Hi,
I think if there's a speed pill,
there should be an Anti Speed Pill, too.
Because sometimes it is very difficult if you
play a level with mines or other exploding stuff.
Maybe it could be in version 3.2.0?
Using CE Actions (which will be avalible in 3.2.0) you will be able to make your own Anti-Speed pill with Custom Elements. This is also already possible with the pre-releases of 3.2.0, but I suggest you wait for the final 3.2.0.
Hmmm... there are CE actions in 3.1.2? Oh, maybe there is... well, see if you have a "Set player speed" action, using that you can make an anti-speed pill.
Some things, like this, can be done with CE's but does that mean that everything that can be created with CE's cannot be added as an element to RnD anymore? I think that this would indeed be a good standard element in the game. Don't you think?
Martijn wrote:Some things, like this, can be done with CE's but does that mean that everything that can be created with CE's cannot be added as an element to RnD anymore? I think that this would indeed be a good standard element in the game. Don't you think?
I believe this has been discussed in a topic somewhere... and if I remember correctly Holger agrees.
But until it has been implemented as a normal element, it's possible to use the CE.
> I think if there's a speed pill,
> there should be an Anti Speed Pill, too.
Reasonable point! :-)
> Maybe it could be in version 3.2.0?
Probably not in 3.2.0 (although it would be really easy to add), but more likely in 3.2.1 or something like that. Else 3.2.0 will never be finished... ;-)
> Some things, like this, can be done with CE's but does that mean that
> everything that can be created with CE's cannot be added as an element
> to RnD anymore?
No, of course not!
> I think that this would indeed be a good standard element in the game.
I absolutely agree! There are quite some elements, and even more element options I can think of that would all be easy to do using CEs, but that would also be absolutely worth adding using standard elements!
> But until it has been implemented as a normal element, it's possible to
> use the CE.
Yep, right -- so you don't have to wait for lazy me implementing (and releasing) it... :-)
