Inventing a Wins equation
Higher jumps earning more Wins does not reveal whether the relationship is linear, stepped, capped, or modified.
How the game's two main progression jobs connect—and where public numbers stop.
Normal jumps build base Height at +1 each. Greater jump height is used to earn Wins. Trampolines train Height, pets multiply Wins, and trails or auras boost Height. No public page lists the Wins formula or boost values, so measure those effects in the current game.
Use current and target Height to find the unboosted difference, then confirm that a normal jump adds +1. This gives a clean baseline before any unknown modifier.
Record the Wins reward at two known jump heights for a personal comparison; do not infer a universal equation from one result.
This visible Train with trampolines section states the known purpose: trampolines train Height. Rates and locations are unknown, so use safe in-game verification steps: read the visible prompt, note Height before training, and compare it afterward.
If Height changes by more than +1, note which equipped trail, aura, or other visible effect is active and test one change at a time.
Use pets when your goal is Wins. Inspect trails and auras when your goal is Height.
This guide includes named visible sections for the +1 Height rule, how Wins fit the loop, and trampoline training. Wins formulas, trampoline rates, locations, and world thresholds are unknown, so verify each current in-game value.
Higher jumps earning more Wins does not reveal whether the relationship is linear, stepped, capped, or modified.
A pet and a trail solve different jobs, so a direct best-item comparison is misleading.
Test one equipped change at a time before assuming effects stack.
Every normal jump gives +1 base Height. Trampolines train Height, while trails and auras are Height boosts.
Higher jumps earn more Wins, but no public numeric formula is listed.
The published role for pets is multiplying Wins, not Height.
Not safely. Trail, aura, trampoline, pet, world, event, and stacking values are not public.