How to bhop in tf2

How to bhop in tf2

Just copy and paste this into a CFG, you can name it «BunnyHop» or something like that.

alias bhop_on «echo BunnyHop_ON» // You can edit this if you want (expert users only) (just the command in » «)

Now move the CFG file to:

C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\cfg

Put this in the Launch Options:
+exec nameofyourbunnyhopCFG

And in-game press F6 to activate/desactivate BunnyHop

Dont edit anything on that script

Warning: This script may cause the game to stop responding, I think only on older PCs, but I’m not really sure, use it carefully.

How to bhop in tf2

TF2 used to have bhopping that was at the same level with old CS:S bhopping, but it has been since patched for several years.

Easiest way to bhop nowadays I guess is just strafing and using your mouse wheel to jump, but it will often fail even if your timing was exactly the same.

Bhopping TF2 is probably easiest to do as Medic and Spy since they have just the right speed. You can try Pyro with Powerjack to see if it works. Other classes can do it too but not as well.

Remember bhop doesn’t exist, so you can’t gain speed by doing this

wait is disabled on most servers and you can get momentum with bhops in tf2
not much but enough to get in cheeky spots you couldnt normally reach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDbcB3CIwCk

It’s because you can gain a little speed by strafing in mid air but when touching the ground your velocity is limited again

yes but you can still trick the game a little when you touch the ground into thinking you are still in mid air, and with the right strafes you can gain some extra velocity
that’s why bounces and market gardener after landing are a thing

again, you cant gain much speed but bhopping is possible in tf2

yes but you can still trick the game a little when you touch the ground into thinking you are still in mid air, and with the right strafes you can gain some extra velocity
that’s why bounces and market gardener after landing are a thing

again, you cant gain much speed but bhopping is possible in tf2

Yeah but TF2 bhop Is like CSGO bhop, you may hit it you may not and since tf2 servers doesn’t have a air acceleration command is much harder to control a bhop

How to bhop in tf2

How exactly you bunny hop is explained later in this guide, this section is just to clarify which keys you need to use.

You can start off using the forward key to gain initial speed, but it’s not important and may be confusing. The forward key is NOT used when bunny hopping (unless you want to bhop sideways), so let it go after the first jump (or don’t use it all).

You only need strafe left (A), strafe right (D), and either a jump script (e.g. bound to space bar) or if you have a mouse wheel you can assign its rotation to «Jump» (no script needed then).

Go to the TFC main menu, create a server. Now use the console (press the key left to «1») to change gravity to zero. The command is:

Seek an open space, stand still, and jump. You will float up to the sky.

Now, press D (right strafe) and also move the mouse slightly to the right. If you’re doing it right, you will describe a circle.

Then do the opposite, press A (left strafe) and move the mouse slightly to the left. You should again end up describing a circle, but the other way round.

Finally, alternate between above as you see fit, doing a figure describing an 8.

You will most likely need to edit a configuration file. The only exception is if you can bunny hop fine using the mouse wheel rotation without adding a wait command. For editing TFC’s configuration files any plain text editor like Notepad or Wordpad works. Though if you create a new file, you need to make sure that your editor doesn’t add «.txt» to the file name. The best place for scripts is the file «userconfig.cfg» in the tfc folder. This file needs to be created if it doesn’t exist yet. Also very common is using two other configuration files instead, «config.cfg» for binds and «autoexec.cfg» for aliases.

Here’s the default path to this folder on Windows:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Half-Life\tfc

// 100 fps : 8 jump commands
// alias +hop «jumper;jumper;jumper;jumper;jumper;jumper;jumper;+jump»

// 60 fps : 5 jump commands
alias +hop «jumper;jumper;jumper;jumper;+jump»

bind «MWHEELDOWN» «+jump;wait»
bind «MWHEELUP» «+jump;wait»
bind «SPACE» «+hop»

Continuing the rock2 practice, try to steer your bounces into a direction, using the technique you learned in zero gravity.

Hold down one of the strafe keys (A or D) and keep jumping. To steer into a direction, move the mouse slowly (e.g. to the left when you strafe left). If you’re doing it correctly, you should be jumping in a circle.

Once you are able to do this, change direction after a few jumps (other strafe key and move the mouse into the other direction, too). By doing this, you are able to zig-zag jump into any direction, instead of jumping around in a circle. You can for example bunny hop through the corridors.

Another thing you can do, install Fortress Forever. It has a training course which also teaches you how to bunny hop.

How to bhop in tf2

TF2 used to have bhopping that was at the same level with old CS:S bhopping, but it has been since patched for several years.

Easiest way to bhop nowadays I guess is just strafing and using your mouse wheel to jump, but it will often fail even if your timing was exactly the same.

Bhopping TF2 is probably easiest to do as Medic and Spy since they have just the right speed. You can try Pyro with Powerjack to see if it works. Other classes can do it too but not as well.

Remember bhop doesn’t exist, so you can’t gain speed by doing this

wait is disabled on most servers and you can get momentum with bhops in tf2
not much but enough to get in cheeky spots you couldnt normally reach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDbcB3CIwCk

It’s because you can gain a little speed by strafing in mid air but when touching the ground your velocity is limited again

yes but you can still trick the game a little when you touch the ground into thinking you are still in mid air, and with the right strafes you can gain some extra velocity
that’s why bounces and market gardener after landing are a thing

again, you cant gain much speed but bhopping is possible in tf2

yes but you can still trick the game a little when you touch the ground into thinking you are still in mid air, and with the right strafes you can gain some extra velocity
that’s why bounces and market gardener after landing are a thing

again, you cant gain much speed but bhopping is possible in tf2

Yeah but TF2 bhop Is like CSGO bhop, you may hit it you may not and since tf2 servers doesn’t have a air acceleration command is much harder to control a bhop

How to bhop in tf2

TF2 used to have bhopping that was at the same level with old CS:S bhopping, but it has been since patched for several years.

Easiest way to bhop nowadays I guess is just strafing and using your mouse wheel to jump, but it will often fail even if your timing was exactly the same.

Bhopping TF2 is probably easiest to do as Medic and Spy since they have just the right speed. You can try Pyro with Powerjack to see if it works. Other classes can do it too but not as well.

Remember bhop doesn’t exist, so you can’t gain speed by doing this

wait is disabled on most servers and you can get momentum with bhops in tf2
not much but enough to get in cheeky spots you couldnt normally reach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDbcB3CIwCk

It’s because you can gain a little speed by strafing in mid air but when touching the ground your velocity is limited again

yes but you can still trick the game a little when you touch the ground into thinking you are still in mid air, and with the right strafes you can gain some extra velocity
that’s why bounces and market gardener after landing are a thing

again, you cant gain much speed but bhopping is possible in tf2

yes but you can still trick the game a little when you touch the ground into thinking you are still in mid air, and with the right strafes you can gain some extra velocity
that’s why bounces and market gardener after landing are a thing

again, you cant gain much speed but bhopping is possible in tf2

Yeah but TF2 bhop Is like CSGO bhop, you may hit it you may not and since tf2 servers doesn’t have a air acceleration command is much harder to control a bhop