Teleporters are objects that allow Stinkers and objects to instantly warp from one spot to another when 2 teleporters of the same colour exist in a level. Teleporters appear in all of the Wonderland games.
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| - Teleporters are objects that allow Stinkers and objects to instantly warp from one spot to another when 2 teleporters of the same colour exist in a level. Teleporters appear in all of the Wonderland games.
- Teleporters are actually launchpads with modified code. This is a example of a launchpad's code: 2^384,324,0,-1. The 2 represents that it is a launchpad. The 384,324 are its x,y coordinates, and finally the 0,-1 are its velocity. Changing these numbers makes the launchpad more or less powerful. This map, minerva, is a fine example of how teleporters are used.
- The Teleporter is a support buildable that can teleport allies from Point A to Point B. It is compromised of an Entrance and Exit.
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- a teleporter is a map object, used to travel between them instead of walking.
- Teleporters are things that can automatically moved when pushed by the hand or a creature. Some teleporters only work when creatures push them, or when the hand pushes them. Some have two seperate parts for teleporting back and forth, while others are programmed to go to one place.
- Teleporters can move a player from one location to another instantaneously. Usually this requires merely walking on the teleporter; however, in some cases a sacrifice is needed.
- Teleporters can move a player from one location to another instantaneously. Usually this requires merely walking on the teleporter; however, in some cases a sacrifice is needed.
- These are distinctive in appearance and emit a unique sound. When you step into a teleporter, you're instantly transported to another teleporter, or atop a teleport pad. If you teleport directly right atop of somebody else, he or she is killed instantly.
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| - Teleporters are objects that allow Stinkers and objects to instantly warp from one spot to another when 2 teleporters of the same colour exist in a level. Teleporters appear in all of the Wonderland games.
- Teleporters are actually launchpads with modified code. This is a example of a launchpad's code: 2^384,324,0,-1. The 2 represents that it is a launchpad. The 384,324 are its x,y coordinates, and finally the 0,-1 are its velocity. Changing these numbers makes the launchpad more or less powerful. This map, minerva, is a fine example of how teleporters are used.
- The Teleporter is a support buildable that can teleport allies from Point A to Point B. It is compromised of an Entrance and Exit.
- Bai bai dizzywoodddd TORLRORRLORo
- a teleporter is a map object, used to travel between them instead of walking.
- Teleporters are things that can automatically moved when pushed by the hand or a creature. Some teleporters only work when creatures push them, or when the hand pushes them. Some have two seperate parts for teleporting back and forth, while others are programmed to go to one place.
- Teleporters can move a player from one location to another instantaneously. Usually this requires merely walking on the teleporter; however, in some cases a sacrifice is needed.
- Teleporters can move a player from one location to another instantaneously. Usually this requires merely walking on the teleporter; however, in some cases a sacrifice is needed.
- These are distinctive in appearance and emit a unique sound. When you step into a teleporter, you're instantly transported to another teleporter, or atop a teleport pad. If you teleport directly right atop of somebody else, he or she is killed instantly.
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