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	'''Lava Factory''' is the second racecourse in the Extreme League in ''[[Rayman M]]''. It can be unlocked by winning all three racing levels of the Expert League in the Race mode. In ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' for GameCube and Xbox, the map is featured in cup 4 (Beginner League and Master League) and cup 8 (Pro League) and completing [[Pipe Maze]] is necessary to unlock it. In the PlayStation version, ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the level is a part of Zone 1 and becomes playable after winning [[Electric Tunnel]] in the Championship mode.		'''Lava Factory''' is the second racecourse in the Extreme League in ''[[Rayman M]]''. It can be unlocked by winning all three racing levels of the Expert League in the Race mode. In ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' for GameCube and Xbox, the map is featured in cup 4 (Beginner League and Master League) and cup 8 (Pro League) and completing [[Pipe Maze]] is necessary to unlock it. In the PlayStation version, ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the level is a part of Zone 1 and becomes playable after winning [[Electric Final\|Electric Tunnel]] in the Championship mode.

	As its name suggests, Lava Factory takes place in a volcanic land full of flowing lava and [[Robo-Pirate]] machinery.		As its name suggests, Lava Factory takes place in a volcanic land full of flowing lava and [[Robo-Pirate]] machinery.

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").		*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").
	A location very similar to Lava Factory can be seen in the intro cutscene of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]''.		*A location very similar to Lava Factory can be seen in the intro cutscene of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]''.
	*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.		*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.
	*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].		*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").		*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").
			A location very similar to Lava Factory can be seen in the intro cutscene of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]''.
	*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.		*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.
	*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].		*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].

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	'''Lava Factory''' is the second racecourse in the Extreme League in ''[[Rayman M]]''. It can be unlocked by winning all three racing levels of the Expert League in the Race mode. In ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' for GameCube and Xbox, the map is featured in cup 4 (Beginner League) and cup 8 (Pro League) and completing [[Pipe Maze]] is necessary to unlock it. In the PlayStation version, ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the level is a part of Zone 1 and becomes playable after winning [[Electric Tunnel]] in the Championship mode.		'''Lava Factory''' is the second racecourse in the Extreme League in ''[[Rayman M]]''. It can be unlocked by winning all three racing levels of the Expert League in the Race mode. In ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' for GameCube and Xbox, the map is featured in cup 4 (Beginner League and Master League) and cup 8 (Pro League) and completing [[Pipe Maze]] is necessary to unlock it. In the PlayStation version, ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the level is a part of Zone 1 and becomes playable after winning [[Electric Tunnel]] in the Championship mode.

	As its name suggests, Lava Factory takes place in a volcanic land full of flowing lava and [[Robo-Pirate]] machinery.		As its name suggests, Lava Factory takes place in a volcanic land full of flowing lava and [[Robo-Pirate]] machinery.
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	=== ''Rayman Arena'' ===		=== ''Rayman Arena'' ===
	In ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', the map can be played in the ~~Race~~ and the Time Attack modes. It features two checkpoint lines and six [[switch]]es, the same number as the PC and PlayStation 2 versions. If the Bonus mode is on during the multiplayer gameplay, 12 generators with bonuses are spread throughout the map.		In ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', the map can be played in the Obstacle Racing and the Time Attack modes. It features two checkpoint lines and six [[switch]]es, the same number as the PC and PlayStation 2 versions. If the Bonus mode is on during the multiplayer gameplay, 12 generators with bonuses are spread throughout the map.

	The layout stayed mostly the same as in the ''[[Rayman M]]'' version of Lava Factory, save for a few obstacles. For example, the robotic [[nettle]]s replace all the [[electric barrel]]s that appeared in PC and PlayStation 2 variants of the game. Also, as in many other race stages in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', numerous [[baby Globox]]es have been added on the sides of the track to cheer for the racers.		The layout stayed mostly the same as in the ''[[Rayman M]]'' version of Lava Factory, save for a few obstacles. For example, the robotic [[nettle]]s replace all the [[electric barrel]]s that appeared in PC and PlayStation 2 variants of the game. Also, as in many other race stages in ''[[Rayman Arena]]'', numerous [[baby Globox]]es have been added on the sides of the track to cheer for the racers.

