The table below will show those thresholds and first ABH speeds if you sprint jump then enter the conditions listed and frame-perfectly do ABH's. The speed threshold is based on the state of the player when you jump. However if you are moving backwards when the game bounds your speed, the game will try to slow you down by adding backward speed, consequently accelerating you.Īs mentioned above, the amount of backward speed the game applies on you is based on your speed when you jump, so the faster you go, the more speed you'll get.īecause of this, you can accelerate extremely fast, much faster than bunnyhopping.ĪBHing and Bunnyhopping comparison chart, shows the speed gain on each jump (no sprint).

When your speed is over the limit, by default the game assumes you are always moving forward so the game accelerate you backwards to reduce your speed down to the threshold. Binding +jump to mouse wheel or using a jumping script is recommended as it makes timing jumps a lot easier.ĪBH works due to Valve not accounting for the direction of the player's speed when capping it, thus leading to the directly opposite result of accelerating the player even further.īunnyhopping is capped if your speed on your jump exceeds a certain threshold. It's recommended not to hold S or W (or your respective keys for moving forwards and back) while ABHing. Jump forward, turn around in the air and jump right as you land.

2.2 How the game calculates and bounds your speed when bunnyhopping.

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