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• Lesson level
  ...t levels of [[Chip's Challenge 1]], entitled ''Lesson 1'' through ''Lesson 8'' * The first nine levels of [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]], though not labelled in numeric order
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• Eric Schmidt
  ...Hoola. His far more recent level set, EricS2, is much shorter with only 30 levels and does not have a storyline. [[Tile World 2]] is currently maintained by Eric.
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• Tyler Sontag
  == [[:Category:Levels designed by Tyler Sontag|Levels in official packs]] == ...vels on sets.bitbusters.club]</ref> Albeit heavily flawed with many of the levels being unsolvable, this set is [http://davidstolp.com/old/chips/overall.php?
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• Josh Lee
  '''Josh Lee''', also known by his CC alias '''Flareon350''', is a well known [[Chipsters|Chipster]] who i ==[[:Category:Levels designed by Josh Lee|Levels in official packs]]==
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• Chip's Challenge
  | This page is specifically about the '''original set of levels''' that shipped with Chip's Challenge. For the game itself, see [[MSCC]] ( |num levels = 149
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• Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1
  |num levels = 149 ...ack 3|CCLP3]]. The confusing name is a reference to the fact that CCLP1 is designed specifically for beginners to learn and experience the basics of the game b
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• User talk:Octavarium64
  ...that it's two different numbers, even if they are mostly the same for all levels. They don't have to be related to each other at all. ...uch that only the entire frame (excluding the green background) is shown. (By frame, I mean the thin gray thingy around the level and also around the inf
  24 KB (4,049 words) - 17:26, 22 May 2019
• Busted level
  ...whole or part, that are solvable in a way different from how the level is designed to operate. Busts are usually accidents on the part of the level designer a ...efers to the part of the level which does not work properly, or the method by which the level is broken, such as an [[ice]] space next to a [[force floor
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