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	'''Magic curtains''' are objects found in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance and N-GAGE adaptations]] of ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.		'''Magic curtains''' are objects found in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance and N-GAGE adaptations]] of ''[[Rayman 3\|Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.

	Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

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	'''Magic curtains''' are objects found in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance and N-GAGE adaptations]] of ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.		'''Magic curtains''' are objects found in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance and N-GAGE adaptations]] of ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.

	Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

	<gallery widths="240px" heights="160px" class=sprite>		<gallery widths="240px" heights="160px" class=sprite>
	~~Image:~~Blue Curtain R3 GBA.PNG\|A blue Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].		Blue Curtain R3 GBA.PNG\|A blue Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].
	~~Image:~~Red Curtain R3 GBA.PNG\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].		Red Curtain R3 GBA.PNG\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].
	</gallery>		</gallery>

＃Rubber mark＃ at 18:28, 7 June 2019

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	Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

	<~~table~~>		<gallery widths="240px" heights="160px" class=sprite>
	~~<td>[[~~Image:~~Blue_Curtain_R3_GBA~~.PNG~~\|thumb\|320px\|left~~\|A blue Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].~~]]</td>~~		Image:Blue Curtain R3 GBA.PNG\|A blue Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].
	~~<td>[[~~Image:~~Red_Curtain_R3_GBA~~.PNG~~\|thumb\|320px\|left~~\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].~~]]</td>~~		Image:Red Curtain R3 GBA.PNG\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].
	</~~table~~>		</gallery>

	==See also==		==See also==

Boomboleros7: Language link

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	<td>[[Image:Red_Curtain_R3_GBA.PNG\|thumb\|320px\|left\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].]]</td>		<td>[[Image:Red_Curtain_R3_GBA.PNG\|thumb\|320px\|left\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].]]</td>
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Exit sign]]		*[[Exit sign]]
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	[[fr:Rideau magique]]		[[fr:Rideau magique]]
			[[pl:Magiczne Kurtyny]]

	[[Category:Objects]]		[[Category:Objects]]

Master at 12:58, 9 March 2014

2014-03-09T12:58:47Z

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	Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

			<table>
			<td>[[Image:Blue_Curtain_R3_GBA.PNG\|thumb\|320px\|left\|A blue Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].]]</td>
			<td>[[Image:Red_Curtain_R3_GBA.PNG\|thumb\|320px\|left\|A red Magic curtain in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance version of ''Rayman 3'']].]]</td>
			</table>
	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Exit sign]]		*[[Exit sign]]
	*[[Spiral Door]]		*[[Spiral Door]]
	*[[Teensie Highway]]		*[[Teensie Highway]]
			*[[Lightpost]]

	[[fr:Rideau magique]]		[[fr:Rideau magique]]

	[[Category:Objects]]		[[Category:Objects]]

Master: Added some links to other articles, for navigation fun.

2014-02-28T00:02:40Z

Added some links to other articles, for navigation fun.

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	Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

			==See also==
			*[[Exit sign]]
			*[[Spiral Door]]
			*[[Teensie Highway]]

	[[fr:Rideau magique]]		[[fr:Rideau magique]]

	[[Category:Objects]]		[[Category:Objects]]

Boomboleros7 at 21:36, 29 October 2012

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	Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

			[[fr:Rideau magique]]

	[[Category:Objects]]		[[Category:Objects]]

Spiraldoor at 16:26, 11 April 2011

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	~~{{stub}}~~		'''Magic curtains''' are objects found in [[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|the Game Boy Advance and N-GAGE adaptations]] of ''[[Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc]]''.

	~~A magic curtain, is an object found in the Game Boy Advance and Nokia N-GAGE versions of ''~~[[Rayman ~~3 (Game Boy Advance)\|Rayman 3~~]]''. ~~These perform~~ the ~~same teleportation functions~~ of a [[~~Spiral Door~~]] ~~into other locations~~ in the ''[[~~Crossroads of~~ Dreams]]~~'' if~~ [[~~Rayman~~]] ~~enters inside them~~. ~~There~~ are ~~two types~~ of ~~magic curtains:~~ the ~~blue~~ and ~~red ones~~; the ~~blue ones can be used to teleport to~~ a ~~respective~~ level, ~~while the~~ red ~~ones~~ cannot be ~~used and need to be unlocked by~~ the player.		Magic curtains act as level entrances; entering them transports [[Rayman]] from a hub area to a level. In this sense they are similar to [[Spiral Door]]s. At the end of each stage he finds a [[lightpost]] which transports him to the next stage; at the end of each level is a lightpost which returns him to the magic curtain through which he entered the level. Magic curtains can be found in each of the four hub worlds: [[Forgotten Forests]], [[Haunted Dreams]], [[Magmacosm]] and [[Pirate Stronghold]]. Accessible magic curtains are blue with yellow filaments; when [[Rayman]] stands in front of one, the name and details of the corresponding level (such as its [[Yellow Lum]] and [[cage]] count) are displayed. Pressing the ‘jump’ button causes Rayman to be yanked behind the curtain; he then finds himself at the beginning of the level. If the player completes a level, collects all its Yellow Lums and breaks all its cages, its magic curtain takes on a sparkling appearance. If a curtain is red with yellow filaments, this means that its level has not yet been unlocked. Its name and details cannot be viewed. If the player presses the ‘jump’ button before one of these curtains, Rayman leaps up and covers his mouth in surprise before falling back down.

	[[Category:Objects]]		[[Category:Objects]]

Haruka: Needs a linguistic revision and snapshots!

2011-04-11T16:16:05Z

Needs a linguistic revision and snapshots!

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	~~#redirect~~ [[~~Lightpost~~]]		{{stub}}

			A magic curtain, is an object found in the Game Boy Advance and Nokia N-GAGE versions of ''[[Rayman 3 (Game Boy Advance)\|Rayman 3]]''. These perform the same teleportation functions of a [[Spiral Door]] into other locations in the ''[[Crossroads of Dreams]]'' if [[Rayman]] enters inside them. There are two types of magic curtains: the blue and red ones; the blue ones can be used to teleport to a respective level, while the red ones cannot be used and need to be unlocked by the player.

			[[Category:Objects]]

Spiraldoor: Redirected page to Lightpost

2011-04-10T12:33:44Z

Redirected page to Lightpost

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#redirect [[Lightpost]]