Post by secret on Jul 3, 2010 4:31:01 GMT
Physics Zones
Category: Zone Function
Button Appearance: (Physics) Zone, Non-(Physics) Zone
Appearance: Zones of various colors have a darker outline on the outermost line of pixels. (Color-zones visible only in the corresponding Physic BGs)
1. Physics Zones work as boxes that you can draw across the playing field. They are translucently colored, though elements appear in front of them.
2. The border of the zone (the outermost line of pixels) is a darker shade of the zone color.
3. When multiple Zones of the same type come into contact, they meld into one zone, as shown by the Zone Border.
4. Zones can be erased with the special tool/function Zone Clear (see below).
5. Physics Zones can overlap, allowing for multiple modifications in the same area.
6a. Zone View acts like the Background function: It is abbreviated ZoneView and is a scroll through list as well. (See Below)
6b. Depending on the setting, different zones are visible. It will cycle through all zones currently on the playing field, as well as the setting "Off".
6c. The setting "All" is available when there are two or more zones, and will display all zones present.
7. Zone: Force is also available whenever Force Zones (see below) are on the field. This reveals all Force Zones instead.
Notes: When a zone is not visible, it will still function.
The selected Zone is the one that will be laid down, also using a scroll feature.
EXAMPLE/APPLICATIONS:
With Physics Zones Non-Pressure and Non-Combust on, the possibilities for the list would be Zone: Non-Pressure, Zone: Non-Combust, Zone: All, Zone: Off, and Zone: Force (If force Zones are Active)
With Physics zones, the general rule of PG Physics are overridden or altered, but only within the zone. This allows for many complex functions only allowed within the Zones.
Most zones are on a pixel scale, though some Zones (Like Non-Pressure) need to be in 1/10 pixels
There are two types of Physics Zones: Physics Zones and Non-Physics Zones. Physic zones apply the physics inside the zone; Non-Physic Zones cancel out the physics.
There is a counterpart Non-Physic Zone for every Physic Zone, and vice versa
Counterparts nullify each other, and will not act when overlapped by its counterpart.
EXAMPLE:
The Physics Zone Non-Pressure stops any flammable item from combusting, exploding, or bursting into flame. But there is no pressure Physics Zone, as this Physics is applied in regular space.
Examples of Physics Zones:
Non-Pressure
>>> Applied in 1/10 pixels (According to listo, this is the basic unit of Air pressure in PG)
>>> Prevents any pressure, Wind, or Air from being created in the zone, or any from entering the Zone. (Have no effect on surrounding Pressure/Wind fields)
Non-Gravity
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents any elements from being affected by gravity or wind/pressure, and will stay in place. May cause buildup at edges.
Non-Combust
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents any Flame from being created, and prevents any explosive from being set off. Nullifies Nitro's sensitivity.
Non-Magnetism
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents any magnetic fields/flux from existing within the field.
Non-React
>>>Applied in pixels
>>>Nullifies all reactions within the field except gravity and Clone cloning.
Stop
>>>Applied in pixels
>>>Stops time, sort of like a regional STOP area.
Combustion
>>>Applied in pixels
>>>Ignites any flammable elements or explosive within the field.
Poison
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents fighters or players from entering, as they will be instantly killed.
Gravitational
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>> Pulls any elements, with the exception of stationary solids, that is in the field towards the center. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a gravity trap. Will not set off Nitro by force.
Anti gravitational
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>> Push any elements, with the exception of stationary solids, that is in the field away from the center. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a force field. Will not set off Nitro by force. Will not push elements outside of the field.
Speed
>>>Applied in pixels
>>> Controll the time flow within the area. Sort of like a regional speed control. You can change the time flow of speed zones.
Magnetic
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Pulls any Magnetic things towards the center of the field, with the exception of stationary solids. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a magnetic trap
Anti Magnetic
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Pushes any Magnetic things towards the outside of the field, with the exception of stationary solids. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a magnetic force field.
Thermal
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>>Provide a constant temperature within the field, sort of like an incubator. You can change the temperature of thermal zones. If the temperature is high enough, flammable and/or explosive elements will ignite when enter or within the field.
(Perfect) vacuum
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>>Energy elements move at twice the original speed. Cancels the effects of fields and other Physics Zones within it. Combustion of any type cannot take place
Uses: Make stable pixel arts, physics defying experiments etc.
(Arrow) Force Zones
Category: Zone Function
Button Appearance: (Directional arrow) Force Zone
Appearance: Gray Zones have a darker outline on the outermost line of pixels. An "Arrow" watermark in the Border Color shows the direction of the force it applies.
