Isn't that T-Bone upside down?T-Bone spikes can be placed in any combination, really.
Some jumps that have become common in needle games. And I agree with Inferno's last post, what most of us call the "mini F."
(https://imageshack.com/a/img838/227/lf8s.jpg)
(https://imageshack.com/a/img842/7011/ycu1.jpg)
I've never heard anyone say double block diamond, only ceiling double diamond or roof double diamond.
A double invert is pointless because it's just literally 2 inverts in a row.
Your triple diamond is meh because there are a lot of possible heights
(in contrast to the 16px gap you can actually see that it's 4.5 blocks without having any knowledge in pixels).
I like this more as a "bubble." :3(click to show/hide)
I feel, if anything, that should be inverted hourglass, and the other one which you (infernoman) labelled inverted hourglass, should be hourglass. Because of their shapes.I like this more as a "bubble." :3(click to show/hide)
why not just call the tbone vortex just vortex?
Of the other ones infern0 mentioned:
"U" should be added with the name "V" instead.
I like the "A" jump.
I also like the "Open Gate."
Everything else seems unnecessary.
This is a Leehe Jump(click to show/hide)
This is a Leehe Jump(click to show/hide)
Idk how to call this but I see it quite a lot.(click to show/hide)
Idk how to call this but I see it quite a lot.(click to show/hide)
I see that one a lot too, it does not look like an object i would find around my house or something, i don't know what the fuck that is :(
(https://i.imgur.com/wEJU33k.png)
Some people call these 9 Jumps now thanks to Kamilia 3, but I've always called them Fang Jumps in my head.
Palm tree is a good idea, but I've seen it only once so it really isn't that common. Same with Crazy Spike.just like you said, they're not common
Idk how to call this but I see it quite a lot.(click to show/hide)
I see that one a lot too, it does not look like an object i would find around my house or something, i don't know what the fuck that is :(
Maybe a caret jump (since it looks like the caret symbol ^)? Or a chevron jump? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chevron_demo.svg (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chevron_demo.svg)
Guess you weren't around on Skype to witness Lemon's 4 downward planes, eh?WAIT WHAT!
Guess you weren't around on Skype to witness Lemon's 4 downward planes, eh?WAIT WHAT!
Are those supposed to be plane's?Guess you weren't around on Skype to witness Lemon's 4 downward planes, eh?WAIT WHAT!
[1/20/2014 8:45:43 PM] Lemonxreaper: https://gyazo.com/2e969081f74ae3b50146c8ca1a27768c
tried my best
Why don't we call the jumps as the game that has especially lots of it or the first games where they appeared?It's a logical idea but it sounds really boring, also for most actually common jumps (not like "palm tree") it's hard to tell where they appeared first.
For example the ledge jump aka TAS jump. It doesn't make any sense because TAS means a completely different thing but it appeared a lot in I wanna be the TAS and people call it like this. For example, I'd rename Palm Tree (I'm already fine with Palm Tree but idk, it's just an example) for "uhuhu jump". I think this way people would agree with the jumps' names and it would be easier to remember them.