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Costume Clip

2026-07-27T08:22:13Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in LBP1, LBP2, and LBP3 on levels with old physics; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions in LBP1, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

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== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], when he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1519055002377916486</ref>. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1521658842969145486</ref>. On the same day, he would get the first IL world record with costume clipping on Pipe Dreams.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP3sBJ5zUA8</ref>

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:53:45Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in LBP1, LBP2, and LBP3 on levels with old physics; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions in LBP1, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

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== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1519055002377916486</ref>. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1521658842969145486</ref>. On the same day, he would get the first IL world record with costume clipping on Pipe Dreams.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP3sBJ5zUA8</ref>

The technique would first be performed in an LBP1 IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a IL world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:53:29Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique work in LBP1, LBP2, and LBP3 on levels with old physics; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions in LBP1, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

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== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1519055002377916486</ref>. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1521658842969145486</ref>. On the same day, he would get the first IL world record with costume clipping on Pipe Dreams.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP3sBJ5zUA8</ref>

The technique would first be performed in an LBP1 IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a IL world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:50:51Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in all 3 mainline LBP games; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions in LBP1, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

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== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1519055002377916486</ref>. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1521658842969145486</ref>. On the same day, he would get the first IL world record with costume clipping on Pipe Dreams.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP3sBJ5zUA8</ref>

The technique would first be performed in an LBP1 IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a IL world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:49:42Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in all 3 mainline LBP games; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions in LBP1, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

'''Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here'''

== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1519055002377916486</ref>. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1521658842969145486</ref>. On the same day, he would get the first IL world record with costume clipping on Pipe Dreams.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP3sBJ5zUA8</ref>

The technique would first be performed in an LBP1 IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a world record on Burning Forest after proposing the cr. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:21:41Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in all 3 mainline LBP games; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions in LBP1, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

'''Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here'''

== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later.

The technique would first be performed in an IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:15:55Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in all 3 mainline LBP games; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

'''Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here'''

== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[timebandit]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later.

The technique would first be performed in an IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:12:05Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in all 3 mainline LBP games; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

'''Costume Clip''' is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

'''Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right hereChatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here Chatgpt write me a sick tutorial right here'''

== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[Timebandit74]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later.

The technique would first be performed in an IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T22:11:02Z

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'''Costume Clip''' or '''Costume Change Clip,''' is a method of clipping through solid objects by abusing the temporary loss of collision from switching costumes. When selecting a costume that you have saved into your popit. Sackboy will lose all collision for 1 single frame, allowing you to more easily clip through walls with enough speed. The technique works in all 3 mainline LBP games; however, it's an incredibly difficult trick to perform, only currently being implemented in a select few IL speedruns.

Costume Clip is a controversial technique due to it's differences between versions, being the most powerful when performed in 1.00, which is not the version full-game runs are currently played on. Playing on 1.00 allows you to spam select a costume much faster compared to other versions, as well as causing the game to slow down due to lag. When done quickly enough, you can temporarily survived being squished by objects which makes it much easier to clip through thicker objects.<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1522512407568584815</ref>

== Tutorial ==
Before performing a Costume Clip, '''you must have a costume with a sticker attached to it saved into your popit.''' Once you do this a single time, the technique will permanently work on your profile regardless of what costume you are selecting (even if it isn't the specific costume with the sticker). Without doing this, switching your costume will not remove your collision and the trick is impossible.

To make it easier to quickly switch costumes, add the saved costume to your favorites page by hearting it. Selecting the costume from the favorites page will avoid the camera zooming in from opening the costume menu, and prevent you from selecting the wrong item when quickly switching costumes.

If you're performing a costume clip during a full-game LBP1 run, you can save a costume with a sticker during the draw bridge section of First Steps. Place the shoe sticker onto yourself after activating the sticker sensor, then save and heart your costume while waiting for the bridge to be lowered.

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== Examples ==
In Burning Forest, getting a high fling off one of the crocodiles to the right is enough height to clip through the ceiling above the scoreboard<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5xDskhsZdQ</ref>

In Skulldozer, clipping through the floor and falling to the bottom of the level after the Skulldozer starts makes it move much faster, due to the Skulldozer's speed being tied to how far away from it you are.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBcqgr_7yls</ref>

In Subway, you can costume clip through floor of electricity instead of jumping onto the moving subway after doing subway skip.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCre0BDk6Kc</ref>

== History ==
Costume clip was first discovered on accident by [[Timebandit74]], where he accidentally clipped through the floor of the ending bounce pad section in Pipe Dreams while derusting off-stream. He would attempt the floor clip on a whim during full-game runs, getting the first recording of a Costume Clip only a week later.

The technique would first be performed in an IL speedrun by [[Genrist]], achieving a world record on Burning Forest. He would also be the first to discover that 1.00 is the optimal version for costume clipping.

