Answer 1

I'm a lot more consistent at dash jumping then I had thought, got it on my third attempt.  Then I got decimated by an apple, but I'm far too lazy to fix that.  

Pretty decent dash-jump map.  I can't really think of a dashjump use that every char needs, but no char can get around.  If you go wide, dustkid will make it, if you go up, dustworth will make it.

Answer 2

Nice job :D I was looking through atlas for any maps like this but since there seem to be none (at least that I know of) that lets you practice this technique I felt like it would be worth uploading this one :3

Answer 3

I've actually thought about making a map like this, but with more varied terrain that forces you to dashjump under many different circumstances. I never got around to making more than 6 seconds of it however

Answer 4

Make it Eldip, then submit it as a CMR map after we start doing them without approval.  What could possibly go wrong.

Answer 5

Frame perfect isn't really the correct term, other then that. a good map  to practice on 3/5

Answer 6

Oh, really? Well then. I basically only wrote that because it said frame perfect in Ponifex's tutorial video. Still, thank you for the comment bird :)

Answer 7

Yeah, its way more lenient than that in terms of timing for both inputs.  The important thing is that the dash jump only works near the beginning of your fall.

Answer 8

it is often called "frame perfect" because you must hit both the dash and jump keys on the same frame.

"Frame Perfect" tricks are usually defined by having a setup, and then a single frame window following the setup in which the trick may be performed.

This is not the case with dashjumps, as the setup is getting to the top of your jump / starting to fall, and the window within which you may perform the dashjump by pressing both keys simultaneously is ~20 frames long.

Answer 9

You forgot the part where in a run, every single trick is both frame perfect and pixel perfect.

Answer 10

Thanks for the addictive adventures in your levels.