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===Aether Jumping=== | ===Aether Jumping=== | ||
(see also:[[Jumping]]) | |||
There is a 3 frame window to perform an Aether Jump. While in the Aether, Samus has Jumpstate 0 and is grounded. Upon leaving the Aether Samus will enter Jumpstate 3 before falling known commonly as the Coyote window which gives Samus a few frames to jump when walking off of a ledge. To perform an Aether jump you must either jump during Jumpstate 0 and completely leave the Aether the next frame, or jump during the Coyote window. This leaves a 3 frame total window for Aether Jumping. This can be used to climb the Aether Box of a room by jumping every time you leave the Aether. | |||
====Metroid Prime==== | ====Metroid Prime==== | ||
In Prime 1, missing the 3-frame window will | In Prime 1, missing the 3-frame window will put you in Jumpstate 2 or "freefall" where in the Prime 1 engine Samus loses directional control and cannot stop herself from falling all the way to the bottom of a room. Because of this, it's often preferred to use the corner of the room's box to Aether Jump in a diagonal direction so that if you miss an Aether Jump, you only fall a short distance before entering back into the Aether. | ||
====Echoes and Corruption==== | ====Echoes and Corruption==== | ||
In Echoes and Corruption, | In Echoes and Corruption, Jumpstate 2 does not restrict your control over Samus while falling. This means you can go back into the Aether without the need for a corner to catch yourself if you miss the window to Aether Jump. Due to this difference, Aether Jumping in these games is usually done without a corner and can be easier to learn with. | ||
TODO: videos demonstrating aether jumping in all 3 games | TODO: videos demonstrating aether jumping in all 3 games | ||
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===Corruption=== | ===Corruption=== | ||
Unlike Echoes, rooms with Terminal Fall do not have a default respawn point. Instead, hitting Terminal Fall without touching a respawn trigger causes Samus to take damage from the Terminal Fall and keep falling to the bottom of the Aether box. The only way to respawn back inbounds is to touch a respawn trigger BEFORE triggering Terminal Fall. In some cases, the respawn triggers can be skipped, even while inbounds. This is known as [[Fall Respawn Skip]]. | Unlike Echoes, rooms with Terminal Fall do not have a default respawn point. Instead, hitting Terminal Fall without touching a respawn trigger causes Samus to take damage from the Terminal Fall and keep falling to the bottom of the Aether box. The only way to respawn back inbounds is to touch a respawn trigger BEFORE triggering Terminal Fall. In some cases, the respawn triggers can be skipped, even while inbounds. This is known as [[Fall Respawn Skip]]. | ||
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