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- Wires are limited however, a device/prop can only have 6 wires connected to it.
- In the final 2 chapters we will be using many of the other devices.
- Walls have have collision meaning players will stop when they run into them.
- The two terrain types are Walls and Floors.
- However, mine presents the info differently and gives more sections like the Examples and Quizzes.
- I asked @Blackhole927 to delete the old one, so I could redo it to be structurally better.
Chapter I: The Tutorial
Layers show the order in which devices and props are stacked. If the device/prop is above the other prop/device on list it will be displayed above withThe Above layer is above the player. Also, yes I know there are guides like this! However, mine presents the info differently, has different information, differently and gives more sections like the Examples and Quizzes. I gave credit to the two similar guides at the bottom.
B: Start Game
- The two terrain types are Walls and Floors.
- If devices don’t interact with each other, the game can’t function!
- However, mine presents the info differently, has different information, differently and gives more sections like the Examples and Quizzes.
- However, mine presents the info differently and gives more sections like the Examples and Quizzes.
- Wires are limited however, a device/prop can only have 6 wires connected to it.
- In the final 2 chapters we will be using many of the other devices.
If devices don’t gambit coins interact with each other, the game can’t function! Wires are limited however, a device/prop can only have 6 wires connected to it. In the final 2 chapters we will be using many of the other devices. The two terrain types are Walls and Floors. Walls have have collision meaning players will stop when they run into them. Floors do not have collision, meaning players run right over them.
