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== Programming rules == | == Programming rules == | ||
The tank is one of the most intricately programmed monsters in [[Chip's Challenge]], alongside the [[teeth]], due to its numerous rules of turning and the two [[glitch]]es which can occur exclusively to the tank. For example, in MSCC (as this will not work in [[Tile World]]), the [[Tank Top Glitch]] occurs if a tank hits a blue button after turning as a result of sliding on a ''single'' ice or force floor. Tanks sliding when a button is hit will not reverse since they are not voluntarily moving, and tanks on [[clone machine]]s will only reverse as a result of the [[Frankenstein Glitch]]. | The tank is one of the most intricately programmed monsters in [[Chip's Challenge]], alongside the [[teeth]], due to its numerous rules of turning and the two [[glitch]]es which can occur exclusively to the tank. For example, in MSCC (as this will not work in [[Tile World]]), the [[Tank Top Glitch]] occurs if a tank hits a blue button after turning as a result of sliding on a ''single'' ice or force floor. Tanks sliding when a button is hit will not reverse since they are not voluntarily moving, and tanks on [[clone machine]]s will only reverse as a result of the [[Frankenstein Glitch]]. | ||
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== Use in play == | == Use in play == | ||
Knowledge of this programming may be from useful to necessary, particularly when other monsters interact with tanks. Whether a tank will block a monster or let it through is often an exact science. An example is the following: | Knowledge of this programming may be from useful to necessary, particularly when other monsters interact with tanks. Whether a tank will block a monster or let it through is often an exact science. An example is the following: | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* The first tanks in Chip's Challenge 1 were placed in [[Lesson 4]], to the left side. | * The first tanks in Chip's Challenge 1 were placed in [[Lesson 4]], to the left side. | ||