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Jumps are measured in tiles which are 20x20 pixels. All jumps are designed to grant 0.5 tiles of vertical height beyond an integer number of tiles. This ensures there is a bit of leeway to ensure jumps don't need to be perfectly executed to be completed successfully.
= Basics =
Jumps are measured in tiles which are 20x20 pixels. The screen is 32x18 tiles. Jumps are designed to grant a little extra vertical height beyond an integer number of tiles to make jumping feel kinder. This ensures there is a bit of leeway to ensure jumps don't need to be perfectly executed to be completed successfully.
 
There are three types of materials to move through in Fracterebus. They are differentiated by their thickness. Temperature never has any effect on the thickness of a material. When the liquid suit has been collected and is equipped, the effective thickness is reduced by one level.
 
== Air (Thin) ==
Air is the thinnest material to jump through. You'll get the most height here, and wearing the liquid suit doesn't change anything, air is already as thin as it can be.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Jump and Platform Heights
|+ Jump and Platform Heights
| colspan="5" |  
| colspan="7" |  
! colspan="4" |Reachable Platforms
! colspan="4" |Reachable Platforms
|-
|-
!Jump Type!!High<br />Jump!!Double<br />Jump||Jump<br />Height||Max<br />Platform||Jump||High<br />Jump||Double<br />Jump||Double<br />High
!Jump Type!!High<br />Jump!!Double<br />Jump||Jump<br />Height||Jump<br />Pixels||Screen %||Max<br />Platform||Jump||High<br />Jump||Double<br />Jump||Double<br />High
|-
|-
|Jump||No||No||4.5||4.0||Yes||No||No||No
|Jump||No||No||4.5||90px||~25%||4.0||Yes||No||No||No
|-
|-
|High Jump||Yes||No||6.5||6.0||Yes||Yes||No||No
|High Jump||Yes||No||6.5||130px||~36%||6.0||Yes||Yes||No||No
|-
|-
|Double Jump||No||Yes||8.5||8.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||No
|Double Jump||No||Yes||8.5||170px||~47%||8.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||No
|-
|-
|Double High||Yes||Yes||11.5||11.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||Yes
|Double High||Yes||Yes||11.5||230px||~64%||11.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||Yes
|}
|}


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|Double High||6.5||5.0||11.5||~77%
|Double High||6.5||5.0||11.5||~77%
|}
== Water (Thick) ==
Water is harder to move through than Air. This slows you down and reduces the height of the jumps that are possible in it. Wearing the liquid suit makes Water behave like Air. There are some other materials share the same thickness as Water. The margin for error in jump height is reduced from 0.5 tiles to 0.25 tiles when in Water.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Jump and Platform Heights
| colspan="7" |
! colspan="4" |Reachable Platforms
|-
!Jump Type!!High<br />Jump!!Double<br />Jump||Jump<br />Height||Jump<br />Pixels||Screen %||Max<br />Platform||Jump||High<br />Jump||Double<br />Jump||Double<br />High
|-
|Jump||No||No||2.25||45px||~12%||2.0||Yes||No||No||No
|-
|High Jump||Yes||No||3.25||65px||~18%||3.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||No
|-
|Double Jump||No||Yes||3.25||65px||~18%||3.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||No
|-
|Double High||Yes||Yes||5.25||105px||~29%||5.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||Yes
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Double Jump Details
!Jump Type!!Single<br />Jump!!Second<br />Jump!!Total<br />Height!!Extra<br />Height
|-
|Double Jump||2.25||1.00||3.25||~44%
|-
|Double High||3.25||2.00||5.25||~62%
|}
== Mud (Very Thick) ==
Mud is very hard to move through. This makes you the slowest of all, and reduces the height of the jumps that are possible in it dramatically. Wearing the liquid suit makes Mud behave like Water. There are some other materials share the same thickness as Mud.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Jump and Platform Heights
| colspan="7" |
! colspan="4" |Reachable Platforms
|-
!Jump Type!!High<br />Jump!!Double<br />Jump||Jump<br />Height||Jump<br />Pixels||Screen %||Max<br />Platform||Jump||High<br />Jump||Double<br />Jump||Double<br />High
|-
|Jump||No||No||1.25||25px||~7%||1.0||Yes||No||No||No
|-
|High Jump||Yes||No||2.25||45px||~12%||2.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||No
|-
|Double Jump||No||Yes||2.25||45px||~12%||2.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||No
|-
|Double High||Yes||Yes||4.25||85px||~24%||4.0||Yes||Yes||Yes||Yes
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Double Jump Details
!Jump Type!!Single<br />Jump!!Second<br />Jump!!Total<br />Height!!Extra<br />Height
|-
|Double Jump||1.25||1.0||2.25||~80%
|-
|Double High||2.25||2.0||4.25||~89%
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 19:58, 26 September 2026

