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hi

i'm new here...
(i tried using the search function, but i couldn't find the answer...)

anyway... i read a post about bunnyhopping as a fade...

and i was wondering, how do you do that?

do you jump and blink?... or do you just use blink? (no jump)?

and if you do use jump, then what's the best key to bind it to?



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1Stop|Beowulf

you do both. blink hop is useful for changing direction without losing too much speed or using too much adren, or regular bunnyhop for lower speeds but uses no adren at all, and works more efficiently for short distances.

you can bind a 3jump script to spacebar or whatever you usually use for jump, or (what i would do) just bind mwheeldown to +jump and give it a quick flick every time you jump (this works on bs 1 servers). it takes getting used to, and some mouses suck at it, but its much more versatile and no less effective than a jump script.

Slayer of Hippies

Don't crouch.

Blink through straightaways, jump around corners.

EDIT: And don't press forward when blinking.

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THANKS!!!!!


most servers don't let you use jump scripts right?

and...

how come you don't jump on a straightaway?
(shouldn't it be, somewhat similar to a skulk bunnyhopping?)



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ChopStick

no because you are using the blink to propel you into the air so the jump is unnecessary and will slow you down.

You might want to read over some of the post in this topic:
http://www.tacticalgamer.com/natural...-blinking.html

Most of the time as fade you aren't "bunny hoping" but you are exploiting the same engine "bug" as bunny hoping, which is that combination of strafing/circling movement in the air. You could bunny hop as a fade just as a skulk does without using blink at all; but I think you want to learn how to "blink" hop. It's the same idea, just instead of using jump, you blink. Assuming you already know how to bunny hop, my best advice to you is to watch a pro fade in action.

Hassaan

So can anyone tell me how to bhop as an onos? I can't do it no matter how i try it

1Stop|Beowulf

duck. you need the headroom in most rooms.