Jump distance / timing analysis

[SamSmoot]

After struggling with the Kugane tower puzzle for hours, I decided to see what the jump lengths actually are, and what the required timing is.
I used the macro function in my Koolertron keypad to set up specific timings between W and Space, and started from a railing in Kugane where I could back up against the invisible wall for the same start position every time.
I took screen shots with timings of 10 ms to 100 ms (everything above 100 is the same).
The green and red distances came out the same.

One conclusion: There are not just Short, and Long jumps. There are Eight distances overall, which is why I keep missing landings.

Results:



I suppose I could create multiple timed jump macros for the keypad, to have specific distances on demand, same every time for each key I use

[KageTokage]

When you jump, it basically just locks in whatever your current momentum is; save for when a speed buff wears off, in which case your speed can change mid-jump.

I imagine it's a lot easier to do variable jump distance on controller.

[YojimboM]

Admitting you're using hardware macros on the OF probably is not the smartest idea you could have.

[Barraind]

You should also check those same things with 30fps limiter on.

I know this still remains the only way you can do at least one of the sightseeing log vistas and should have some impact on jumping distance and trajectory.