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[[File:Wallheights.PNG|thumb|right|Walls with different heights: 1.0 (lowest), 1.5, and 2.0 (highest)]] | [[File:Wallheights.PNG|thumb|right|Walls with different heights: 1.0 (lowest), 1.5, and 2.0 (highest)]] | ||
[[File:Walls.jpg|200px|thumb|right|]] | [[File:Walls.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Walls, using the 'Aztec' texture.]] | ||
A '''wall''' is a | A '''wall''' is a basic tile found in all [[Wonderland (series)|Wonderland]] games. It obstructs everything that tries to get past it. | ||
== Heights == | == Heights == | ||
Walls can come in various heights. The height of a wall doesn't affect the gameplay but can be used to make a level look better. | Walls can come in various heights. The height of a wall doesn't affect the gameplay but can be used to make a level look better. | ||
A height of a wall is determined by a number. (e.g. A 2.0 wall is twice as high as a 1.0 wall) | A height of a wall is determined by a number. (e.g. A 2.0 wall is twice as high as a 1.0 wall) | ||
In [[Wonderland|The Original Wonderland]], there is only one height of a wall, the 1.0 wall. In [[Return To Wonderland]] and [[Wonderland Secret Worlds]], there are 2 more heights: 1.5 and 2.0 walls. In the [[Wonderland Adventures]] | In [[Wonderland (game)|The Original Wonderland]] and [[Return to Wonderland Classic]], there is only one height of a wall, the 1.0 wall. In [[Return To Wonderland Deluxe]] and [[Wonderland Secret Worlds]], there are 2 more heights: 1.5 and 2.0 walls. In the [[Wonderland Adventures Trilogy]], Walls have very customizable heights. In the editor, you can define wall heights from 0.0 to 5.0, increasing them and decreasing them by 0.1. You can even use negative values to -5.0, which will create a pit instead of a wall. | ||
== Fake Wall == | == Fake Wall == | ||
A fake wall is a tile which has the appearance of a wall, but is actually a normal floor tile. Fake walls usually have a slightly different appearance from normal walls, e.g. lighter, darker, more contrast, or have a decoration or doorway drawn on them. In addition to their official name, ''fake walls'', they are also known as | A fake wall is a tile which has the appearance of a wall, but is actually a normal floor tile. Fake walls usually have a slightly different appearance from normal walls, e.g. lighter, darker, more contrast, or have a decoration or doorway drawn on them. In addition to their official name, ''fake walls'', they are also known as false walls.<ref>[http://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=73709#73709 Wonderland Community Board]</ref> | ||
Mazes that consist entirely of fake walls are generally disliked by the community.<ref>[http://pcpuzzle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7170 Wonderland Community Board] (entire thread)</ref> | |||
== "X" Floor == | == "X" Floor == | ||
This is the opposite of a fake wall. It will appear to be a floor, but will act like a wall, not allowing anything to go on the tile. | This is the opposite of a fake wall. It will appear to be a floor, but will act like a wall, not allowing anything to go on the tile. | ||
== References == | |||
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[[Category:Tiles]] | [[Category:Tiles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:07, 12 July 2011
A wall is a basic tile found in all Wonderland games. It obstructs everything that tries to get past it.
Heights
Walls can come in various heights. The height of a wall doesn't affect the gameplay but can be used to make a level look better. A height of a wall is determined by a number. (e.g. A 2.0 wall is twice as high as a 1.0 wall) In The Original Wonderland and Return to Wonderland Classic, there is only one height of a wall, the 1.0 wall. In Return To Wonderland Deluxe and Wonderland Secret Worlds, there are 2 more heights: 1.5 and 2.0 walls. In the Wonderland Adventures Trilogy, Walls have very customizable heights. In the editor, you can define wall heights from 0.0 to 5.0, increasing them and decreasing them by 0.1. You can even use negative values to -5.0, which will create a pit instead of a wall.
Fake Wall
A fake wall is a tile which has the appearance of a wall, but is actually a normal floor tile. Fake walls usually have a slightly different appearance from normal walls, e.g. lighter, darker, more contrast, or have a decoration or doorway drawn on them. In addition to their official name, fake walls, they are also known as false walls.[1]
Mazes that consist entirely of fake walls are generally disliked by the community.[2]
"X" Floor
This is the opposite of a fake wall. It will appear to be a floor, but will act like a wall, not allowing anything to go on the tile.
References
- ↑ Wonderland Community Board
- ↑ Wonderland Community Board (entire thread)