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	=== ''Rayman M'' ===		=== ''Rayman M'' ===
	Lava Factory can be played in ~~four~~ modes in the single-player gameplay: Training, Race, Popolopoï (38 [[Popolopoï]]s) ~~and~~ Lums (54 [[Yellow Lum]]s). The Race and the Kill Time modes are available for the multiplayer gameplay. Two checkpoint lines and six [[switch]]es are featured.		Lava Factory can be played in five modes in the single-player gameplay: Training, Race, Popolopoï (38 [[Popolopoï]]s), Lums (54 [[Yellow Lum]]s) and [[On and On]]. The Race and the Kill Time modes are available for the multiplayer gameplay. Two checkpoint lines and six [[switch]]es are featured.

	The layout of the track is a simple squarish-in-shape loop. Lava Factory seems to be located in an environment similar to the one from the first section of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] from ''[[Rayman 2]]'', with green hills, rivers of flowing lava and volcanoes in the background. Various [[Robo-Pirate]] structures fill the landscape: wooden machinery, huge pipes, cauldrons and tanks, floors and walls made of rusty metal tiles. The players can face such obstacles as: [[electric barrel]]s, robotic [[nettle]]s, climbing walls, sliding ramps, oily mud, [[electric beam]]s, crushing presses, moving platforms, dash boards, [[Purple Lum]]s and [[bumper]]s.		The layout of the track is a simple squarish-in-shape loop. Lava Factory seems to be located in an environment similar to the one from the first section of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] from ''[[Rayman 2]]'', with green hills, rivers of flowing lava and volcanoes in the background. Various [[Robo-Pirate]] structures fill the landscape: wooden machinery, huge pipes, cauldrons and tanks, floors and walls made of rusty metal tiles. The players can face such obstacles as: [[electric barrel]]s, robotic [[nettle]]s, climbing walls, sliding ramps, oily mud, [[electric beam]]s, crushing presses, moving platforms, dash boards, [[Purple Lum]]s and [[bumper]]s.

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	Lava Factory can be played in four modes in the single-player gameplay: Training, Race, Popolopoï (38 [[Popolopoï]]s) and Lums (54 [[Yellow Lum]]s). The Race and the Kill Time modes are available for the multiplayer gameplay. Two checkpoint lines and six [[switch]]es are featured.		Lava Factory can be played in four modes in the single-player gameplay: Training, Race, Popolopoï (38 [[Popolopoï]]s) and Lums (54 [[Yellow Lum]]s). The Race and the Kill Time modes are available for the multiplayer gameplay. Two checkpoint lines and six [[switch]]es are featured.

	The layout of the track is a simple squarish-in-shape loop. Lava Factory seems to be located in an environment similar to the one from the first section of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] from ''[[Rayman 2]]'', with green hills, rivers of flowing lava and volcanoes in the background. Various [[Robo-Pirate]] structures fill the landscape: wooden machinery, huge pipes, cauldrons and tanks, floors and walls made of rusty metal tiles. The players can face such obstacles as: [[electric barrel]]s, robotic [[nettle]]s, climbing walls, sliding ramps, oily mud, [[~~laser~~]]s, crushing presses, moving platforms, dash boards, [[Purple Lum]]s and [[bumper]]s.		The layout of the track is a simple squarish-in-shape loop. Lava Factory seems to be located in an environment similar to the one from the first section of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] from ''[[Rayman 2]]'', with green hills, rivers of flowing lava and volcanoes in the background. Various [[Robo-Pirate]] structures fill the landscape: wooden machinery, huge pipes, cauldrons and tanks, floors and walls made of rusty metal tiles. The players can face such obstacles as: [[electric barrel]]s, robotic [[nettle]]s, climbing walls, sliding ramps, oily mud, [[electric beam]]s, crushing presses, moving platforms, dash boards, [[Purple Lum]]s and [[bumper]]s.

