redjellyfishrampart/Bunny-Hop-Script-Auto-Bhop-Movement-Tool-2026

Bunny Hop Script is a small tool aimed at players who want automatic jumping and movement assistance in games, positioned by its author as an "open-source educational project" (README). It is not a game or engine; it is an external helper that toggles jump and adjusts air control while you play.

What it does

The feature list is short: automatic bunny hopping, movement assist for air control and speed, toggle/hold hotkeys, adjustable jump timing and strength, and a configuration panel (README). The practical workflow is: launch the tool, set the jump timing, strength, air-control and hotkey options, join a game, then hold or toggle the bhop key. Configuration lives in a config file rather than through a separate scripting language.

The README calls the input handling and movement adjustments the core mechanism; there is no documented anti-cheat detection, per-game integration or compatibility list beyond a FAQ claim that it is "designed to be compatible with popular titles" (README). That claim is not backed by a named list of tested games in the supplied material.

Setup path

The documented route is a download button that goes to an external page, then extracting an archive and running ProjectFiles.exe (README, download link destination). No installer options, command-line usage, Python entry point or manual configuration instructions are documented, even though the repository's primary language is Python. The repository page and README do not show the internal file layout (repository).

Requirements and risks

• The documented setup requires Windows-style executable files; no macOS, Linux, mobile or in-game script path is described.
• Executing a downloaded binary from an external link is the documented first step, and the source of that archive is not described beyond the link (README, download page).
• The author states use is at your own risk and labels the project educational (README).
• MIT licensing covers use, modification and redistribution (README).
• No limitation section, tested-game matrix, version history or changelog is supplied, so the actual compatibility and update behavior cannot be confirmed from the material.

HotRepo's take

The repository was created on 2026-10-31, the same date it appeared at #24 on HotRepo's NEW-REPOSITORY board for Python with 171 total stars (repository). That is a single-day, new-repository observation, not a daily-growth measurement, and HotRepo has no comparable daily-board history for this project. Nothing in the supplied evidence establishes sustained interest, reliability or safety.