So you could enter thing you weren't supposed to. This trick could be used to climb onto most things.Īnother thing with this, probably much funnier was, when this border was horizontal, you could actually clip through it. So pretty much nothing was out of bounds, when for instance someone had made an obby and they build it with something like that you could skip huge portions. For example if I take two parts and put them on top of each other, the line where they meet (can't think of a better way to describe it), well you could walk on that line.
It wasn't the most robust engine so it could be exploited easily. Probably my fondest memories were with the physics engine. Back then you only had plastic, now we have 20 I believe. I remember when the first game got 1 million visits, I can't remember which one it was, I think it was ultimate paintball.Ī ton of stuff wasn't there (in the studio), such as materials, for example. Pretty much nobody knew how to code so most games were free model games, there were a few good ones like ultimate paintball, sword fight on the heights and heli wars. The lighting was quite pretty actually, the sun casted shadows on everything. Nowadays these bevels have been removed and the studs are square-ish. The game was actually quite different back then, graphic wise: Every single brick had bevels around it and the studs were round.
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