Levels Could Be Much Bigger In LBPVita...

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Originally Posted by Taffey

Yes, that would be interesting... Like the wintry bits of Journey. I like it.

Of course you could do the same thing by using invisible material that you destroy silently. ;)

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or even invisible material set to slippy that you can push along into the wind... (I came prepared this time BUD!).

The point is though that the dephysicalizer chip would make all of these things very easy and probably things that you or I can't think of at the moment too. mmmmm... something that can be done with this that can't be accomplished any other way [challenge accepted!]

The De-freeze gun: this is used with the physicalized material attached to physicalized material elastic trick! It's not elastic, but now it is!!! Get out of that one, Taffey!!

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Originally Posted by GribbleGrunger

The De-freeze gun: this is used with the physicalized material attached to physicalized material elastic trick! It's not elastic, but now it is!!! Get out of that one, Taffey!!

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Hmm, I like this idea. So, do you mean something using the "elastic" trick that is currently not stretchy becomes stretchy after being shot with your de-freeze gun?

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Originally Posted by Taffey

Hmm, I like this idea. So, do you mean something using the "elastic" trick that is currently not stretchy becomes stretchy after being shot with your de-freeze gun?

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yeah. It has limited use but it's something that can't be done any other way!!! Gotcha! :)

Haha not so fast! :p

The "elastic" trick is based on a connector being hidden with dephysicalized material. So why not just use logic to alter the behavior of the connector (or more likely connectors)?

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Originally Posted by Taffey

Haha not so fast! :p

The "elastic" trick is based on a connector being hidden with dephysicalized material. So why not just use logic to alter the behavior of the connector (or more likely connectors)?

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I've never used elastic. can you alter its behaviour like that? explain and I'll concede defeat (UNTIL NEXT TIME SUCKER!! although to be honest, I'm running out of ideas)

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Originally Posted by GribbleGrunger

I've never used elastic. can you alter its behaviour like that? explain and I'll concede defeat (UNTIL NEXT TIME SUCKER!! although to be honest, I'm running out of ideas)

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LOL Well you can't tweak and/or adjust elastic on the fly (that I am aware of) but what you can do is pair it with connectors of other types that will do what you want. So, say you want something elastic-y that won't stretch until you take some action (e.g., shooting it with a de-freeze gun), then attach your two objects together with both a piece of elastic AND a winch. Hook up logic to the winch to relax once your action is taken and there you go. :D

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Originally Posted by Taffey

LOL Well you can't tweak and/or adjust elastic on the fly (that I am aware of) but what you can do is pair it with connectors of other types that will do what you want. So, say you want something elastic-y that won't stretch until you take some action (e.g., shooting it with a de-freeze gun), then attach your two objects together with both a piece of elastic AND a winch. Hook up logic to the winch to relax once your action is taken and there you go. :D

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That's cheating. There was no mention of using anything other than the elastic and now you're bringing in a winch!! would the winch keep it solid though? surely it would still swing a little? I'm calling foul on this one. what next? use rods with destroyers on them... (can you actually do that, I've never tried it) or use invisible material with destroyers on them perhaps? just give me that chip!

and in case you missed this question earlier:

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on a side note, now that I've mentioned ghosts, do you know how the creator of the level 'Ghosting' (think that is the name) managed to make a transparent sackbot?

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