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 This entry includes 2 movement tutorial:
-The first one was written by '''Haste (Bitsoufly)'''. It is an in depth overview, divided to 3 main categories; Basic, Advanced & Misc. The original post can be found in [https://forums.soldat.pl/index.php?topic=42878.0 '''this link'''].
+The first one was written by '''Haste (Bistoufly)'''. It is an in depth overview, divided to 3 main categories; Basic, Advanced & Misc. The original post can be found in [https://forums.soldat.pl/index.php?topic=42878.0 '''this link'''].
-The second one was written by '''Mutilator.NZ''' and the original post can be found in [https://forums.soldat.pl/index.php?topic=37000.0 '''this link'''].
+The second one was written by '''Chutem (Mutilator.NZ)''' and the original post can be found in [https://forums.soldat.pl/index.php?topic=37000.0 '''this link'''].

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-====Hard Role====
+====Hard Roll====
 Hard Rolling is when your momentum is taking you one way but you come to a very abrupt halt, allowing you to roll in the other direction. To perform, first press and hold the crouch button, then press a directional button, and then click the jet button.
 Normally, your momentum would cause you to slide along the ground while rolling; however, with hard rolling...
-This looks wrong:
+<u>This looks wrong</u>:
 [[File:CMT 27 - Hard Roll (Wrong).gif]]
-And this looks right:
+<u>And this looks right</u>:
 [[File:CMT 28 - Hard Roll (Correct 1).gif]] [[File:CMT 29 - Hard Roll (Correct 2).gif]]
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 By timing the release of the jump button relative to the click of the jet button, you can vary the height of your backflip.
-[[File:CMT 32 - Low Backflip (1).gif]] [[File:CMT 33 - Medium Backflip (2)]] [[File:CMT 33 - High Backflip (3).gif]]
+[[File:CMT 32 - Low Backflip (1).gif]] [[File:CMT 33 - Medium Backflip (2).gif]] [[File:CMT 33 - High Backflip (3).gif]]
 If you need extra height, you can start your backflip with a backjump.

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	The Backjump can also be performed after a series of kick jumps.		The Backjump can also be performed after a series of kick jumps.

−	[[File:CMT 18 - Back Jump + Series of Kick Jumps (1).gif]] [[File:CMT 17 - Back Jump + Series of Kick Jumps (2).gif]]	+	[[File:CMT 17 - Back Jump and Series of Kick Jumps (1).gif]] [[File:CMT 18 - Back Jump and Series of Kick Jumps (2).gif]]

