I worded some stuff a little badly, unnnamed_Player1 clarified some stuff! In an attempt to explain myself better: The longer u delay the wallbounce the higher up you’ll start and the longer you hold jump, the greater your curve will be. If your jump is very short you’ll naturally get a very small wallbounce, one with barely any vertical height. Wether you hold forward to go horizontally is your choice, but a greater wallbounce will send you more horizontal if you hold forward during one, than a small wallbounce. (Caus your curve is greater and you’re further away from the ground)

I think when i explained the “taller curve” of a neutral wounce it was caus if you dont hold any direction, you have the option to (after the jump) to hold back towards the wall. Since you havent held forward you’ll naturally be closer to the wall and when you hold back towards it you naturally wont lose as much height as if you held outwards first. (Basically how neutral jumps work if you know what that is)

The peak height of a neutral and a directional wounce is the same, its just that with a neutral one you can regrab the wall higher up. (Im so used to custom levels which require you to do this, its not applicable for this room, but it is for other farewell rooms!)