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Under the seventh tab are special components that includes pads, rings, portals, collectibles, text and various animated components (these are mentioned on other sections of this page).

Pads and rings influence the direction of travel. Making contact with a pad will automatically execute its effect, while a ring requires a click/tap while a player is in range. They may be positioned so that they redirect the icon into a hazard, needing to be avoided in such instances.

Pads and rings also emit identically coloured pixel effects to themselves (with the exception of yellow rings, which emit white particles). They also cause an expanding circle effect when used which is also the same colour.

Pads

Type Pad Introduced Description
Yellow File:YellowPad.png Back On Track, Viking Arena, Beast Mode Launches the icon a medium height, for each form, approximately:
  • Cube: 4.5 units
  • Ship: 2.25 units
  • Ball: 2.75 units
  • UFO: 2 unit
  • Wave: 0 units
  • Robot: 5 units
Cyan File:CyanPad.png xStep, Round 1 Inverts the icon's gravity
Magenta File:MagentaPad.png Theory of Everything, Monster Dance Off Launches the icon a small height, for each form, approximately:
  • Cube: 2.3 units
  • Ship: # units
  • Ball: # units
  • UFO: # unit
  • Wave: 0 units
  • Robot: # units
Red File:RedPad.png Fingerdash (unreleased) Launches the icon a large height

Rings

Type Ring Introduced Description
Yellow File:YellowRing.png Polargeist, Airborne Robots, Machina Launches the icon a height similar to that of a regular cube jump
Cyan File:CyanRing.png xStep, Round 1 Inverts the icon's gravity and abruptly forces it upwards
Magenta File:MagentaRing.png Theory of Everything Launches the icon a small height
Green File:GreenRing.png Deadlocked Launches the icon in the direction of gravity before revolving towards the inverse direction.
Red File:RedRing.png Fingerdash (unreleased) Launches the icon a large height
Black File:BlackRing.png Fingerdash (unreleased) Forces the icon in the direction of gravity
Green Arrow File:GreenArrow.png Fingerdash (unreleased) Suspends the icon in horizontal motion
Magenta Arrow File:MagentaArrow.png Fingerdash (unreleased) Suspends the icon in horizontal motion and exits with gravity inverted
Custom Update 2.1 (unreleased) Whatever the creator desires

Trivia

  • Prior to their formal introduction, the yellow pad is encountered in The Seven Seas, the cyan pad in Back On Track and Polargeist, the magenta pad in Can't Let Go, and the magenta ring in Time Machine, as part of collecting secret coins.
  • The magenta pad, despite launching the icon a smaller height, is of a larger size than the yellow pad.
  • The green ring is the only ring to not have a pad equivalent.
  • Arrows can be rotated to send the icon in an angled direction, the rotation limit being ±70°.
  • The arrow orbs can be held on to indefinitely, propelling the player for as long as it is held.
  • Making contact with yellow and magenta pads and rings with the wave will trigger their animation despite the wave not interacting.
  • Hitting a green ring using the wave will invert its gravity but will not obscure its diagonal travel.