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| - | ===== Clipdata List ===== | ||
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| - | ==== 1- Basic Blocks ==== | ||
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| - | 0: Air - Allows Samus, enemies, and pretty much any sprite to move through it. Consider it the " | ||
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| - | 1: Block (pass through bottom) - A solid block that is not solid from the bottom. Works like those blocks in Mario games where you can jump up through them but then run on top. | ||
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| - | 2: Non-power grip - Pretty self explanatory, | ||
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| - | 7: Enemy only block - Blocks that act like " | ||
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| - | 9: Stop enemy block (solid) - Works just like a solid block, stops space pirates from moving if there is no alarm, works as stopping point for ziplines | ||
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| - | 10: Solid - Does not allow anything to pass though it (except wave beam) | ||
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| - | 11/12: Steep floor slope - A slope in the floor that lifts the player one block. For reference, / means it goes low to high when moving right, while \ means it goes high to low when moving right. | ||
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| - | 13-16: Upper/Lower slight floor slope - Floor slopes that extend over 2 spaces. Make sure to use Lower on the lower end of a slope | ||
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| - | 17: Stop enemy block (air) - Works like an air block for Samus, but a solid block for enemies | ||
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| - | 18: Enemy Pirate Zoneline - | ||
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| - | 19: Enemy Pirate Wall Jump Point - | ||
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| - | 1A: Unused (Solid) | ||
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| - | 1B: Water - This acts as water and will make slow Samus' | ||
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| - | 1C: Wet Ground - Solid block that creates a splash animation when Samus walks over it. | ||
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| - | 1D: Dusty Ground - Solid block that creates a dust animation when Samus walks over it. | ||
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| - | 1E/1F: Unused (Solid/Air) | ||
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| - | 20: Door Transition - Placed on top of door sprites to allow for a transition. | ||
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| - | 21-26: Ceiling Slopes - These act as air and don't do anything. Save time < | ||
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| - | 27/28: Vertical Up/Down Transition - Work as door transitions but in those directions (Up if moving up, down if moving down) | ||
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| - | 29/2A: Elevator Up/Down - Work like 27/28 but only for elevators | ||
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| - | 2B: Unused (Air) | ||
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| - | 2C: Bubbly Ground - Ground that releases bubbles when you land. | ||
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| - | 2D: Very Dusty Ground - Ground that is very dusty | ||
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| - | 2E/2F: Unused (Air) | ||
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| - | ==== 2 - Doors ==== | ||
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| - | 30: Gray Door - Really kinda useless unless the door is //only and always// an entry door, never an exit. | ||
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| - | 36: Regular Door - Can be opened with literally any weapon (Beam, bomb, missiles, super missiles, power bombs) | ||
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| - | 40: Missile Door - Can only be opened with missiles or super missiles | ||
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| - | 46: Super Missile Door - Can only be opened with super missiles | ||
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| - | 4C: Power Bomb Door - Can only be opened with power bombs | ||
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| - | ==== 3 - Destroyable Blocks ==== | ||
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| - | ==== 4 - Misc Blocks ==== | ||
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