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|image cc1 = [[File:Force | |image cc1 = [[File:Force floor N.png]]<br/>[[File:Force floor W.png]][[File:Force floor Random.png]][[File:Force floor E.png]]<br/>[[File:Force floor S.png]] | ||
|image cc2 = [[File:Force | |image cc2 = [[File:Force floor N.png]]<br />[[File:Force floor W.png]][[File:Force-Floor-Random-CC2.gif]][[File:Force floor E.png]]<br />[[File:Force floor S.png]] | ||
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A demonstration of the properties of force floors can be found in the diagram below: | A demonstration of the properties of force floors can be found in the diagram below: | ||
[[File:Force | [[File:Force Floor demo.png]] | ||
If Chip steps R, he will always slide >R, but can then step in any legal direction off [3, 1]. Assuming he steps U, he is then subject to a >L move, and can then override [2, 0]. However, since [1, 0] is an east force floor, Chip will not be able to reach the exit unless he has [[suction boots]]. Chip also cannot exit by starting with an U move, because his last move was voluntary. | If Chip steps R, he will always slide >R, but can then step in any legal direction off [3, 1]. Assuming he steps U, he is then subject to a >L move, and can then override [2, 0]. However, since [1, 0] is an east force floor, Chip will not be able to reach the exit unless he has [[suction boots]]. Chip also cannot exit by starting with an U move, because his last move was voluntary. | ||