Post by Jatsu on Mar 21, 2014 19:33:45 GMT 1
Browser link:
aboutmybrowser.com/SJ8VqNCK
Example image:
Example game: (you know, for science)
kogama.com.br/games/profile/788741/
Steps to reproduce:
1. Spawn a moving platform
2. Enable grid snap
3. Move both red path points into the same spot
~~~ It will usually rotate the moving platform on you, but this is ok, only your client sees this and you can refresh to straighten it out ~~~
4. [IMPORTANT] Clone the moving platform
5. Enter play mode and jump on the cloned version
-> You should zoom off to the end of the platform at a huge speed.
Results:
aboutmybrowser.com/SJ8VqNCK
Example image:
Example game: (you know, for science)
kogama.com.br/games/profile/788741/
Steps to reproduce:
1. Spawn a moving platform
2. Enable grid snap
3. Move both red path points into the same spot
~~~ It will usually rotate the moving platform on you, but this is ok, only your client sees this and you can refresh to straighten it out ~~~
4. [IMPORTANT] Clone the moving platform
5. Enter play mode and jump on the cloned version
-> You should zoom off to the end of the platform at a huge speed.
Results:
- You can use this to create long accelerating platforms, which are incredibly fun to ride on.
- If you edit the model into a slant, it acts like a launcher when you run onto it.
- Hovercars are only effected by the glitched platform if their model is flat! This means, it can ride up a slanted glitched platform and not be pushed back.
- You can change the direction of the acceleration depending on how you connect the path points. It's a tedious way, and you can't use grid snap. You have to connect the two path points in a new direction, for example connecting the 2nd path point to the 1st from one direction isn't the same as connecting it from the opposite direction.
