Sideways Block Pushing

Sideways block pushing allow Link to push certain blocks in a direction that was not intended by the developers, allowing for some minor skips. Most sideways block pushing utilizes wall clipping.

Below are the various positions Link needs to stand in in order to perform the various sideways block methods. Note that all measurements are relative to the moveable block being pushed to the side.

Sideways block push downwards (Link right of block)
	2px wall clipped	1px wall clipped	Not wall clipped
0px from the upper-right edge (vertically)
1px from the upper-right edge (vertically)			Doesn't work
2px from the upper-right edge (vertically)		Doesn't work	Doesn't work

The above chart suggests that it is best to wall clip into the block by two pixels, as there are three individual positions that allow Link to push the block downwards from the right side.

Sideways block push to the left (Link below block)
	1px from bottom-right edge (horizontally)	0px from bottom-right edge (horizontally)
3px wall clipped
2px wall clipped	Doesn't work

The above chart suggests that it is best to wall clip into the block by three pixels, as there are two individual positions that allow Link to push the block to the left from below.

Sideways block push to the right (Link below block)
	0px from the bottom-left edge (horizontally)	1px from the bottom-left edge (horizontally)
3px wall clipped
2px wall clipped		Doesn't work

The above chart suggests that it is best to wall clip into the block by three pixels, as there are two individual positions that allow Link to push the block to the right from below.