Lattice
Expert course
Ninety degrees into a one-cell target every hop, with two plunges to rest.
What it is
Lattice turns ninety degrees into a one-cell target on every hop, with two plunges built in to rest on. Thirty jumps in 38 steps across 90 cells, climbing 20 and netting 5.
The route
The turn-and-land pattern is unbroken except at the plunges, which drop 3 cells and are the only part of the course that does not ask for accuracy. Four checkpoints. The widest gap is 4.1 cells and it recurs rather than appearing once — this is the course that asks for a hard jump the greatest number of times.
How to approach it
Use the plunges to reset your rhythm, not just your position. They are the only two places on the course where a sloppy landing costs nothing.
What it teaches: Combining a turn and a minimum landing, thirty times.
By the numbers
| Blocks | 279 |
|---|---|
| Footprint | 90 × 39 cells |
| Height | 13 cells |
| Checkpoints | 4 |
| Jumps on the solved route | 30 |
| Widest gap | 4.1 cells |
| Total climb | 20 cells |
| Start to finish | +5 cells |
| Biggest drop | 3 cells |
Measured from the geometry the game builds for lattice, not estimated. Route figures describe the course, not a human run.
Medal times
Derived from this course's own geometry, not typed in — how the times are worked out.
| Medal | Time |
|---|---|
| Author | 0:34.68 |
| Gold | 0:39.88 |
| Silver | 0:48.55 |
| Bronze | 1:09.36 |
Controls
What you need to start
| Move | WASDArrow keys work too. |
|---|---|
| Jump | Space |
| Sprint / lock on | ShiftA latch, not a hold: tap once to arm sprint and a camera lock-on together, tap again to release both. Neither carries over into the next world you open. |
Sprint is a latch rather than a hold — tap it once and it stays on. Every control, keyboard and touch, including respawn, restart and the camera keys, and all of them rebindable.