Reuseable Super Jump

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Author	HeartView
Tags	author:heartview test unrated v1.3c
Created	2004-11-12
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Description	Euphoria just posted something similar to this and I used this exact technique in my first DDA quite a while ago. But what I just found out is that this can be used over and over again. Try it! Just jump, then get back down to the bottom and jump up through that first jump pad again. You don't die, which is kind of neat. The one on the left just shows how far up you go and the one on the right shows how you can chain them together to reach a certain speed at the top. You can do the same in the other directions (left, right, and down) but it is not so "clean". All I do is place an up jump pad on one square and then the next square above it has a "S" trap door and its trigger on the same spot.