instead of up. When Mario [[Single Jump]]s or [[Double Jump]]s, his vertical speed is set to a constant plus his horizontal speed divided by 4. This means that if his horizontal speed is high and positive, he will jump very fast upwards, but if his horizontal speed is extremely negative, he will jump downwards with high negative vertical speed for 1 frame before terminal velocity takes effect.

			The negative horizontal speed required to make Mario's initial vertical speed from his jump be less than 0 is -168 units/sec for single jumps and -208 units/sec for double jumps.

Tranman64: pretty sure theres no "intended" way to get massive negative speed

2020-06-28T20:44:47Z

pretty sure theres no "intended" way to get massive negative speed

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	The Negative Jump (or the Rückwärtssprung, RWS) is a regular jump done when Mario has massive negative speed (but LESS than QPU-range speeds)~~, usually not achievable without glitches~~. When done near a cliff, or a floor with another floor close below, Mario will downwarp a significant amount for 1f, before terminal velocity takes effect. Otherwise, Mario will simply land back immediately.		The Negative Jump (or the Rückwärtssprung, RWS) is a regular jump done when Mario has massive negative speed (but LESS than QPU-range speeds). When done near a cliff, or a floor with another floor close below, Mario will downwarp a significant amount for 1f, before terminal velocity takes effect. Otherwise, Mario will simply land back immediately.

Galoomba: surely?

2020-03-22T21:43:00Z

surely?

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	The Negative Jump (or the Rückwärtssprung, ~~RVS~~) is a regular jump done when Mario has massive negative speed (but LESS than QPU-range speeds), usually not achievable without glitches. When done near a cliff, or a floor with another floor close below, Mario will downwarp a significant amount for 1f, before terminal velocity takes effect. Otherwise, Mario will simply land back immediately.		The Negative Jump (or the Rückwärtssprung, RWS) is a regular jump done when Mario has massive negative speed (but LESS than QPU-range speeds), usually not achievable without glitches. When done near a cliff, or a floor with another floor close below, Mario will downwarp a significant amount for 1f, before terminal velocity takes effect. Otherwise, Mario will simply land back immediately.

Jongyon7192p: really bad article. sry.

2020-01-07T04:23:35Z

really bad article. sry.

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The Negative Jump (or the Rückwärtssprung, RVS) is a regular jump done when Mario has massive negative speed (but LESS than QPU-range speeds), usually not achievable without glitches. When done near a cliff, or a floor with another floor close below, Mario will downwarp a significant amount for 1f, before terminal velocity takes effect. Otherwise, Mario will simply land back immediately.