If you have only one tunnel, everything that goes in is lost. If
there is more than one tunnel, you figure out the exit this way:
Start at the upper-left corner and move right. When you end that row,
do the next in the same way, and so on. The first matching tunnel
that is not blocked and isn't your starting tunnel is the one. If
there are no open tunnels, the object stays there. If the way is
opened later on, the object will pass through.
there is more than one tunnel, you figure out the exit this way:
Start at the upper-left corner and move right. When you end that row,
do the next in the same way, and so on. The first matching tunnel
that is not blocked and isn't your starting tunnel is the one. If
there are no open tunnels, the object stays there. If the way is
opened later on, the object will pass through.
--- In Lasertank@y..., "MrDoomMaster" <mrdoommaster@h...> wrote:
> I remember someone explaining it to me before, but I didn't save
the email to look back on. Could you explain WHICH warp you are
directed to when having more than 2 of the same numbered warp?
Thanks~!
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