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Sword canceling can be used to sword fly by positioning one player (''Person A'') in the position the other player (''Person B'') wishes to reach. ''Person B'' should have an empty [[Rocket Launcher]] and an Energy Sword. ''Person A'' should jump repeatedly; ''Person B'' should repeatedly sword cancel at ''Person A''; they will eventually pass through the invisible wall and reach ''A''<nowiki/>'s location. | Sword canceling can be used to sword fly by positioning one player (''Person A'') in the position the other player (''Person B'') wishes to reach. ''Person B'' should have an empty [[Rocket Launcher]] and an Energy Sword. ''Person A'' should jump repeatedly; ''Person B'' should repeatedly sword cancel at ''Person A''; they will eventually pass through the invisible wall and reach ''A''<nowiki/>'s location. | ||
== | == Butterflying == | ||
{{Main|Butterfly}} | |||
The primary form of sword glitching is known under various names, including '''butterflying''', '''sword climbing''', and less commonly, '''partner bouncing'''. The trick involves having one player stand on top of the other, with the bottom player wielding an Energy Sword. The top player jumps repeatedly, while the bottom player sword cancels repeatedly. The combined actions cause the two players to climb through the air. | |||
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== Rocket canceling == | == Rocket canceling == | ||
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Rocket canceling does not work in ''Halo 3''. | Rocket canceling does not work in ''Halo 3''. | ||
==Warthog Variation== | ==Warthog Variation== |