jumps without using mouse

[haunted]

post jumps that are nice/difficult without using your mouse, or cool sequences of several jumps not moving your mouse in between. I'll be posting more.

[CodeBlack]

o_x
Didn't know the ssg jump is possible without using a mouse, now I wonder how can it still be so freaking hard, watched the demo a couple times, tried a couple times, useless 

[haunted]

Well, I probably understand that jump more than anyone else, and even that being true I would have assumed that it wasn't possible without a mouse initially. There's one crucial component to doing this jump, and it has nothing to do with the mouse..as far as acquiring the proper height goes, anyway. The mouse just makes the window for executing it successfully much larger(you don't have to sweet spot it just right like I did with no mouse). It requires a strafe dj jumping from appropriate distance/place 2nd to 4th step. Since there IS a straight shot(line) from the 2nd to 4th step, a mouse isn't required technically as long as you start close to parallel to that line.

[CodeBlack]

Just tried like a 100 times, I can only imagine im still doing it wrong, because im not getting it. 
I can do (have done) almost any other dm1 jump, most of them consistent,
this one however,, I would like to see that sweetspot u are talking about, maybe some more explanation?

Thx.

[haunted]

Alright.

Lets say you have a single small box(1/4 the size of a 64 unit crate). Lets assume no strafing and circling. Lets also assume that your dj is constant in the equation(it truly is if you use a dj alias).

So, that leaves us with one actual changing variable; when you press jump, but more importantly where you jump from. There is going to be a certain distance from the edge your djing off of that will give your dj the most height while keeping your momentum. That is the sweetspot I referred to in it's most basic form. You want to use the variables I excluded (mouse, strafe, circle physics) to enhance that very sweetspot, which will slightly change with the additional factors.

The difference with the ssg jump is that you must use these factors to enhance the sweet spot, and you're working with a smaller window to do so with that 3rd step in your way. Only using strafe like I did (no circle physics, no mouse) you have a REALLY small window to do so haha.

Hope that helped you better understand what I meant, lol @typing all of this from my phone.

[CodeBlack]

For typing all of that from your phone i will have to say :  Thank you!
Better late than never, i'll try again later..

[mir^mortal]

"@typing all of this from my phone."

Daaaaamn! 

Alright.

Lets say you have a single small box(1/4 the size of a 64 unit crate). Lets assume no strafing and circling. Lets also assume that your dj is constant in the equation(it truly is if you use a dj alias).

So, that leaves us with one actual changing variable; when you press jump, but more importantly where you jump from. There is going to be a certain distance from the edge your djing off of that will give your dj the most height while keeping your momentum. That is the sweetspot I referred to in it's most basic form. You want to use the variables I excluded (mouse, strafe, circle physics) to enhance that very sweetspot, which will slightly change with the additional factors.

The difference with the ssg jump is that you must use these factors to enhance the sweet spot, and you're working with a smaller window to do so with that 3rd step in your way. Only using strafe like I did (no circle physics, no mouse) you have a REALLY small window to do so haha.

Hope that helped you better understand what I meant, lol @typing all of this from my phone.

[mir^mortal]

Here you go 

[Gouki]

Has anyone tried jumping using a controller? (ex. xbox controller)

[Sgt. Dick]

I watch porn with a joystick, its great.

[ToRcH]

LOL

[VaeVictis]

Has anyone tried jumping using a controller? (ex. xbox controller)

some wsw player used to play with a controller, though the movement is much easier to automate in wsw (mostly due to being able to hold the jump button down)