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A '''thin wall''', also known as a '''panel''' or '''partial wall''', is a type of wall that blocks [[Chip]] or any other moving object from one side, or two in the case of the southeast. The difference between a thin wall and a regular [[wall]] is that [[object]]s can enter it from any non-blocked direction. | A '''thin wall''', also known as a '''panel''' or '''partial wall''', is a type of wall that blocks [[Chip]] or any other moving object from one side, or two in the case of the southeast. The difference between a thin wall and a regular [[wall]] is that [[object]]s can enter it from any non-blocked direction. | ||