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== Properties ==

[[File:Vectoring Diagram.png|thumb|241x241px]]

When Mario jumps (does not apply to long jumps), [[Vault|vaults]], rolls, [[Roll cancel|roll cancels]] or falls off the edge of a platform, the game keeps track of the direction in which his jump or fall was initiated. If Mario has enough momentum, his fall can be vectored by moving in any direction that is diagonal from this initial direction (45, 135, 225 or 315 degrees apart). This is most noticeable when falling long distances, where one may be able to notice an invisible square or "box" in which Mario gains more speed at the corners.

When Mario jumps (does not apply to [[Long jump|long jumps]]), [[Vault|vaults]], rolls, [[Roll cancel|roll cancels]] or falls off the edge of a platform, the game keeps track of the direction in which his jump or fall was initiated. If Mario has enough momentum, his fall can be vectored by moving in any direction that is diagonal from this initial direction (45, 135, 225 or 315 degrees apart). This is most noticeable when falling long distances, where one may be able to notice an invisible square or "box" in which Mario gains more speed at the corners.

The diagram at right shows the angles at which vectoring increases velocity by the maximum amount (denoted using green arrows).

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 == Properties ==
 [[File:Vectoring Diagram.png|thumb|241x241px]]
-When Mario jumps (does not apply to long jumps), [[Vault|vaults]], rolls, [[Roll cancel|roll cancels]] or falls off the edge of a platform, the game keeps track of the direction in which his jump or fall was initiated. If Mario has enough momentum, his fall can be vectored by moving in any direction that is diagonal from this initial direction (45, 135, 225 or 315 degrees apart). This is most noticeable when falling long distances, where one may be able to notice an invisible square or "box" in which Mario gains more speed at the corners.
+When Mario jumps (does not apply to [[Long jump|long jumps]]), [[Vault|vaults]], rolls, [[Roll cancel|roll cancels]] or falls off the edge of a platform, the game keeps track of the direction in which his jump or fall was initiated. If Mario has enough momentum, his fall can be vectored by moving in any direction that is diagonal from this initial direction (45, 135, 225 or 315 degrees apart). This is most noticeable when falling long distances, where one may be able to notice an invisible square or "box" in which Mario gains more speed at the corners.
 The diagram at right shows the angles at which vectoring increases velocity by the maximum amount (denoted using green arrows).