Cannon – appears as a cannon which dispenses Badguys (can be placed anywhere, but best looking on ground, but cannon is unbreakable).Dropper – Badguys simply fall out of the Dispenser to the ground below (place above the ground, dropper is unbreakable).Dispenser Type – determines how Badguys are dispensed.If Random is checked, they come out of Dispenser in a random order Random – Badguys in Badguy list will be dispensed in the order they are listed if Random is unchecked.Cycle – number of seconds before next Badguy is dispensed (default is 5).Once placed, the Properties have a few settings you can use to configure the Dispenser as you wish. The Dispenser should be placed as needed depending on the Dispenser Type. The Dispenser is a useful tool for placing Badguys into a level. Read about each Badguy and then practice with them. If the Badguy gets to a drop off or cliff end, it will simply fall off. The Direction can be set to automatically start the Level as left or right.

When a Badguy bumps into a block, it will go the other direction. Set to “Auto” will make the Badguy move toward Tux when the level starts. With a Badguy selected, you can see the Properties include a Direction. Select your Badguy and then place it on an Interactive Layer where Tux can go as well. Select the Object Tool icon and select the Interactive Layer. Ghost Tree – no documentation exists on Badguy Spider Mite - no documentation exists on Badguyĭart Trap - no documentation exists on Badguy Kugelblitz - no documentation exists on BadguyĪngry Stone - no documentation exists on Badguy Totem - no documentation exists on Badguy Stumpy - no documentation exists on Badguy It is indestructible.ĭispenser – Portal from which specified Badguys are dispensed, see later in this article Ice Crusher - block of ice with eyes that precipitates if Tux passes underneath. Each Badguy has a link to specific information about it.Ĭursor – used to select objects already on the map I will name those objects which are not Badguys as well as the Badguys themselves. In the Level Editor, you can hover the mouse cursor over a Badguy to see their name. Looking at Figure 1, these are the Badguys. Try to be consistent in matching a level with the world and the Badguy with the level. Some Badguys are “living”, such as Snowball, while others are not, such as Stalactite.Įach Badguy has a feature which will lend itself to be used in a snow Level, jungle Level or other. Keep in mind that some Badguys can be killed by jumping on them, others are only affected by a snowball or fireball. When creating levels, you need to include some Badguys to make the level more challenging to Tux. NOTE: Detailed information for each type can be found at. In SuperTux, these are referred to as “The Badguys”. A game is not complete without opponents.

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