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== In [[Return to Wonderland]] == | == In [[Return to Wonderland]] == | ||
In Return to Wonderland, laser gates are made up of three spinning lasers. The laser gates can only be opened by square, round, or timer buttons. Square buttons permanently open the gate (unless a round or timer button is pressed afterwords), 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 Return to Wonderland, laser gates are made up of three spinning lasers. The laser gates can only be opened by square, round, or timer buttons. Square buttons permanently open the gate (unless a round or timer button is pressed afterwords), 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. If a movable object or a Stinker lands on an open (laser or key) gate by bouncing on a [[trampoline]] then the object will automatically break or the stinker will automatically die. | ||
'''Glitches:''' | '''Glitches:''' | ||
*If a round button is pressed while a timer button of the same colour has not ended its timer, then by the time the timer button has ended then the gate will have acted like a square button has been pressed. | *If a round button is pressed while a timer button of the same colour has not ended its timer, then by the time the timer button has ended then the gate will have acted like a square button has been pressed. | ||
== In [[Wonderland Adventures]] == | == In [[Wonderland Adventures]] == | ||