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Platform Rooms

Platform Rooms are short platfroming challenges where the player must find the correct platforms to jump to. The challenge comes from the myriad of fake and invisible platforms intended to mess with the player.


Color Platforms

Color platforms come in sets of two, with the first set consisting of primary colors and the second set secondary colors. Only one platform in each set can be stood on. The corporeal platform in the first set is based on the order of the colors from left to right:

  • Red, Blue, Yellow: red
  • Blue, Yellow, Red: yellow
  • Yellow, Red, Blue: blue

The correct platform for the second set is the combination of the colors of the two incorrect platforms from the first set.


Moving Platforms

Moving platforms can only be stood on while they're moving a certain direction. This direction is based on the correct platform from the first set of color platforms.

  • Red: towards the right
  • Blue: towards the left
  • Yellow: towards the right

Timer Platforms

Timer platforms are white platforms that span the width of the room and disappear a certain amount of time after the player first touches them. There are two in each room. The amount of time each one takes to disappear depends on the order of the first set of color platforms.

  • Red, Blue, Yellow: the first platform takes 6 seconds, and the second takes 2 seconds
  • Blue, Yellow, Red: the first platform takes 5 seconds, and the second takes 4 seconds
  • Yellow, Red, Blue: the first platform takes 6 seconds, and the second takes 4 seconds

Invisible Platforms

An invisible platform is present if there appears to be large gap between platforms that can't be crossed with a jump. The location of this platform is based on the location of the corporeal color platform from the first set. If the color platform was in the middle of the room, then the invisible platform is also in the middle. Otherwise, it is on the opposite side of the room.


Code Platforms

Code platforms are long gray platforms that appear at the end of platform rooms. They are identical in every way, but only one can be stood on. The correct platform can be determined by subtracting the duration of the second timer platform from the first. The result is equal to the number of platforms away from the wall the correct platform is. Count in the direction that the moving platform moves while corporeal.