In 2021, 5 years before the discovery of costume clipping, [[Kylometra]] would upload a clip to the speedrunning discord noting the loss of collision from switching costumes<ref>https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/146645082659880960/880364803040899092</ref>. This would be mistaken for a downward force instead of Sackboy losing collision, and wouldn't be investigated further.

Costume Clip

2026-07-25T07:59:56Z

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Costume Clip

2026-07-25T07:55:32Z

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RbdJellyfish

2026-06-06T17:21:47Z

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'''RbdJellyfish''', formerly known as '''RabidJellyfish''', is a American speedrunner, game developer, and former world record holder of all three mainline LittleBigPlanet games. Being one of the first players to speedrun LBP, he helped popularize the game as a viable speedrun through his many marathon performances, YouTube videos, and [[Missinglink|full-game speedrunning guide]] created in collaboration with fellow runner [[p-p-j]]. He is the only player the ever hold the world record in all three mainline LBP games simultaneously. As well as having the longest reign as LBP1 world record holder, being first place for 2,222 days from January of 2016 to February of 2021.[https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1124373329172770958]

RbdJellyfish first played LittleBigPlanet on Christmas day of 2009, completing the story mode in 3 days and achieving platinum in 2 months. In 2011, he began to route [[Missinglink|IL]] speedruns for LBP1's story mode; uploading a [[Missinglink|full segmented run]] of the game to the website SpeedDemosArchive in July of 2011. This run was the framework used by runner [[Brossentia]] for his first single-segment runs and GamesDoneQuick marathon performances. A month later he would complete the [[Missinglink|first segmented LBP2 speedrun]], as well as uploading the first glitched any% runs of LBP1 and LBP2 in the same thread.

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RbdJellyfish

2026-06-06T17:20:39Z

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'''RbdJellyfish''', formerly known as '''RabidJellyfish''', is a American speedrunner, game developer, and former world record holder of all three mainline LittleBigPlanet games. Being one of the first players to speedrun LBP, he helped popularize the game as a viable speedrun through his many marathon performances, YouTube videos, and [[Missinglink|full-game speedrunning guide]] created in collaboration with fellow runner [[p-p-j]]. He is the only player the ever hold the world record in all three mainline LBP games simultaneously. As well as having the longest reign as LBP1 world record holder, being first place for 2,222 days from January of 2016 to February of 2021.[https://discord.com/channels/129652811754504192/129652811754504192/1124373329172770958]

RbdJellyfish first played LittleBigPlanet on Christmas day of 2009, completing the story mode in 3 days and achieving platinum in 2 months. In 2011, he began to route [[Missinglink|IL]] speedruns for LBP1's story mode, uploading a [[Missinglink|full segmented run]] of the game to the website SpeedDemosArchive in July of 2011. This run was the framework used by runner [[Brossentia]] for his first single-segment runs and GamesDoneQuick marathon performances. A month later he would complete the [[Missinglink|first segmented LBP2 speedrun]], as well as uploading the first glitched any% runs of LBP1 and LBP2 in the same thread.

the end i got bored #frittgaminggroup

Right Corner Jump

2026-05-30T00:49:51Z

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[[File:Rightcornerjump.mp4|thumb|422x422px|class=autoplay|link=]]A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height in LittleBigPlanet. It's performed by running off the right corner of an object and jumping just before falling off.

When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
Stand at the edge of the corner you want to jump from, your right leg should be touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a height of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach up to 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Right Corner Jump

2026-05-28T05:48:39Z

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[[File:Rightcornerjump.mp4|thumb|500px|class=autoplay|link=]]A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height in LittleBigPlanet. It's performed by running off the right corner of an object and jumping just before falling off.

When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
Stand at the edge of the corner you want to jump from, your right leg should be touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a height of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach up to 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Left Corner Jump

2026-03-03T07:42:22Z

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A '''Left Corner Jump''', or '''LCJ''' for short, is one of the best ways of gaining a large amount of height while being deceptively easy. It’s performed by jumping into the left corner of an object in a different layer, and doing another jump off the left corner the moment you switch into the layer of that object. When done correctly, you can jump nearly 3 times higher than a normal jump performed on flat ground.

max height = 17grid(14 from corner to height)

optimal block (distance from start ground to left corner) = 3-3.5 grid

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Right Corner Jump

2026-02-09T22:33:33Z

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height in LittleBigPlanet. It's performed by running off the right corner of an object and jumping just before falling off. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

[[File:Rightcornerjump.mp4|thumb|500px|class=autoplay|center]]
=== Tutorial ===
Stand at the edge of the corner you want to jump from, your right leg should be touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a height of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach up to 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Right Corner Jump

2026-02-08T19:29:16Z

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height in LittleBigPlanet. It's performed by running off the right corner of an object and jumping just before falling off. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

