CowOnCrack's CS/KZ Workshop Blog

Ofcourse u can do 72 frames on flat, I've correcred myself from my 2nd post - u can do 73 frames on ground and 73 frames on block longjumps, but when u LJ on ground u have less frames(like 65-66) where u are noduck instead of LJ on blocks where u have 72 frames noduck.
And check what I've commented on your scrolling before landing -> u'r not rly ducking and unducking several frames.

Originally posted by SUBWAYZ

Originally posted by Grrr

Ofcourse u can do 72 frames on flat, I've correcred myself from my 2nd post - u can do 73 frames on ground and 73 frames on block longjumps, but when u LJ on ground u have less frames(like 65-66) where u are noduck instead of LJ on blocks where u have 72 frames noduck.
And check what I've commented on your scrolling before landing -> u'r not rly ducking and unducking several frames.

Your writing isn't the easiest thing to understand sometimes, since weird forms and impressions. Anyway I am still not sure about what you mean and I bet you aren'
t eather (like talking about jump off which doesn't exist)

Anyway I guess you are mostly guessing the things and that's nice.

http://imageshack.us/f/818/ducking.jpg/ This picture I showed about my discussion with SUBWAYZ and all the "noduck" things I was talking about are in this demo http://www.sendspace.com/file/2oofl4 - you can see examples or facts or whatever it is, which is not guessing things. In the demo there are several jumps - jump with 73 frames noduck and on 74th hold duck and land on the block ; trying to longjump with the same script on flat ground ; longjumping with script which is modified for flat ground - 66 frames noduck(max) and the rest 7 frames ducked. The jump time is 0.732 seconds - which means 73 full frames for 100fps and it seems that on that 0.002 sec u are able to start ducking successful on the landing frame(74th). Like I said and corrected myself, the normal jump time is always 74 frames (for 100fps) and all the time I was talking about the frames where u are noducked and ducked. If u don't trust me u can check the frames between +jump and +duck.
I guess that the picture and my words are not enough.

EDIT: Few words about CS - note that your physical movement in game is defined with
-your movement combinations(keysWASD+-duck/jump),
-your view angles (u correct them with u'r mouse) and
-your state in game(theres a difference in the strafing between 300 and 1300 velocity - also ducked, noducked).
If u do perfect system of those 3 factors u'll get the physical movement u want - ofc its impossible to do it by hand, so every1 is trying to do it better for himself.