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A cap throw clip is a type of out-of-bounds clip that involves moving on a slanted surface toward a wall and cap throwing through the wall to clip. Cap throw clips are also possible using a roll cancel with the exact same motion as a roll cancel clip, and while some have theorized that cap throw clips are actually just a more precise method of performing roll cancel clips, it is unknown whether this is actually the case.

Cap throw clips are only known to be possible on version 1.1.0 and earlier.

Locations

The following is a list of known cap throw clip locations:


Kingdom	Location	Video
Sand Kingdom	The back of the Sphynx. Known as Sphynx Clip.	Link
Sand Kingdom	The left side of the door to the Inverted Pyramid. Known as IP Clip.	Link
Snow Kingdom	The kingdom boundary to the left of the outbound Warp Painting.	Link

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	A '''cap throw clip''' is a type of [[Out of bounds\|out-of-bounds]] clip that involves [[Cap throw\|cap throwing]] ~~while on a slanted surface in order~~ to clip ~~through an adjacent wall~~. Cap throw clips are also possible using a [[roll cancel]] ~~using~~ the exact same motion as a [[roll cancel clip]], and while some have theorized that cap throw clips are actually just a more precise method of performing roll cancel clips, it is unknown whether this is actually the case.		A '''cap throw clip''' is a type of [[Out of bounds\|out-of-bounds]] clip that involves moving on a slanted surface toward a wall and [[Cap throw\|cap throwing]] through the wall to clip. Cap throw clips are also possible using a [[roll cancel]] with the exact same motion as a [[roll cancel clip]], and while some have theorized that cap throw clips are actually just a more precise method of performing roll cancel clips, it is unknown whether this is actually the case.

	Cap throw clips are only known to be possible on [[version 1.1.0]] and earlier.		Cap throw clips are only known to be possible on [[version 1.1.0]] and earlier.