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Keep in mind that the goal is to simplify the movement. If things are inherently difficult then that is fine. This mod deals with the layer of complexity that was added on top of that. Artifical timing windows, etc.
Walking to the opposite direction for a short moment and storing a jump in the crouch seems to mimic a Crawl Turn Vault, although it isn't perfect. A perfect Crawl Turn Vault is still slightly taller, about 0.5-1 tiles taller.
Doing this tech seems to be very consistent with every character, that is, doing it as Rivulet won't make you gain any more height.
Using a mod to make you jump slightly higher will make it more realistic, and I sometimes managed to make it fully straight up, although I don't know what I did exactly, but I think it is because I walked to the opposite direction in the perfect timing.
If this isn't descriptive enough, I could maybe make a video showing it, aswell as with the inputs.