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A '''directional block''' is a special type of block introduced in [[Chip's Challenge 2]] which can be pushed by [[Chip]], [[Melinda]], [[rover]]s and [[yellow tank]]s. They can only be pushed in the | A '''directional block''' is a special type of block introduced in [[Chip's Challenge 2]] which can be pushed by [[Chip]], [[Melinda]], [[rover]]s, and [[yellow tank]]s. They can only be pushed in the directions indicated by their arrows. | ||
Like [[ice block]]s, multiple directional blocks in a row can be pushed simultaneously. They turn into [[floor]] when pushed into [[water]] without the | Like [[ice block]]s, multiple directional blocks in a row can be pushed simultaneously. They turn into [[floor]], rather than [[dirt]], when pushed into [[water]], and are destroyed when pushed into [[fire]], [[flame jet]]s, or [[slime]], without changing the [[terrain]]. [[Tile]]s underneath directional blocks are always visible, even without the [[secret eye]]. | ||
The directions of a directional block can only be changed with [[train track]], as demonstrated by the level [[Turning Point]]. Force | The directions of a directional block can only be changed with [[train track]]s, as demonstrated by the level [[Turning Point]]. [[Force floor]]s and [[ice]] will not change their directions. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Block]] | * [[Block]] | ||
* [[Ice block]] | * [[Ice block]] | ||