1. Force zones are a special type of Physics Zones. It works as boxes that you can draw across the playing field. They are translucently colored, though elements appear in front of them and they have an arrow watermark across them (the same shade as the border) to note which direction they apply force in. They are applied in pixels
2. The border of the zone (the outermost line of pixels) is a darker shade of the zone color.
3. When multiple Force Zones of the same type come into contact, they meld into one zone, as shown by the Zone Border.
4. Zones can be erased with the special tool Zone Clear (see below).
5. When multiple Force Zones with different directions are ovalapped, the resultant direction of the force is determind by the vector addition rules
6. Zone View acts like the Background function: It is abbreviated Zone and is a scroll through list as well. (See Above)
7. Depending on the setting, different zones are visible. It will cycle through all zones currently on the playing field, as well as the setting "Off".
One of these settings is Zone: Force, showing all force zones.
8. Force Zones move all elements (except solids) that are within them to the direction as shown by the watermarked arrow pattern.
9. The selected Zone is the one that will be laid down, also using a scroll feature. They are written (Arrow) Force.
10. Elements are not subject to gravity in the field, and cannot fight the field unless with the drag tool.
11. Elements do move in the field at different speeds: Heavier elements move slower.
12a. Momentum is not gained in the field. They are moved while in the field, but this force is cancelled by an reaction force outside the field.
12b. The movement will not set off Nitro or turn stone to powder.
12c.Players within the field are also subject to the field's arrow force, as are fighters and objects.
13. Force Zones are operational even when they cannot be seen.
Force Fields can be applied in the following directions:
Up
Down
Left
Right
Up-Left Diagonal
Up-Right Diagonal
Down-Right Diagonal
Down-Left Diagonal
(For other directions, overlap differrent types of Force zones together as shown on 5.)
EXAMPLE:
If a Up Forcefield were in place, elements could be sat on it and stay in place, or be rushed up through the bottom
Conveyor Belts and One Way "Doors" are the primary possibilities with this tool, though many others exist
Zone Erase
Category: Tool
Button: Zone Clear
Works exactly like the "Clear" Tool, except erases Zones instead of Elements. Can only erase Zones you can see.
Zone View
Category: Function
Button: ZoneView: (Function), ZoneView: Force
Works similar to the BG
Setting. Selects shown zones. Zone:Off is the default. Zone: (Physics) Appears when there are Physics Zones visible, and Zone:All appears when there 2 or more of them
Zone: Force is also a possibility when Force Zones have been laid out.
Category: Zone Function
Button Appearance: (Physics) Zone, Non-(Physics) Zone
Appearance: Zones of various colors have a darker outline on the outermost line of pixels. (Color-zones visible only in the corresponding Physic BGs)
1. Physics Zones work as boxes that you can draw across the playing field. They are translucently colored, though elements appear in front of them.
2. The border of the zone (the outermost line of pixels) is a darker shade of the zone color.
3. When multiple Zones of the same type come into contact, they meld into one zone, as shown by the Zone Border.
4. Zones can be erased with the special tool/function Zone Clear (see below).
5. Physics Zones can overlap, allowing for multiple modifications in the same area.
6a. Zone View acts like the Background function: It is abbreviated ZoneView and is a scroll through list as well. (See Below)
6b. Depending on the setting, different zones are visible. It will cycle through all zones currently on the playing field, as well as the setting "Off".
6c. The setting "All" is available when there are two or more zones, and will display all zones present.
7. Zone: Force is also available whenever Force Zones (see below) are on the field. This reveals all Force Zones instead.
Notes: When a zone is not visible, it will still function.
The selected Zone is the one that will be laid down, also using a scroll feature.
EXAMPLE/APPLICATIONS:
With Physics Zones Non-Pressure and Non-Combust on, the possibilities for the list would be Zone: Non-Pressure, Zone: Non-Combust, Zone: All, Zone: Off, and Zone: Force (If force Zones are Active)
With Physics zones, the general rule of PG Physics are overridden or altered, but only within the zone. This allows for many complex functions only allowed within the Zones.
Most zones are on a pixel scale, though some Zones (Like Non-Pressure) need to be in 1/10 pixels
There are two types of Physics Zones: Physics Zones and Non-Physics Zones. Physic zones apply the physics inside the zone; Non-Physic Zones cancel out the physics.
There is a counterpart Non-Physic Zone for every Physic Zone, and vice versa
Counterparts nullify each other, and will not act when overlapped by its counterpart.
EXAMPLE:
The Physics Zone Non-Pressure stops any flammable item from combusting, exploding, or bursting into flame. But there is no pressure Physics Zone, as this Physics is applied in regular space.
Examples of Physics Zones:
Non-Pressure
>>> Applied in 1/10 pixels (According to listo, this is the basic unit of Air pressure in PG)
>>> Prevents any pressure, Wind, or Air from being created in the zone, or any from entering the Zone. (Have no effect on surrounding Pressure/Wind fields)
Non-Gravity
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents any elements from being affected by gravity or wind/pressure, and will stay in place. May cause buildup at edges.
