Roblox wallhop techniques

Lock your character's facing to the camera so strafe inputs stay predictable. Almost every failed wallhop starts as a camera problem.

Also called: mouse lock, camera lock, shiftlock

Holding the jump key makes the character jump again the instant it registers a landing. This is the engine behaviour that every wall technique is built on top of.

Also called: bunny hop, hold jump, auto jump, space hold

Climb a vertical shaft by alternating strafe inputs between two facing walls while holding jump. The technique the whole obby exists to teach.

Also called: wall hop, wallhopping, wall bounce, two-wall hop

Climb the corner where two walls meet at right angles by alternating between faces. Easier than a pure wallhop because corners give clearer contact.

Also called: edge hop, corner climb, L-hop

Jump off a truss or ladder to gain height faster than climbing it, or to cross to a surface the ladder does not reach.

Also called: ladder hop, ladder jump, truss jump, truss climb

Interrupt a rising jump by hitting a ceiling, causing the character to land immediately and jump again. Used to quickly regain height after an overshoot.

Also called: head hit, ceiling bounce, roof bounce

Cover maximum horizontal distance by jumping at full run speed from the exact edge of a platform. The baseline skill every other technique assumes.

Also called: long jump, running jump, distance jump

A wallhop where the two walls are offset rather than directly facing, so each hop has to travel forward as well as sideways.

Also called: offset wallhop, staggered wallhop, diagonal wallhop

Wallhop while travelling around a corner or pillar, changing your strafe axis mid-climb without losing the jump chain.

Also called: wrap hop, around-the-corner wallhop, pillar hop

Attach to a truss and immediately redirect off it with a fast camera turn, launching in a direction the ladder does not face. Pairs with wallhopping constantly.

Also called: truss flick, flick, ladder flicking