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Unusual things happen to bosses or controllers which cannot legally move. A monster stuck in a trap will always work in that direction even when physically trapped (this is frequently used to avert glitch issues); however, when such a monster is released, or any other time one is blocked by [[acting wall]]s, two categories of exceptions begin to arise. | Unusual things happen to bosses or controllers which cannot legally move. A monster stuck in a trap will always work in that direction even when physically trapped (this is frequently used to avert glitch issues); however, when such a monster is released, or any other time one is blocked by [[acting wall]]s, two categories of exceptions begin to arise. | ||
* If left untrapped but immobile: the bug, paramecium, fireball, glider and pink ball will control or boss in the ''opposite'' direction they are facing; a teeth will work in the direction it is facing, a blob will work in a random direction, a walker will exclude its initial direction from the four, and most strangely a tank will not work ''at all'' as long as it does not move, rendering the trap or cloner dead. This mechanic is the cause of one of the rare C/B Glitch issues in [[CCLP3]]. | * If left untrapped but immobile: the bug, paramecium, fireball, glider and pink ball will control or boss in the ''opposite'' direction they are facing; a teeth will work in the direction it is facing, a blob will work in a random direction, a walker will exclude its initial direction from the four, and most strangely a tank will not work ''at all'' as long as it does not move, rendering the trap or cloner dead. This mechanic is the cause of one of the rare C/B Glitch issues in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3|CCLP3]]. | ||
* If trapped, but released and now immobile: the bug, paramecium, fireball, glider, pink ball ''and'' walker will control or boss in their present direction, while the teeth, blob and tank still function the same way as before. Note that monsters that apply to the original rules of the glitch must themselves be released by their own controllers to function in this manner; if the trap is dead, the monster will still face in its current direction. | * If trapped, but released and now immobile: the bug, paramecium, fireball, glider, pink ball ''and'' walker will control or boss in their present direction, while the teeth, blob and tank still function the same way as before. Note that monsters that apply to the original rules of the glitch must themselves be released by their own controllers to function in this manner; if the trap is dead, the monster will still face in its current direction. | ||
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* The second level that can use the glitch is [[Dangers of Fire and Beasts]], although it saves only one second and requires luck. Chip can gain an extra [4] by cloning two teeth instead of avoiding two red buttons and save enough of it to add an additional second to Chip's score, but this requires the [[walker]] controller to send one of the teeth south off a trap and into water. | * The second level that can use the glitch is [[Dangers of Fire and Beasts]], although it saves only one second and requires luck. Chip can gain an extra [4] by cloning two teeth instead of avoiding two red buttons and save enough of it to add an additional second to Chip's score, but this requires the [[walker]] controller to send one of the teeth south off a trap and into water. | ||
=== '''[[CCLP3]]''' === | === '''[[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3|CCLP3]]''' === | ||
Accidental cases of the glitch were all but eradicated by CCLP3's release in late 2010, but it is used intentionally as a level element in one case. One new type of the glitch was officially documented in June 2011. | Accidental cases of the glitch were all but eradicated by CCLP3's release in late 2010, but it is used intentionally as a level element in one case. One new type of the glitch was officially documented in June 2011. | ||