Non-Combust
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents any Flame from being created, and prevents any explosive from being set off. Nullifies Nitro's sensitivity.
Non-Magnetism
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents any magnetic fields/flux from existing within the field.
Non-React
>>>Applied in pixels
>>>Nullifies all reactions within the field except gravity and Clone cloning.
Stop
>>>Applied in pixels
>>>Stops time, sort of like a regional STOP area.
Combustion
>>>Applied in pixels
>>>Ignites any flammable elements or explosive within the field.
Poison
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Prevents fighters or players from entering, as they will be instantly killed.
Gravitational
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>> Pulls any elements, with the exception of stationary solids, that is in the field towards the center. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a gravity trap. Will not set off Nitro by force.
Anti gravitational
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>> Push any elements, with the exception of stationary solids, that is in the field away from the center. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a force field. Will not set off Nitro by force. Will not push elements outside of the field.
Speed
>>>Applied in pixels
>>> Controll the time flow within the area. Sort of like a regional speed control. You can change the time flow of speed zones.
Magnetic
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Pulls any Magnetic things towards the center of the field, with the exception of stationary solids. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a magnetic trap
Anti Magnetic
>>> Applied in Pixels
>>> Pushes any Magnetic things towards the outside of the field, with the exception of stationary solids. Must be in field to be acted upon by the field. Sort of like a magnetic force field.
Thermal
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>>Provide a constant temperature within the field, sort of like an incubator. You can change the temperature of thermal zones. If the temperature is high enough, flammable and/or explosive elements will ignite when enter or within the field.
(Perfect) vacuum
>>>Applied in Pixels
>>>Energy elements move at twice the original speed. Cancels the effects of fields and other Physics Zones within it. Combustion of any type cannot take place
Uses: Make stable pixel arts, physics defying experiments etc.
(Arrow) Force Zones
Category: Zone Function
Button Appearance: (Directional arrow) Force Zone
Appearance: Gray Zones have a darker outline on the outermost line of pixels. An "Arrow" watermark in the Border Color shows the direction of the force it applies.
1. Force zones are a special type of Physics Zones. It works as boxes that you can draw across the playing field. They are translucently colored, though elements appear in front of them and they have an arrow watermark across them (the same shade as the border) to note which direction they apply force in. They are applied in pixels
2. The border of the zone (the outermost line of pixels) is a darker shade of the zone color.
3. When multiple Force Zones of the same type come into contact, they meld into one zone, as shown by the Zone Border.
4. Zones can be erased with the special tool Zone Clear (see below).
5. When multiple Force Zones with different directions are ovalapped, the resultant direction of the force is determind by the vector addition rules
6. Zone View acts like the Background function: It is abbreviated Zone and is a scroll through list as well. (See Above)
7. Depending on the setting, different zones are visible. It will cycle through all zones currently on the playing field, as well as the setting "Off".
One of these settings is Zone: Force, showing all force zones.
8. Force Zones move all elements (except solids) that are within them to the direction as shown by the watermarked arrow pattern.
9. The selected Zone is the one that will be laid down, also using a scroll feature. They are written (Arrow) Force.
10. Elements are not subject to gravity in the field, and cannot fight the field unless with the drag tool.
11. Elements do move in the field at different speeds: Heavier elements move slower.
12a. Momentum is not gained in the field. They are moved while in the field, but this force is cancelled by an reaction force outside the field.
12b. The movement will not set off Nitro or turn stone to powder.
12c.Players within the field are also subject to the field's arrow force, as are fighters and objects.
13. Force Zones are operational even when they cannot be seen.
Force Fields can be applied in the following directions:
Up
Down
Left
Right
Up-Left Diagonal
Up-Right Diagonal
Down-Right Diagonal
Down-Left Diagonal
(For other directions, overlap differrent types of Force zones together as shown on 5.)
EXAMPLE:
If a Up Forcefield were in place, elements could be sat on it and stay in place, or be rushed up through the bottom
Conveyor Belts and One Way "Doors" are the primary possibilities with this tool, though many others exist
Zone Erase
Category: Tool
Button: Zone Clear
Works exactly like the "Clear" Tool, except erases Zones instead of Elements. Can only erase Zones you can see.
Zone View
Category: Function
Button: ZoneView: (Function), ZoneView: Force
Works similar to the BG
Setting. Selects shown zones. Zone:Off is the default. Zone: (Physics) Appears when there are Physics Zones visible, and Zone:All appears when there 2 or more of them
Zone: Force is also a possibility when Force Zones have been laid out.
