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The '''custom tiles''' consist of '''custom floor''' and '''custom walls'''. They were introduced in [[Chip's Challenge 2]] to be used for level decoration. They are similar as normal [[floor]] and [[wall]], but [[ghost]]s cannot pass over them, [[blob]]s cannot spread [[slime]] to custom floor, and [[yellow teleport]]s cannot be dropped on custom floor. Custom floor will not change to water by ice block-[[fire box]] interactions. Custom floors also cannot have [[wire]] or [[button]]s placed on them, which limits their use in most user-made levels. | The '''custom tiles''' consist of '''custom floor''' and '''custom walls'''. They were introduced in [[Chip's Challenge 2]] to be used for level decoration. They are similar as normal [[floor]] and [[wall]], but [[ghost]]s cannot pass over them, [[blob]]s cannot spread [[slime]] to custom floor, and [[yellow teleport]]s cannot be dropped on custom floor. Custom floor will not change to [[water]] by [[ice block]]-[[fire box]] interactions. Custom floors also cannot have [[wire]]s or [[button]]s placed on them, which limits their use in most user-made levels. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Floor]] | * [[Floor]] | ||
* [[Wall]] | * [[Wall]] | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 31 December 2020
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The custom tiles consist of custom floor and custom walls. They were introduced in Chip's Challenge 2 to be used for level decoration. They are similar as normal floor and wall, but ghosts cannot pass over them, blobs cannot spread slime to custom floor, and yellow teleports cannot be dropped on custom floor. Custom floor will not change to water by ice block-fire box interactions. Custom floors also cannot have wires or buttons placed on them, which limits their use in most user-made levels.