Limit to height of bounces

[Triga]

Is there a limit to how high you can bounce?

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Here's the highest known limit

[RNC1839]

No, bouncerific has a 224,718 unit bounce and originally it was closer to 300k but that was stupid.

Seamless teleports allow for nearly infinite bounce possiblilities BUT anything more than 64000 units is stupid.

there is a way to calculate what the max bounceheight ever could be.

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((32768 - 256)/50)^2 * (32768 - 256) which ends up being 13,746,465,616 plus or minus 52.5 obviously

The logic behind it:
(32768 - 256)
32768 is the max hammer grid size. we subtract 256 because for whatever reason putting brushes in the 128 units bordering the void breaks hammer, at least for me.

((32768 - 256)/50)
we divide 50 from that number because 49 is the player width and adds 1 unit of some brush to stop the player from moving about. And it gives the number of 'tubes'.

((32768 - 256)/50)^2
Then we square it because there are 2 spacial dimensions in which this will happen

((32768 - 256)/50)^2 * (32768 - 256)
Then multiplying 32768 - 256 because that's the max height of the hammer grid blah blah blah. And we multiply because there are 3 spacial dimensions.

Now this doesn't account for any real accuracies when it comes to the teleport or tele destination.
When I was making the bonus 1 on bouncerific the distance between the teleport and tele destinations was 37250 which is less than I probably could have gotten but good enough, and it's definitely less than what the earlier calculation used.

[Triga]

No, bouncerific has a 224,718 unit bounce and originally it was closer to 300k but that was stupid.

Seamless teleports allow for nearly infinite bounce possiblilities BUT anything more than 64000 units is stupid.

there is a way to calculate what the max bounceheight ever could be.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

((32768 - 256)/50)^2 * (32768 - 256) which ends up being 13,746,465,616 plus or minus 52.5 obviously

The logic behind it:
(32768 - 256)
32768 is the max hammer grid size. we subtract 256 because for whatever reason putting brushes in the 128 units bordering the void breaks hammer, at least for me.

((32768 - 256)/50)
we divide 50 from that number because 49 is the player width and adds 1 unit of some brush to stop the player from moving about. And it gives the number of 'tubes'.

((32768 - 256)/50)^2
Then we square it because there are 2 spacial dimensions in which this will happen

((32768 - 256)/50)^2 * (32768 - 256)
Then multiplying 32768 - 256 because that's the max height of the hammer grid blah blah blah. And we multiply because there are 3 spacial dimensions.

Now this doesn't account for any real accuracies when it comes to the teleport or tele destination.
When I was making the bonus 1 on bouncerific the distance between the teleport and tele destinations was 37250 which is less than I probably could have gotten but good enough, and it's definitely less than what the earlier calculation used.

Actually makes sense so this leads to other topics. Does this imply for bhops, uncrouch and crouch? I'm a demo jumper so if that sounded dumb don't blame I just wanted to know the physics of soldier jumping for future reference.

[RNC1839]

That 13.7 Billion is just the raw max height. It doesn't include a start platform, bounce platform, ending platform, room for the player to spawn, room for the teleports, or height adjustments to the bounce platform to actually make it bounceable. All told I think adding room for all that would take 64k units off max, which in the grand scheme of things is peanuts.

And I guess that this should work for every kind of bounce, it's just like any other 3500u/s bounce just 13.7 Billion units higher, which is stupid.