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{{otheruses4|the action of moving a [[block]] off an [[acting wall]]|the action of flicking a block using the mouse|Mouse Panel Glitch}} | {{otheruses4|the action of moving a [[block]] off an [[acting wall]]|the action of flicking a block using the mouse|Mouse Panel Glitch}} | ||
A '''flick''' is a specialized technique in the [[MS ruleset]] of [[Chip's Challenge]], which allows [[Chip]] to move a [[block]] off an [[acting wall]]. In many cases, it is otherwise impossible to get a block to its destination. Prominent flick levels include [[Debug File]], [[Checkerboard II]], and [[Captured]], all of which depend on the flick for the purposes of completing the level. | A '''flick''' is a specialized technique in the [[MS ruleset]] of [[Chip's Challenge]], which allows [[Chip]] to move a [[block]] off an [[acting wall]]. In many cases, it is otherwise impossible to get a block to its destination. Prominent flick levels include [[Debug File]], [[Checkerboard II]], and [[Captured]], all of which depend on the flick for the purposes of completing the level. | ||
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and the block continues to slide across the [[ice]] until Chip can use it. Note that if the thin wall was facing west, the flick would not work from this direction, as there is no acting wall. | and the block continues to slide across the [[ice]] until Chip can use it. Note that if the thin wall was facing west, the flick would not work from this direction, as there is no acting wall. | ||
== In Chip's Challenge 2== | |||
Flicking appears in a more minor form in CC2, where entities can push blocks off of [[recessed wall]]s, [[railroad]]s with appropriate junctions, [[turtle]]s, and [[swivel door]]s but do not move onto the tile the block was previously occupying afterward. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||