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I suppose the trick is to have it at 1 fps for the jumps only, then have it go back to normal.

You'd need a toggle button of some sort. I would like to just try it for the fun of it just to see if he'd really jump that high.

I remember someone on Betilla's Gardens once saying that building a Rayman Designer map using only the in-game tile editor (rather than the Mapper) is like trying to build a skyscraper with Lego blocks. Tehrunescape pointed out that it was not impossible though – I think that applies here also!

Also, wasn't that what the TURBO button on ancient PCs was for?

The Mapper was really fun to use. I took me, however, months to discover the event editor, which means I could only play static maps before that.

Hunchman801 wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 3:21 pm The Mapper was really fun to use. I took me, however, months to discover the event editor, which means I could only play static maps before that.

Yep, me too. The whole editing system was really unintuitive. Of course, the answer was to RTFM, but they could have made it a bit clearer in the game and Mapper too.

I believe I found out by accidentally pressing whatever key triggered the event editor (E?).

E indeed. Wow, accidentally? It must have taken more trial and error to figure out how to place stuff, and link it.

There's only 26 letters to try so it wasn't so hard.

But then W exits the map and destroys all the links, doesn't it?

Well I don't remember, but it must indeed have taken some trial and error then.

Maybe it's Z on an AZERTY…

I wouldn't know, I'm lucky I actually remembered the E.

You're making me wanna make levels again, even though I haven't the time.

I made one level I was very proud of, though I fear it's lost forever now.

Oh no! You never uploaded any?

Never, I must have created it way before I even had internet access.

As in, the nineties?

PluMGMK wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 5:24 pm As in, the nineties?

The nineties was a great time.
So it seems ^ has gotten the Pepper Ann rank now.

All I know is that the Good Friday Agreement was ratified in 1998, when I was two…

Shows my age even more that I lived the early 90s.