I think you're confusing wallhops with highjumps. A wallhop is when you flick your mouse/camera between 2 vertically adjacent parts while midair in such a way that the game gives you the opportunity to jump, thinking you're just standing on the part (I mean i think thats how it works im not lika Professional Roblox Physicist)
A highjump can involve similar flicking motions, but it's not the same as a wallhop. A highjump is when you walk up to a part, and shortly after you hit it, you flick in a similar fashion to how you'd do a wallhop and this Some how helps you jump slightly higher
The reason the difference matters is because highjumps are allowed in the Glitchless category and wallhops are in Glitches.
FAQ Q: Why are highjumps not considered glitches A: Someone who was moderator 3-4 years ago thought as much and nobody else has really cared enough to challenge that I d on't really know why You know that would be a pretty good thing to poll the community on "Is a normal highjump a glitch"
i dont think a normal high jump is a glitch atleast not for 10 studs hear me out. if you go to a 10 stud high wall, hold space and spam w, you will eventually jump up. a high jump is just a more consistent way of getting on top of a wall. if you do a high jump on a 1 stud wall, is it a glitch? no. i would say 11 stud high jump is a glitch because it is pretty much impossible to do without flicking or doing some kind of setup, but 10 studs is just a little hard to do.
Now that Roblox has added the option to change your FPS cap in the settings, speedrunning up to 240 FPS is now Allowed. Yippee !
To Be Clear: Memory writing below 60 FPS for things like lag clips is still not allowed cause that takes external software
