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 Both of the current map editors use the generic box for the damage laser asset. The laser itself is roughly 2/3 of the length of the box, with the laser going from the U side to the D side. It should be noted, the hitbox can stretched in all directions, not just the Y axis (the axis which the laser itself visibly extends across). It is recommended this is only used if you are trying to make insta-kill boundaries, such as the kill zone at the bottom of the map. Both of the current map editors use the generic box for the damage laser asset. The laser itself is roughly 2/3 of the length of the box, with the laser going from the U side to the D side. It should be noted, the hitbox can stretched in all directions, not just the Y axis (the axis which the laser itself visibly extends across). It is recommended this is only used if you are trying to make insta-kill boundaries, such as the kill zone at the bottom of the map.
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 +While setting it to team 0 makes it appear the player's colour, it is still insta-kill. I would recommend keeping it a team 2 for visual clarity.
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 +===== Octowasher =====
 +Internally referred to as Obj_DamageConveyorOcta, these are the Flooder-like hazards seen on Ride Rails and other places. These have a diameter of 23.5 and a length of 15.6 units. They count as solid ground for an Inkjet.
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 +While setting it to team 0 makes it appear the player's colour, it damages regardless. I would recommend keeping it a team 2 for visual clarity.
 +
 +===== Step Switch =====
 +Internally referred to as Obj_StepSwitchOcta, these are the objects that activate upon being stood on. The only notable difference between them and other switch objects is that they are connected via SwitchableParams__SendTo instead of Switchable__SendTo.
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 +The following example was extracted from Escape 2: Villi Phase (OctLastBoss01). It is connected to a normal floor object.
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 +<code>
 +      IsLinkDest: false
 +      IsToggle: false
 +      LayerConfigName: Cmn
 +      Links:
 +        SwitchableParams__SendTo:
 +          - {DefinitionName: SwitchableParams__SendTo, DestUnitId: objXXX, UnitFileName: ''}
 +      ModelName: null
 +      SwitchableParams__InitialState: !l 0
 +      SwitchableParams__RespawnReset: !l 2
 +      Team: !l 2
 +      UnitConfigName: Obj_StepSwitchOcta
 +</code>