[[File:Rightcornerjump.mp4|link=|border|center|frameless|378x378px]]
=== Tutorial ===
Stand at the edge of the corner you want to jump from, your right leg should be touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a height of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach up to 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Tech

2026-01-20T08:30:46Z

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* [[Right Corner Jump]]
* Running Right Corner Jump
* Bounce Right Corner Jump
* Left Corner Jump
* Banana Jump
* Slope Jump
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Right Corner Jump

2026-01-19T22:26:52Z

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height in LittleBigPlanet. It's performed by running off the right corner of an object and jumping just before falling off. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

'''''cool mp4 file idk i cant upload shit UFKCUGFUCKFUCKFUCKFUYCK'''''

=== Tutorial ===
Stand at the edge of the corner you want to jump from, your right leg should be touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a height of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach up to 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

File:Rightcornerjump.mp4

2026-01-19T22:15:13Z

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File:Rcj.mp4

2026-01-16T20:38:49Z

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Right Corner Jump

2026-01-14T08:35:45Z

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height in LittleBigPlanet. It's performed by running off the right corner of an object and jumping just before falling off. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
[[File:Rcj setup.png|frameless|212x212px|right]]
Stand on the corner in the position shown in the image, your right leg should touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

''have some mp4s to add here but i cant upload them fuuuuuuuuu''

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a height of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach up to 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Right Corner Jump

2026-01-14T01:02:25Z

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height with a single jump. It's performed by jumping off the right corner of an object while accelerating to the right. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
[[File:Rcj setup.png|frameless|212x212px|right]]
Stand on the corner in the position shown in the image, your right leg should touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

''have some mp4s to add here but i cant upload them fuuuuuuuuu''

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a jump of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach a height of 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Right Corner Jump

2026-01-13T23:14:35Z

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height with a single jump. It's performed by jumping off the right corner of an object while accelerating to the right. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
[[File:Rcj setup.png|frameless|230x230px|right]]
Stand on the corner in the position shown in the image, your right leg should touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

''have some mp4s to add here but i cant upload them fuuuuuuuuu''

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a jump of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach a height of 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

Right Corner Jump

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height with a single jump. It's performed by jumping off the right corner of an object while accelerating to the right. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
[[File:Rcj setup.png|frameless|230x230px|right]]
Stand on the corner in the position shown in the image, your right leg should touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a jump of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach a height of 9 grid spaces.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump (or a Double Super at max height), the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height with a single jump. It's performed by jumping off the right corner of an object while accelerating to the right. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
[[File:Rcj setup.png|frameless|230x230px|right]]
Stand on the corner in the position shown in the image, your right leg should touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

If your jump is too low and you're not getting nearly as much height , it's likely you're jumping too early. Always try to jump later than you think, as Sackboy tends to stick to the corner for a few frames when running off the edge. If you're running off the edge without jumping, you are jumping too late.

The height of the jump varies depending on starting position and timing, but should always result in a jump of at least 7 grid spaces. A perfect Right Corner Jump and can reach a height of 9 grid spaces, also known as a Double Super.

=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1, as it's much easier to tilt over in LBP2.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump, the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

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Right Corner Jump

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A '''Right Corner Jump''', or '''RCJ''' for short, is one of the most common techniques for gaining extra height with a single jump. It's performed by jumping off the right corner of an object while accelerating to the right. When done correctly, it can nearly double the height of a regular jump on flat ground. It can also be performed on a left corner, although it gives significantly less height than from the right side.

=== Tutorial ===
Stand on the corner in the position shown in the image, your right leg should touching the corner at an angle. The position where you stand isn't as important as timing the jump, so don't worry about trying to line it up pixel perfect. If you start wobbling while standing on the corner, you are standing too far to the right. If your right foot isn't touching the right corner at all, you are standing too far to the left

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Once in position, start running to the right off the corner and jump a split second after you start running. The jump should happen right when you're about to fall of the edge of the corner, which is about 3-5 frames after you start running to the right depending on the position you were originally standing at.

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=== Examples ===

* You can skip pushing the donkey in ''Get A Grip'' by performing a '''Right Corner Jump''' to the layer above.
* ''Dancer's Court'' skip requires a '''Right Corner Jump''' to get over the final wall to the scoreboard.
* ''Collector's Lair'' skip involves jumping from the roof of the spawn area to the snow with a '''Right Corner Jump'''.
* It's possible to skip the Toggle section of ''The Great Escape'' by chaining a '''Right Corner Jump''' with Changeling Jump Storage.

=== Game Differences ===

===== LBP2 =====

* The setup for a Right Corner Jump is much more lenient compared to LBP1.

===== LBP3 =====
* When playing a level with old physics, Right Corner Jumps work on left corners with the exact same height.

=== History ===
Originally known as a Super Jump, the technique was discovered by the user "green-keeper" in 2008. It was renamed to Right Corner Jump after being rediscovered by speedrunners.

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