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{{Infobox Level | {{Infobox Level | ||
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|level = 29 | |level = 29 | ||
| | |image = [[File:CCLP3_Level_29.png|300px]] | ||
|hint = The green key comes last. | |hint = The green key comes last. | ||
}}'''Tool Box''' is the 29th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3]]. It was created by [[J.B. Lewis]], and is the first obvious [[itemswapper]] level in CCLP3. Rather uncommonly, it uses several [[button]]s as stages, and like [[Which One Next?]], there are some wrong ways to solve the level where Chip fails to trade for the same item and a chip. | |||
'''Tool Box''' is the 29th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3]]. It was created by [[ | |||
Given the large number of stages with [[item]]s and tasks to collect, mapping out a route can be difficult, but a valuable technique for tracking progress in such levels was promptly developed: using [[CCDesign]], place a conspicuous tile at the point Chip enters one area, such as an [[exit]] or [[gravel]], and use the infinite undo/redo functions at will such that the order of changes to the level (within the editor ''only'') matches the desired order of entrance to each station. | Given the large number of stages with [[item]]s and tasks to collect, mapping out a route can be difficult, but a valuable technique for tracking progress in such levels was promptly developed: using [[CCDesign]], place a conspicuous tile at the point Chip enters one area, such as an [[exit]] or [[gravel]], and use the infinite undo/redo functions at will such that the order of changes to the level (within the editor ''only'') matches the desired order of entrance to each station. | ||
The level can then be undone and redone indefinitely to read ''any'' part of the intended route out of the editor, as long as the changes are not saved; this strategy, entitled | The level can then be undone and redone indefinitely to read ''any'' part of the intended route out of the editor, as long as the changes are not saved; this strategy, entitled ''ghosting'', can be used for '''all''' levels with complex task ordering, not simply itemswappers. For changes to levels such as [[Toggle Bust]], the player can duplicate the levelset and make such alterations for the singular purpose of reading them; such levelset is never meant to be played. | ||
Ultimately, the map of Tool Box will, though it uses only the CC tileset, function similarly to this ordered map of the 37 different stations including the central chip: | Ultimately, the map of Tool Box will, though it uses only the CC tileset, function similarly to this ordered map of the 37 different stations including the central chip: | ||
[[File: | == Solution Map == | ||
[[File:Cclp3 full map level 29.png|512px]] | |||
== Walkthrough == | == Walkthrough == | ||
Latest revision as of 05:24, 30 April 2020
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| Level set | Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3 |
|---|---|
| Level number | 29 |
| Designer | J.B. Lewis |
| Password | LVNT |
| Hint | The green key comes last. |
| Chips | 40 required / 40 available |
| Time limit | 400 |
| MS (Scores) | |
| Bold time | 285 |
| Public time | 285 |
| Casual difficulty | ***** |
| Bold execution difficulty |
***** |
| Bold routing difficulty |
***** |
| Bold luck difficulty |
***** |
| Lynx (Scores) | |
| Bold time | 280 |
| Public time | 280 |
| Casual difficulty | ***** |
| Bold execution difficulty |
***** |
| Bold routing difficulty |
***** |
| Bold luck difficulty |
***** |
Tool Box is the 29th level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3. It was created by J.B. Lewis, and is the first obvious itemswapper level in CCLP3. Rather uncommonly, it uses several buttons as stages, and like Which One Next?, there are some wrong ways to solve the level where Chip fails to trade for the same item and a chip.
Given the large number of stages with items and tasks to collect, mapping out a route can be difficult, but a valuable technique for tracking progress in such levels was promptly developed: using CCDesign, place a conspicuous tile at the point Chip enters one area, such as an exit or gravel, and use the infinite undo/redo functions at will such that the order of changes to the level (within the editor only) matches the desired order of entrance to each station.
The level can then be undone and redone indefinitely to read any part of the intended route out of the editor, as long as the changes are not saved; this strategy, entitled ghosting, can be used for all levels with complex task ordering, not simply itemswappers. For changes to levels such as Toggle Bust, the player can duplicate the levelset and make such alterations for the singular purpose of reading them; such levelset is never meant to be played.
Ultimately, the map of Tool Box will, though it uses only the CC tileset, function similarly to this ordered map of the 37 different stations including the central chip:
Solution Map[edit]
Walkthrough[edit]
| Previous Level | Current Level | Next Level |
|---|---|---|
| ← Pac Man | Tool Box | Problem Solver → |
- Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3 Levels
- Levels designed by J.B. Lewis
- Levels with casual difficulty 3 (MS)
- Levels with bold execution difficulty 1 (MS)
- Levels with bold routing difficulty 4 (MS)
- Levels with casual difficulty 3 (Lynx)
- Levels with bold execution difficulty 1 (Lynx)
- Levels with bold routing difficulty 4 (Lynx)