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	\|colspan="6"\| Start/finish line		\|colspan="6"\| Start/finish line
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	\|colspan="3" style="width: 50%;"\| Corridor with horizontal [[~~laser~~]]s		\|colspan="3" style="width: 50%;"\| Corridor with horizontal [[electric beam]]s
	\|colspan="3" style="width: 50%;"\| Three wooden horizontal spinning gears that serve as platforms high above (path unreachable in the first lap)		\|colspan="3" style="width: 50%;"\| Three wooden horizontal spinning gears that serve as platforms high above (path unreachable in the first lap)
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	\|colspan="2" style="width: 33.33%;"\| A narrow sliding slope on the wall that launches player into a standard path		\|colspan="2" style="width: 33.33%;"\| A narrow sliding slope on the wall that launches player into a standard path
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	\|colspan="3"\| The main path is sliced in half by a pool of oil; the left side is full of speed boosters and short metal fences, the right side consists of speed boosters and [[~~laser~~]]s; a [[switch]] in the centre allows to move the fences on the left, move the lasers on the right and retract upper platforms in the centre		\|colspan="3"\| The main path is sliced in half by a pool of oil; the left side is full of speed boosters and short metal fences, the right side consists of speed boosters and [[electric beam]]s; a [[switch]] in the centre allows to move the fences on the left, move the lasers on the right and retract upper platforms in the centre
	\|colspan="3"\| Retractable sliding platforms with [[Purple Lum]]s between them		\|colspan="3"\| Retractable sliding platforms with [[Purple Lum]]s between them
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	*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").		*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").
	*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.		*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.
	*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and ~~PS2~~ versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].		*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].
	*At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>		*At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>

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 The layout of the track is a simple squarish-in-shape loop. Lava Factory seems to be located in an environment similar to the one from the first section of [[the Sanctuary of Stone and Fire]] from ''[[Rayman 2]]'', with green hills, rivers of flowing lava and volcanoes in the background. Various [[Robo-Pirate]] structures fill the landscape: wooden machinery, huge pipes, cauldrons and tanks, floors and walls made of rusty metal tiles. The players can face such obstacles as: [[electric barrel]]s, robotic [[nettle]]s, climbing walls, sliding ramps, oily mud, [[laser]]s, crushing presses, moving platforms, dash boards, [[Purple Lum]]s and [[bumper]]s.
 === ''Rayman Arena'' ===
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 === ''Rayman Rush'' ===
-In ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the level can be played in five modes: Training, Championship ,Time Attack, Lums (54 [[Yellow Lum]]s) and Target (27 [[Popolopoï]]s). The track includes two checkpoint lines and four [[switch]]es.
+In ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the level can be played in five modes: Training, Championship, Time Attack, Lums (54 [[Yellow Lum]]s) and Target (27 [[Popolopoï]]s). The track includes two checkpoint lines and four [[switch]]es.
 The base of the layout is similar to the other versions of Lava Factory in ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports, although many changes have been made. The environment is not as packed with the machinery and the color palette of the stage is warmer with a blank red sky always visible. Many obstacles are gone (e.g. [[electric barrel]]s and [[Purple Lum]]s) or have been changed, such as crushing presses, which have been replaced with moving blocks, or robotic [[nettle]]s that have been changed for normal ones. Many alternative upper paths do not appear in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version either, especially in the first half of the course.
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 *Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").
 *In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.
 *At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").		*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").
	*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, ~~until~~ she is chosen as a character to play with.		*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.
	*At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>		*At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>

