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Partial posting does not always apply using two blocks. It can be a block followed by any block-[[acting wall]], such as a normal [[wall]], a [[lock]], a [[computer chip]], [[dirt]], a closed [[toggle wall]], or very rarely, a passing [[monster]].
Partial posting does not always apply using two blocks. It can be a block followed by any block-[[acting wall]], such as a normal [[wall]], a [[lock]], a [[computer chip]], [[dirt]], a closed [[toggle wall]], or very rarely, a passing [[monster]].
== ''Abednego'' ==
A famous example of a partial post using a monster is the now-legendary level by [[Eric Schmidt]] named ''Abednego'', which is the third of three [[fire]] levels with the names of the Three Young Men from the Book of Daniel (Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego).
At the start, Chip is forced to run away from a [[bug]] on top of a [[computer chip]] at [31, 0] and moves through several teleports to escape the fire areas. Hordes of [[monster]]s guard the other chips in the level, but to reach the chip at the start, Chip has to specifically move the single [[block]] in the level to coordinate [13, 5], and at the ''exact'' moment that a monster moves onto coordinate [13, 6], Chip has to teleport south from [21, 5] into [21, 6], and therefore move to [31, 1] and around to the last chip.
Since Chip is unable to see [13, 6] from [21, 5] and requires a ''minimum'' walk of [23], possibly more due to a random [[force floor]], to be able to see it - not to mention the difficulty of the rest of the level - the level is all but impossible and was never solved until it was fixed. The current version can be downloaded at [[David Stolp]]'s website.


== CCLP uses ==
== CCLP uses ==

Revision as of 21:27, 25 January 2019

This article is about the technique. For the 138th level in CC1, see Partial Post.


Partial posting is a technique involving teleports, named after the level it is first used in Chip's Challenge 1. In a partial post, you must block the exit of one teleport, usually with blocks, to appear out of the next teleport. Here is a basic example:

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Normally, traveling left through teleport 3 would bring Chip to [5, 1]; to the left of teleport 2. To skip that teleport and win the level, Chip must block teleport 2's exit. First, Chip must push block 1 through the teleport to [4,1]. Then he must push block 2 through the teleport. It will appear at [5,1]. Since normally attempting to push two consecutive blocks will result in an "oomph", teleport 2 is blocked from exiting on the left side. If Chip enters teleport 3, he will now skip teleport 2 and exit out of teleport 1 to the exit.

Partial posting does not always apply using two blocks. It can be a block followed by any block-acting wall, such as a normal wall, a lock, a computer chip, dirt, a closed toggle wall, or very rarely, a passing monster.

CCLP uses

In CC1, the only level where partial posting is require is Partial Post itself. It is seen several more times in CCLP1, CCLP2, CCLP3, and CCLP4.

CCLP1

CCLP2

CCLP3

CCLP4

See also

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