Jump Height Reference Numbers

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thareb

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I've been experimenting with the jet packs and have learned a few interesting things - maybe not news to others here but was news to me. Firstly if you have the energy pack equipped you get the most out of it if you activate it immediately after firing off your jet pack (don't wait until midway through your energy or towards the end if you want to jump really, really high) Also... all 3 suit classes can jump the same height. I'd always assumed that the light suit could jump the highest, medium 2nd hightest, and the heavies had the shortest jump - not true, they all jump the same height both with and without the energy pack, the only difference between them is speed.

So how high do they jump? Well, in the editor you have the option of setting your grid anywhere from 1,2, 4, 8 etc... all the way up to 4096. These are some numbers I've come up with given the different ways you have of jumping in the game...

I didn't go anal over these, so they are close, but not exact based on your skill. How good you are could mean lower or higher by a bit...

Jetpack Alone:
5,120

w/ Energy Pack
10,240

w/ Energy Pack AND Grappler
14,336

w/ Spinfusor
10,240

w/ Spinfusor AND Grappler
14,336

w/ Energy Pack AND Spinfusor
18,432

w/ Energy Pack AND Spinfusor AND Grappler
21,504

*Note: The heights given for jumps w/ Grappler refer to the height at which the Grappler will attach to the bottom of something - the bottom surface will be approximately at that height. Also if you don't know the spinfusor trick you fire it at your feet the same time as when you start your jump and it gives you a boost.
 
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Here's some character height reference numbers, while we're on the topic;

Male Light - 168 units tall
Female Light - 166 units
Female Medium - 178 units
Male Medium - 180 units
Heavy - 210 units

Useful if you wanted to make a door that a light can pass through but a heavy ca'nt :)
 
I have noticed that in T:V the character jump is so short more like a lil hop than a jump. The height of the jump alone in T1/2 is at least 3 times the height of the T:V jump.
 
Starwind said:
I have noticed that in T:V the character jump is so short more like a lil hop than a jump. The height of the jump alone in T1/2 is at least 3 times the height of the T:V jump.

And I"m glad. Have you ever really watch jumping in T2... it's like there's no gravity at all. ...just kinda jumps gracfully into the air, and floats back down. Jumping in T:V is more realistic.
 
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