The Wonderland Board

Here we have a normal crumb, a glitchy crumb, and a parody feature film. These might be the best themes I've made yet.

I've updated my music pack, so it's required to fully enjoy the new crumbs (especially the 3rd one lol).

here's the download link!
Just like last time, simply unzip the content inside your editor folder, it should place all files where they should be.

Special thanks to ab-47 for creating the spheres, cubes, squares, toruses, and cylinder models for animation purposes,
and to Sammy_P for Beta Testing.

Ab-47 found a loophole in the second level and now it's patched. Oops

|Cookie| wrote: Tue Feb 15, 2022 2:31 pm Ab-47 found a loophole in the second level and now it's patched. Oops

Sorry about that, I tend to get a bit excited when it comes to breaking your level solutions.

Again, very nice crumbs. I believe the captured footage level is by far the most interesting concept in terms of design. But I don't think that's a crumb, more like a BIG cookie in disguise.

Cheers~

Once again, another amazing batch of levels- I like the neat touches, such as the WSW model for the star in the first crumb and the wlv from a previous crumb in the third. The third was absolutely terrifying.

All these crumbs and other recent levels posted have really shown the extent of what you can do with the editor, even to this day. I'm actually getting inspired to work on my own abandoned projects.

(still trying to figure out the first crumb lol)

sodapop! wrote: Tue Feb 15, 2022 8:03 pm Once again, another amazing batch of levels- I like the neat touches, such as the WSW model for the star in the first crumb and the wlv from a previous crumb in the third. The third was absolutely terrifying.

All these crumbs and other recent levels posted have really shown the extent of what you can do with the editor, even to this day. I'm actually getting inspired to work on my own abandoned projects.

(still trying to figure out the first crumb lol)

Haha, glad these have been inspiring you to make something, I'd love to play whatever you'd cook up. I found that by starting with a theme idea and then designing a level around it keeps me motivated since each adventure is made vastly different than the last.

As for the WSW star, WA simply uses the same texture by the looks of it. The ambiance lighting I used just makes it more obvious.

As for the first crumb, it's hard to give a hint without knowing your thought process so far or what you think the goal is, but here's something:

You'll need to be charged with flo on the right side. The placement of the bubbles will matter a lot in that area.

|Cookie| wrote: Tue Feb 15, 2022 9:54 pmYou'll need to be charged with flo on the right side. The placement of the bubbles will matter a lot in that area.

I figured that much, but there doesn't seem to be any way to

spoiler wrote:set up a floing ball to blink me back to the left side in time for me to set up floing balls to pop the buttons.

sodapop! wrote: Tue Feb 15, 2022 10:32 pm I figured that much, but there doesn't seem to be any way to

spoiler wrote:set up a floing ball to blink me back to the left side in time for me to set up floing balls to pop the buttons.

A seemingly major hint:

Think about what could be done when a floing bubble pops.

And my video solutions~

Take Me to the Other Side: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXJ8gGJTcr8
Escape Artist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsP2hjOdWxY Sorry I didn't get a good spy-eye view or look at the secret dialogue, hehe...
Found Footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xWJjl1Jcjc

Can I just say how freaking insane the design of these is? Seriously, each one has an absolutely insane amount of level detail that I couldn't have dreamed of coming up with. Genuine mad props!

Also, Found Footage: Yeah. I'm hoping it was fake... please