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-While holding a directional button, tap the jump button. By adding jets to your Side Jump you can reach higher and further. Depending on how long you hold the jump button, you'll reach different heights and distances.
+While holding a directional button, tap the jump button. By adding jets to your side jump you can reach higher and further. Depending on how long you hold the jump button, you'll reach different heights and distances.
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 [[File:Example.jpg]]
-Performed by holding the jump button for the entire duration of the Side jump.
+Performed by holding the jump button for the entire duration of the side jump.
-We'll see later how this can be used to perform certain moves, such as the Late Backflip and the Late Cannonball.
+We'll see later how this can be used to perform certain moves, such as the late backflip and the late cannonball.
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 [[File:Example.jpg]]
-Hold a directional button, and tap the jump button (default: w) every time you touch the ground. Tapping the jump button at the right time allows you to build momentum. For a given slope, there will be a certain tapping rhythm that you must judge,
+Hold a directional button, and tap the jump button (default: '''[W]''') every time you touch the ground. Tapping the jump button at the right time allows you to build momentum. For a given slope, there will be a certain tapping rhythm that you must judge,
 but your judgment will become intuitive with practice. In general, the steeper the slope is, the faster your tapping rhythm will be. The flatter the slope is, the more time there should relatively be between each tap.
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 [[File:Example.jpg]]
-As a variation to the Side Jump, the backjump, which is a Side Jump itself, counteracts existing momentum (by jumping in the opposite direction--hence the name) to momentarily levitate the player's modeloff the ground.
+As a variation to the side jump, the backjump, which is a side jump itself, counteracts existing momentum (by jumping in the opposite direction, hence the name) to momentarily levitate the player's model off the ground.
 The height of elevation is determined by the angle of the slope on which the backjump is performed, as well as the initial speed with which the player is moving.
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 [[File:Example.jpg]]
-The Backjump can also be performed after a series of Kick Jumps.
+The Backjump can also be performed after a series of kick jumps.
 [[File:Example.jpg]]   [[File:Example.jpg]]
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 ====Glide Roll====
-How to do (facing right): Upon the immediate release of the A button (moving left), roll towards the right.
+How to do (facing right): Upon the immediate release of the '''[A]''' button (moving left), roll towards the right.
 This is useful for cutting corners very quickly. The glide roll is best utilized in confined or tight areas or near edges.
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 then switching directional buttons with your different fingers while mid-air.
-and, finally, clicking the jet button to initiate the backflip.
+And, finally, clicking the jet button to initiate the backflip.
 Remember: you must be facing backward for a backflip to perform, but because the backflip direction is reversed (relative to the kick jump) face forward (relative to the kickjump) for this technique.
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 By combining these techniques you can get some pretty interesting trajectories.
-For example, this is a Backjumped Late Reverse Backflip which happens to be inversed as well.
+For example, this is a back-jumped late reverse backflip which happens to be inversed as well.
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 ====Spin Backflip====
-You can Backflip against a curve to build up horizontal momentum.
+You can backflip against a curve to build up horizontal momentum.
 [[File:Example.jpg]] [[File:Example.jpg]] [[File:Example.jpg]]
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 The cannonball is a derivation of the backflip, and it uses the same basic button sequence, with exception to W and jet.
-The best way to understand the mechanics of the relationship between backflips and cannonballs is by imagining your player's model in a slingshot. Think of the [W] button as the trigger: by holding [W], you keep the sling tense, whereas releasing [W] lets go of the sling. Because all flips are initiated by the jet button, consider the jet button to be the firepower of the slingshot. With this in mind, you can begin to visualize how the ignition of firepower immediately after the release of the sling [W] would produce a strong accelerating force. In short, the timing of the jet button, in relation to the release of W, determines the angle and velocity of the cannon.
+The best way to understand the mechanics of the relationship between backflips and cannonballs is by imagining your player's model in a slingshot. Think of the '''[W]''' button as the trigger: by holding '''[W]''', you keep the sling tense, whereas releasing '''[W]''' lets go of the sling. Because all flips are initiated by the jet button, consider the jet button to be the firepower of the slingshot. With this in mind, you can begin to visualize how the ignition of firepower immediately after the release of the sling [W] would produce a strong accelerating force. In short, the timing of the jet button, in relation to the release of W, determines the angle and velocity of the cannon.
 If performed correctly, your player will accelerate in the given direction during the flipping animation.
 Chaining multiple successful cannonballs can maximize speed.
 ====Real Cannonball====
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 ====Delayed Cornergrab Cannonball====
-The button sequence to perform this move is identical to that of a regular or reverse cannonball (depending on the direction you face); however, its use and application is entirely different. The Backjump first slows down your playerâ€™s momentum, and then the cannonball reverses the momentum by accelerating the player in the opposite direction. This is a good move for switching routes.
+The button sequence to perform this move is identical to that of a regular or reverse cannonball (depending on the direction you face); however, its use and application is entirely different. The Backjump first slows down your player's momentum, and then the cannonball reverses the momentum by accelerating the player in the opposite direction. This is a good move for switching routes.
 [[File:Example.jpg]]
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 Semi-cannonballing should be used when there is a platform that is too high to cannonball on to and would consume too much time to backflip on to or when achieving a specific angle of acceleration.
 =====Too high for a Cannonball=====

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 For efficiency purposes, cursor crossing should occur earlier in the roll when nearer to an edge, and visa versa.
-These rolls are great to cut corners in tightly packed spaces, like in the top-right tunnels of Kampf.
+These rolls are great to cut corners in tightly packed spaces, like in the top-right tunnels of ''ctf_Kampf''.
 [[File:Example.jpg]]
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 =Mutilator.NZ Movement Tutorial=
-This is a guide so that you can learn the tricks that I use to my advantage, not just in climbing or Hide and Seek, but in regular CTF, DM, INF, whatever gamemodes. I think that at least 90% of people that read this guide will take something useful away with them. This guide shares some advanced movement tricks that took me a long time to find, but I will also give a description of jumps such as the backflip, kickjump, reverse backflip and late backflip.
+This is a guide so that you can learn the tricks that I use to my advantage, not just in climbing or Hide and Seek, but in regular CTF, DM, INF, whatever game-mode. I think that at least 90% of people that read this guide will take something useful away with them. This guide shares some advanced movement tricks that took me a long time to find, but I will also give a description of jumps such as the backflip, kickjump, reverse backflip and late backflip.
 ===Kickjump===
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 Of course there are more things to do at the climax of a kickjump, but will get to that later.
 ===Backflip===

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 =Introduction=
-This entry includes 2 movement tutorial.
+This entry includes 2 movement tutorial:
 The first one is by '''Haste (Bitsoufly)'''. It is an in depth overview, divided to 3 main categories; Basic, Advanced & Misc. The original post can be found in [https://forums.soldat.pl/index.php?topic=42878.0 '''this link'''].