Gaming
frame-perfect
What does frame-perfect mean?
A trick with a window exactly one frame wide — at 60fps that's a sixtieth of a second. One frame early or late and it just doesn't happen. Brutal to land consistently by hand, which is why these are the moments that separate the top runners from everyone else.
"That skip is frame-perfect, so even the best runners drop it half the time."
Frequently asked questions
What does "frame-perfect" mean?
Frame-perfect describes an input that only works if you hit it on one exact frame.
How do you use "frame-perfect" in a sentence?
"That escape is frame-perfect — miss it by one frame and you eat the whole combo."
Why are frame-perfect inputs so hard?
They demand pinpoint timing, since there's zero margin — the input succeeds on a single frame and no other.
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