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*Due to the sheer number of objects and triggers in the level, the level will cause the game to crash instantly on most devices. On Windows, playing the level requires a patch that allows the application to access 4GB of virtual memory.<ref>https://youtu.be/xu1wRfUHtKg</ref> | *Due to the sheer number of objects and triggers in the level, the level will cause the game to crash instantly on most devices. On Windows, playing the level requires a patch that allows the application to access 4GB of virtual memory.<ref>https://youtu.be/xu1wRfUHtKg</ref> | ||
*The low-detail mode version of this level stylises it after 1.6-1.8 levels. | *The low-detail mode version of this level stylises it after 1.6-1.8 levels. | ||
*The beginning cube, wave, and ship parts use replica gamemodes using collision blocks and move triggers. | |||
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Revision as of 09:41, 12 October 2023
Template:Infobox Level WHAT is a 2.1 unrated solo level created and published by Spu7Nix and verified by AeonAir. The level is a spiritual sequel/successor to HOW, featuring much more elaborate 3D effects produced with external programming.
Gameplay
0~10%: The level starts out as a cube. This part is very unsightreadable since there are many three-dimenstional platforms and objects everywhere, and players may not know what platforms to jump on. Some memory may be required in this part.
10~29%: Here, the level switches to third-person perspective. Players are now a wave similar to the one in HOW, except this time it is tunnel-like. The gamemode switches to a wave, and players must maneuver between cubes of different colors.
WIP
Trivia
- Due to the sheer number of objects and triggers in the level, the level will cause the game to crash instantly on most devices. On Windows, playing the level requires a patch that allows the application to access 4GB of virtual memory.[1]
- The low-detail mode version of this level stylises it after 1.6-1.8 levels.
- The beginning cube, wave, and ship parts use replica gamemodes using collision blocks and move triggers.