Basics

Jumps are measured in tiles which are 20x20 pixels. The screen is 32x18 tiles. Jumps are designed to grant a little extra vertical height beyond an integer number of tiles to make jumping feel kinder. This ensures there is a bit of leeway to ensure jumps don't need to be perfectly executed to be completed successfully.

There are three types of materials to move through in Fracterebus. They are differentiated by their thickness. Temperature never has any effect on the thickness of a material. When the liquid suit has been collected and is equipped, the effective thickness is reduced by one level.

Air (Thin)

Air is the thinnest material to jump through. You'll get the most height here, and wearing the liquid suit doesn't change anything, air is already as thin as it can be.

Jump and Platform Heights
Reachable Platforms
Jump Type High
Jump		 Double
Jump		 Jump
Height		 Jump
Pixels		 Screen % Max
Platform		 Jump High
Jump		 Double
Jump		 Double
High
Jump No No 4.5 90px ~25% 4.0 Yes No No No
High Jump Yes No 6.5 130px ~36% 6.0 Yes Yes No No
Double Jump No Yes 8.5 170px ~47% 8.0 Yes Yes Yes No
Double High Yes Yes 11.5 230px ~64% 11.0 Yes Yes Yes Yes
Double Jump Details
Jump Type Single
Jump		 Second
Jump		 Total
Height		 Extra
Height
Double Jump 4.5 4.0 8.5 ~89%
Double High 6.5 5.0 11.5 ~77%

Water (Thick)

Water is harder to move through than Air. This slows you down and reduces the height of the jumps that are possible in it. Wearing the liquid suit makes Water behave like Air. There are some other materials share the same thickness as Water. The margin for error in jump height is reduced from 0.5 tiles to 0.25 tiles when in Water.

Jump and Platform Heights
Reachable Platforms
Jump Type High
Jump		 Double
Jump		 Jump
Height		 Jump
Pixels		 Screen % Max
Platform		 Jump High
Jump		 Double
Jump		 Double
High
Jump No No 2.25 45px ~12% 2.0 Yes No No No
High Jump Yes No 3.25 65px ~18% 3.0 Yes Yes Yes No
Double Jump No Yes 3.25 65px ~18% 3.0 Yes Yes Yes No
Double High Yes Yes 5.25 105px ~29% 5.0 Yes Yes Yes Yes
Double Jump Details
Jump Type Single
Jump		 Second
Jump		 Total
Height		 Extra
Height
Double Jump 2.25 1.00 3.25 ~44%
Double High 3.25 2.00 5.25 ~62%

Mud (Very Thick)

Mud is very hard to move through. This makes you the slowest of all, and reduces the height of the jumps that are possible in it dramatically. Wearing the liquid suit makes Mud behave like Water. There are some other materials share the same thickness as Mud.

Jump and Platform Heights
Reachable Platforms
Jump Type High
Jump		 Double
Jump		 Jump
Height		 Jump
Pixels		 Screen % Max
Platform		 Jump High
Jump		 Double
Jump		 Double
High
Jump No No 1.25 25px ~7% 1.0 Yes No No No
High Jump Yes No 2.25 45px ~12% 2.0 Yes Yes Yes No
Double Jump No Yes 2.25 45px ~12% 2.0 Yes Yes Yes No
Double High Yes Yes 4.25 85px ~24% 4.0 Yes Yes Yes Yes
Double Jump Details
Jump Type Single
Jump		 Second
Jump		 Total
Height		 Extra
Height
Double Jump 1.25 1.0 2.25 ~80%
Double High 2.25 2.0 4.25 ~89%
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