Hard though they are to find, plugins that enable auto-bunnyhop exist in Left 4 Dead 2. These are a boon to many players who enjoy enhancing their gameplay with such effects.
This plugin does not replace any of the server-side bunnyhop mods that already exist. Rather it attempts to bring a full range of tools associated with bunnyhop, such that players of all types would be catered to by a single plugin.
Features
1.
Auto-bunnyhop that is enabled by holding your "jump" key or the console command +JUMP.
2. A
manual bunnyhop trainer that signals the player with an audio cue a fraction of a second before the player should make the next jump.
3. A
speed multiplier for the bunnyhop, such that the speed that is gained from a successful bunnyhop is amplified.
4. A
speed limiter for the multiplier (3) to limit excessive speed gains.
5. A
toggle for players to turn off these features by sourcemod player commands.
6.
NEW A
cue offset feature that enables how early cues are heard to be adjustable.
Configuration
l4d_bunnyhop_mode
Set plugin mode (0) Disabled (1) Auto-bunnyhop (2) Manual bunnyhop training
Default: 1
l4d_bunnyhop_multiplier
Speed multiplier The value multiplied to the lateral velocity gain for each successful bunnyhop.
Default: 50
l4d_bunnyhop_limit
Speed limit The player speed value at which lateral velocity no longer multiples lateral velocity.
Default: 300
l4d_bunnyhop_limit
Cue offset For manual mode, set the integer value for how early the cue is to be heard. Higher values mean earlier cues.
Default: 0
Toggle Commands
Note: These commands are for individual players to opt out of the server-wide setting, regardless of plugin mode.
!hop
!bunny
!bunnyhop
Both the auto-bunnyhop and manual trainer require that the player know how to bunnyhop by shifting between +LEFT and +RIGHT. For a tutorial in this technique, I highly recommend HS Top's instruction video
https://youtu.be/kz-F9tyUSpU.
The auto-bunnyhop feature is based on the work of an anonymous author. I claim credit for the rest.
Special thanks to Kushtalk for his enthusiasm, and Distemper for his indispensable help.
1.1 Cue offset feature, fixes
1.0 Release