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	\|colspan="3"\| A wide pool of oily mood with several platforms, a robotic [[nettle]], a [[switch]] on the left that moves the platforms in the next section of the map, and four [[bumper]]s that allow to reach the top of a high machine, where the racecourse continues		\|colspan="3"\| A wide pool of oily mood with several platforms, a robotic [[nettle]], a [[switch]] on the left that moves the platforms in the next section of the map, and four [[bumper]]s that allow to reach the top of a high machine, where the racecourse continues
	\|colspan="3"\| Two sliding platforms with [[bumper]]s and a [[Purple Lum]]		\|colspan="3"\| Two sliding platforms with [[bumper]]s and a [[Purple Lum]]
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	\|colspan="3"\| Narrow pool of oil with three flat platforms and a moving one one rhe left, which serves as an elevator to the alternative path		\|colspan="3"\| Narrow pool of oil with three flat platforms and a moving one one rhe left, which serves as an elevator to the alternative path
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	\|colspan="3"\| Right turn, a breakable box on the left with a [[bumper]] under it and a speed booster behind it		\|colspan="3"\| Right turn, a breakable box on the left with a [[bumper]] under it and a speed booster behind it
	\|colspan="3"\| A narrow platform above with a speed booster		\|colspan="3"\| A narrow platform above with a speed booster
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	\|colspan="3"\| A very narrow corridor with two crushing presses and short fences (side camera view section)		\|colspan="3"\| A very narrow corridor with two crushing presses and short fences (side camera view section)
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	\|colspan="2"\| A set of climbing walls which can be moved up by a [[switch]]		\|colspan="2"\| A set of climbing walls which can be moved up by a [[switch]]
	\|colspan="2"\| If the climbing walls haven't been moved, the three upper platforms with a speed booster and a robotic [[nettle]] on each one form a standard path		\|colspan="2"\| If the climbing walls haven't been moved, the three upper platforms with a speed booster and a robotic [[nettle]] on each one form a standard path
	\|colspan="2"\| It the climbing walls have been moved up, the bottom with [[electric barrel]]s and fences becomes accessible, forming a standard path, and [[Purple Lum]]s high above becomes accessible too (via climbing walls), making an alternative upper path		\|colspan="2"\| It the climbing walls have been moved up, the bottom with [[electric barrel]]s and fences becomes accessible, forming a standard path, and [[Purple Lum]]s high above becomes accessible too (via climbing walls), making an alternative upper path
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	\|colspan="3"\| A wide sliding slope on the bottom with a [[switch]]; right turn		\|colspan="3"\| A wide sliding slope on the bottom with a [[switch]]; right turn
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	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-Checkpoint1.jpg\|The first checkpoint line		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-Checkpoint1.jpg\|The first checkpoint line
	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-Checkpoint2.jpg\|The second checkpoint line		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-Checkpoint2.jpg\|The second checkpoint line
	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View1.~~jpg‎~~\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View1.jpg\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene
	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View2.~~jpg‎~~\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View2.jpg\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene
	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View3.~~jpg‎~~\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View3.jpg\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene
	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View4.~~jpg‎~~\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View4.jpg\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene
	RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View5.~~jpg‎~~\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene		RA-GC-LavaFactory-ObstacleRacing-View5.jpg\|A view of the map during a pre-race cutscene
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	*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").		*Lava Factory has three different names in the French versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and its ports. In the PC version it is called "Usine de Lave" (Eng. "Lava Factory"), but in the PlayStation 2 port is known as "Les Chaudrons" (Eng. "The Cauldrons"). However, in the French versions of ''[[Rayman Arena]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' the stage is referred as "Vapeurs de Soufre" (Eng. "Sulfur Vapors").
	*A location very similar to Lava Factory can be seen in the intro cutscene of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]''.		*A location very similar to Lava Factory can be seen in the intro cutscene of ''[[Rayman M]]'' and ''[[Rayman Rush]]''.
	*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.		*In the single-player mode in ''[[Rayman Rush]]'', the player always faces [[Tily]] as the opponent in Lava Factory, unless she is chosen as a character to play with.
	*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].		*The theme played during Popolopoï mode in Lava Factory in the PC and PlayStation 2 versions of ''[[Rayman M]]'' is a remix of the theme of [[Coconut Island]] and is shared with [[Forest Jump]].
	*At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>		*At some point in the development of the ''[[Rayman M]]'' for PC or PlayStation 2, a pair of [[cannon]]s was featured in Lava Factory. The level also contained two crushing blocks, instead of two presses (these can still be seen in ''[[Rayman Rush]]''), some [[switch]]es were placed differently and slippery surfaces lacked animated texture (also just like in the ''[[Rayman Rush]]'' version of Lava Factory).<ref>YouTube, ''Rayman M - Demo Gameplay (E3 2001)'', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_V9L0TCXMQ</ref>