Once Upon a Glitch
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| Author | player_03 |
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| Tags | author:player_03 bitesized bug glitch playable rated survival test |
| Created | 2007-07-13 |
| Last Modified | 2007-07-13 |
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4 by 18 people.
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| Description | A quick survival map based upon one glitch. If you can figure out how I did it without reading my explanation, congratulations! |
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2008-07-27
fun
cool. don't get the concept, but don't care either.
2008-07-14
Woah.
My demo is TEH ULTIMATE SKITZORZ!!!
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2007-08-20
LOL
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000---00000000000000000000-0-00000000000000000000---00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000|5^420,540!8^420,562,1!8^443,540,0!8^441,540,0!8^420,517,3!8^397,539,2!8^398,540,2!8^398,539,2!10^288,432!10^564,408!10^516,540!10^276,516!10^432,396!10^420,252!10^684,432!10^564,528!10^192,408!10^192,264!3^324,492!3^444,396!3^540,444!3^612,516!3^276,552
this is the cheap way
this is the cheap way
2007-07-20
first try
That's pretty cool. I like it. 4/5
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2007-07-15
Why leave off leftmost trapdoor?
See demo, easily infinite. I think it's more fun with just two empty squares to traverse vertically, but maybe that's just me... This is really creative though, has great potential to be copied/improved in the future... although one-ways would work exactly the same (and with fewer objects)... 4/5
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2007-07-15
Close Call Demo
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2007-07-15
first try
fun!
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2007-07-15
Cool!
Reminds me of a map that Evil Bob made - I'll show you.
But this survival needs to be harder :)
http://numa.notdot.net/map/26597
But this survival needs to be harder :)
http://numa.notdot.net/map/26597
2007-07-14
I got bored
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2007-07-14
It's cool but...
It's really easy. 4/5
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They can get into the first row because of the door thing, but since the drone detects that it is in a tile, it can continue to move through tiles.
4.5aveisized for *NEW* concept.
4.5aveisized for *NEW* concept.
2007-07-14
o_0
it...just...both rows of tiles...even though...I see how it did...not I don't get...I guess... HUH!?!
It behaves like the top row of tiles on the border, only you can't put drones outside the level area.
It behaves like the top row of tiles on the border, only you can't put drones outside the level area.
2007-07-13
I wouldn't consider it a barrier
A barrier would stop the drones rather than let them through.
Also, why hasn't anyone rated this map after all this?
Also, why hasn't anyone rated this map after all this?
2007-07-13
Ok, I'll tell you.
Each trapdoor is facing in direction -1 (which does the same thing as NaN). The game cannot figure out which way it is facing and therefore creates errors. In the case of a door, it splits the two sides of the door apart and creates a three part door: one part stops you from going down (when it is closed), one part appears to be the door, and the third part stops you from going up, but it does so only if you are standing in a different place than the place with the first part of the door. However, if the door is open (as is the default for a trapdoor), both will let you through. Play around with 9^516,564,-1,0,14,22,1,0,0 to get a feeling for what I'm talking about.
When it is open, it appears to do nothing. However, if it were on the ground, the open section would let N go in. Try playing with 9^492,564,NaN,0,17,23,1,0,0 to see this.
The trapdoors in the level start in the open position, so if N were on top, they would let him in. In this case, it lets the drones through, because they are in a position to go in. Similarly, the laser doesn't detect any surfaces in the way, so it simply goes through.
On the other hand, a rocket turret would fire, but because a rocket cannot survive inside a block, it would explode on impact.
I hope that makes sense.
When it is open, it appears to do nothing. However, if it were on the ground, the open section would let N go in. Try playing with 9^492,564,NaN,0,17,23,1,0,0 to see this.
The trapdoors in the level start in the open position, so if N were on top, they would let him in. In this case, it lets the drones through, because they are in a position to go in. Similarly, the laser doesn't detect any surfaces in the way, so it simply goes through.
On the other hand, a rocket turret would fire, but because a rocket cannot survive inside a block, it would explode on impact.
I hope that makes sense.
2007-07-13
This...
is new...
Probably 1 of 2 things:
1. The trapdoors probably create a barrier that could allow the robots to pass. Also, it could be bugged tiles.
2. My tamale has expired and I am seeing it's effects.
Probably 1 of 2 things:
1. The trapdoors probably create a barrier that could allow the robots to pass. Also, it could be bugged tiles.
2. My tamale has expired and I am seeing it's effects.
2007-07-13
How do you do that?
havent seen it before
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teraza
i know another way
i did this:
4 'e' tiles. laser drone on top. ninja below. and the laser went through the tiles