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What's the maximum speed a fly can fly

Kanar

What's the maximum speed a fly can fly

The maximum speed at which a fly can fly depends on several factors, including the species of the fly, its size, and the environmental conditions. Generally, the maximum flight speed for a common housefly (Musca domestica) is around 5.5 miles per hour (9 kilometers per hour). However, some species of flies can fly much faster than this, with some being able to reach speeds of up to 90 miles per hour (145 kilometers per hour). One of the fastest flies is the Australian dancer fly (Rhamphomyia tenuipes), which has been recorded flying at a speed of 90 miles per hour (145 kilometers per hour). However, this is an exceptional case and most flies are not able to fly anywhere near that fast. (edited)

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Kanar

What's the maximum speed a fly can fly

If u mean a fly between two tees no idea. If u mean how fast a single tee can fly, try out shotgun bug

i think u can go infinite speed theoretically if u speedfly lined up and both hammer (no hook) (edited)

I thought there was a max speed

Iza

I thought there was a max speed

the max speed only applies to horizontal speed (x value ; left - right) but vertical speed has no velocity ramp and therefore no limit (edited)

Iza

I thought there was a max speed

9375 is max speed iirc but that is almost 200 tiles per tick so I don’t think you will reach that with speed fly ever (edited)

6629 is the speed you can reach with the sg bug, but that's not the highest you can get. You can go up to 18 536 380 only with the hook

??? what

Pipou

6629 is the speed you can reach with the sg bug, but that's not the highest you can get. You can go up to 18 536 380 only with the hook

Yeah but with speedups you can only get to 9375 so I’m not sure how that number is possible

10:10

Although I’ve never played around with TAS so i wouldn’t know that stuff

Oh yeah with speed ups

Pipou

6629 is the speed you can reach with the sg bug, but that's not the highest you can get. You can go up to 18 536 380 only with the hook

How did the number 18536380 come about?

tune hook_length 0

10:11

You can still hook

Oh yeah I’ve tried that before, so you actually move at that speed or is it just displayed like that?

Hook someone and they'll get that speed

Yeah but will they move at the speed? I’m pretty sure not

Does it depend on strong and weak?

10:12

The velocity is clamped to 6000 once per tick

I don't remember at all, I did that a few years back

10:13

You can try and you tell me

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Jupstar ✪

Does it depend on strong and weak?

I don’t think so, when I did it I did both iirc

I could only imagine a player with weak could do it

10:15

Other way around the velocity should be clamped

Cipy29

The maximum speed at which a fly can fly depends on several factors, including the species of the fly, its size, and the environmental conditions. Generally, the maximum flight speed for a common housefly (Musca domestica) is around 5.5 miles per hour (9 kilometers per hour). However, some species of flies can fly much faster than this, with some being able to reach speeds of up to 90 miles per hour (145 kilometers per hour). One of the fastest flies is the Australian dancer fly (Rhamphomyia tenuipes), which has been recorded flying at a speed of 90 miles per hour (145 kilometers per hour). However, this is an exceptional case and most flies are not able to fly anywhere near that fast. (edited)

Thanks !

No problem! I don't know what the others were thinking about

hm

15:21

i thought it was infinite

15:22

at least if you go on that 60000up map and fall for 30 seconds you get like a big speed

15:22

oh nvm well the cap skystrife mentioned is larger then you'll be able to get on that map

so, what if a housefly wanted to speedfly with another housefly, is their speed higher together or slower?

what if housefly wanted to speedfly with pseudofly in order to brokefly to pirofly, do they get max speed or?

spur

so, what if a housefly wanted to speedfly with another housefly, is their speed higher together or slower?

When two houseflies fly together, their speed may be affected by a number of factors, including their relative positions, wingbeat frequencies, and the airflow around them. In general, if the two flies are flying in close proximity and are able to synchronize their wingbeats, they may be able to fly slightly faster than if they were flying alone. This is because they can take advantage of the aerodynamic benefits of flying in formation, such as reduced drag and increased lift. However, if the flies are not able to synchronize their wingbeats, or if they are flying too far apart, their speed may be slower than if they were flying alone.

paradise

what if housefly wanted to speedfly with pseudofly in order to brokefly to pirofly, do they get max speed or?

The speed at which the housefly and pseudofly can travel together during speedfly will depend on several factors, including their ability to synchronize their wingbeats, their relative positions, and the environmental conditions. If they are able to coordinate effectively and fly in close proximity, they may be able to achieve higher speeds than if they were flying alone. However, the pseudofly technique may require more skill and coordination than regular speedfly, and the addition of the second tee may also create more drag, potentially slowing them down. Ultimately, the speed they can achieve will depend on their ability to work together effectively and adapt to the changing conditions of the flight. As for brokefly and pirofly, these advanced techniques may enable the tee to achieve even higher speeds, but they require even more skill and practice to execute properly.

so, what if a housefly wanted to aled, is it faster to 2 tile aled through the window or 1 tile aled and continue pseudo

spur

so, what if a housefly wanted to aled, is it faster to 2 tile aled through the window or 1 tile aled and continue pseudo

The speed at which a housefly could execute an aled would depend on several factors, including the skill of the player performing the move, the positioning of the tees and the wall, and the environment in which the move is being executed. In terms of the number of tiles involved, executing a 2-tile aled through the window may require more precision and coordination between the tees, as they must navigate through a narrower space. However, executing a 1-tile aled and continuing with pseudofly may also require a high level of skill, as the tee must be positioned precisely to execute the move successfully. Ultimately, the speed at which the housefly could execute either option would depend on the player's ability to coordinate the tees effectively and execute the move with precision and speed.

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