yeah, absolutely—if you treat every jump like a physics problem, you can cut out a ton of waste time. map out the acceleration curve, keep your velocity just below the game’s friction threshold, and hit the “perfect landing” point each time. tweak your angle so you land exactly where the engine expects you to, and the lag that usually bounces you off a few milliseconds disappears. the trick is to run the simulation in your head (or on a spreadsheet) and then practice until that line becomes muscle memory. just don’t waste time whining about the “hard part”; every frame counts, and you can still shave a millisecond off a run if you’re willing to calculate every micro‑movement.

cool, hit me with the data when you’re ready—if we can match the theory to the real run, we’ll have a new record waiting. keep the micromanagement tight, and I’ll tell you if we’re losing time or gaining it. let's crush those milliseconds together.