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(Created page with "{{MSonly}} '''Monochrome mode''' is a mode in MSCC that makes tiles monochrome. It was intended to be used on older PCs that could only display monochrome graphics. Some tiles are modified slightly so you can tell what they are with only 2 colors. == Differences == === Keys and locks === Since key/locks are colored, there is a different number of squares in each color. {| class="wikitable" |+ |- ! Color !! Squares |- | Blue || 1 |- | Red || 2 |- | Green || 3 |- |...") |
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This page describes a mechanic specific to the 1992 Microsoft port of Chip's Challenge (and anything that emulates it). It may not exist in any other Chip's Challenge game. |
Monochrome mode is a mode in MSCC that makes tiles monochrome. It was intended to be used on older PCs that could only display monochrome graphics. Some tiles are modified slightly so you can tell what they are with only 2 colors.
Differences
Keys and locks
Since key/locks are colored, there is a different number of squares in each color.
| Color | Squares |
|---|---|
| Blue | 1 |
| Red | 2 |
| Green | 3 |
| Yellow | 4 |
Buttons
Since buttons are colored, there is a distinguishing mark.
| Button | Mark |
|---|---|
| Toggle | Box |
| Clone | Plus sign |
| Trap | The letter T |
Other
| Tile | Mark |
|---|---|
| Teleporter | Four arrows |
| Trap | The letter T |
