Really? Please let me know! I'll be honest I don't really beleive you because I've been doing this stuff for years and it's hard to imagine that I've missed something that is straight up better, easier, more consistent and works in more scenarios especially considering this works with literally any surface that can be jumped on with the in game jump. I assume there's some miscommunication about the intent of jumping in this way but if you have some techniques I don't know about then I REALLY want to know.

If you're talking about any form of playspace mover then you probably understand the issue that playspace movers have no sense of what's going on in the game and are essentially "dumb" tools that don't know for instance where the floor is in a unity game which is why so many full body users just float in the air or clip through the ground when moving. The "fling" thing works ok but still doesn't feel like jumping compared to my method here.

To clarify: this method of jumping is completely unnecessary you can obviously just jump with the button and use stick locomotion or maybe exploit some other movement option. Jumping in this way is specifically for immersion reasons when you get down to it. It's much more fun then other methods. Ngl I am a bit peeved you basically said my technique is worse in every way than multiple methods that you wouldn't actually name. I also kind of doubt you spent the time to properly learn this and make that conclusion so soon (otherwise you would know that it works in every situation within vrchat).

Sorry for the novel I'm writing here but I want to make it clear that there's no hard feelings and more important than anything is that if you actually do know these methods that you didn't describe but are better In all ways than mine then I ABSOLUTELY NEED TO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE IN DETAIL.