Gate

Gates are obstacles that disappear when the player presses a button.

In Return to Wonderland

In Return to Wonderland, gates are made up of three spinning lasers. They can only be opened by square, round, or timer buttons. Square buttons permanently open the gate, but round ones keep the gate open only if there's something standing on them, and when said object leaves said round button, the gate closes again. Timer buttons, once pressed, keep the gate open for a few seconds.

In Wonderland Adventures

In Wonderland Adventures, gates are just differently-textured blocks that can disappear in a variety of ways, such as moving down, fading out, shrinking, etc. They can only be opened by square, round, timer, toggle, or toggle-once buttons. Square buttons permanently open the gate, but round ones keep the gate open only if there's something standing on them, and when said object leaves said round button, the gate closes again. Timer buttons, once pressed, keep the gate open for a few seconds. Toggle buttons are reusable buttons toggle the state of the gate (i.e. if the gate was closed, it opens, if the gate was open, it closes). Toggle-once buttons are toggle buttons that can be used only once.

Multicoloured Buttons

Buttons in Wonderland Adventures can be assigned up to four different colours at the same time. For example, if a toggle button is assigned orange, blue, and green, and all gates are open except for the green one, the button closes the orange gate and the blue gate and opens the green gate.

Colour Changers

Gates' colours can be changed while the adventure is playing. Colour-changing buttons exist of all five kinds (square, round, timer, toggle, and toggle-once) and work the same way: square buttons change the colour forever, round buttons change the colour only while something is pressing it, timer buttons change the colour for a few seconds, and toggle and toggle-once buttons alternate between the two colours.

SubColours

In Wonderland Adventures, gates' colours and buttons' colours can have one of five different SubColours (0-4). This allows placing two gates of the same colour without them being related in any way.

Priorities

Buttons have different priorities. When creating Custom Levels or Adventures, one should avoid placing buttons of two types for the same gate in the same level. A timer button for a gate, when deactivated, will close the corresponding gate even if a square button for said gate was already pressed.

In Wonderland Adventures:Mysteries of Fire Island

They work the same way as in Wonderland Adventures for the most part, but work like they did in TOW,WSW and RTW when they are in levels within the void in time.