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 ====== Object Gimmicks ====== ====== Object Gimmicks ======
 +=====8-Ball =====
 +Obj_VictoryBallOcta is a fairly simple object on its own. The below example is taken from A03 Wassup 8-Ball Station (OctVBallUpDown):
 +<code>
 +    - Id: obj242
 +      IsEnableCulling: true
 +      IsLinkDest: true
 +      IsRotLaunchDashRing: false
 +      LayerConfigName: Cmn
 +      Links: {}
 +      ModelName: null
 +      Rotate: {X: 0.00000, Y: 0.00000, Z: 0.00000}
 +      Scale: {X: 1.00000, Y: 1.00000, Z: 1.00000}
 +      Team: !l 2
 +      Translate: {X: -297.50000, Y: 60.00000, Z: 670.00000}
 +      UnitConfigName: Obj_VictoryBallOcta
 +</code>
 +
 +If the 8-Ball falls below its original height for a little over a second, the mission failure is triggered. Note that if the ball falls down a slope of 30 degree incidence or less, it still counts as falling.
 +
 +A quick guide to fall speeds depending on slope incidence, measured in seconds needed to cross 180 units:
 +
 +|   ^ Starting at 0 vel^  Max vel^
 +^ 75 deg   |      2.566|      1.466|
 +^ 60 deg   |      2.066|      0.833|
 +^ 45 deg   |      1.266|      0.600|
 +^ 30 deg   |      1.200|      0.600|
 +
 +====8-Ball Launcher====
 +Obj_DashRingVBall(Strong)Octa will toss any VBall that enters its radius. The following example is from E04 Heinous 8-Ball Station (OctVBallPiroPiro):
 +<code>
 +    - Id: obj16
 +      InnerRadius: 20.00000
 +      IsAttractCenter: true
 +      IsLinkDest: false
 +      LayerConfigName: Cmn
 +      Links: {}
 +      ModelName: null
 +      Rotate: {X: 0.00000, Y: 90.00000, Z: 90.00000}
 +      Scale: {X: 1.00000, Y: 1.00000, Z: 1.00000}
 +      Team: !l 2
 +      Translate: {X: -539.92970, Y: 111.10160, Z: -840.03910}
 +      UnitConfigName: Obj_DashRingVBallStrongOcta
 +</code>
 +
 +The following is the amount of seconds in the air and distance units covered for a given angle (assuming 90 is pointing straight up):
 +|   ^ Seconds in Air^  Distance covered while in Air^  Distance after rolling^
 +^ 85 deg   |      1.866|      ~015|      ~015|
 +^ 80 deg   |      1.866|      ~040|      ~070|
 +^ 75 deg   |      1.800|      ~075|      ~130|
 +^ 60 deg   |      1.666|      ~140|      ~200|
 +^ 45 deg   |      1.466|      ~180|      ~330|
 +^ 30 deg   |      1.233|      ~180|      ~370|
 +^ 15 deg   |      0.866|      ~150|      ~390|
 +
 +and for the Strong variant:
 +|   ^ Seconds in Air^  Distance covered while in Air^  Distance after rolling^
 +^ 85 deg   |      2.333|      ~030|      ~030|
 +^ 80 deg   |      2.433|      ~090|      ~090|
 +^ 75 deg   |      1.833|      ~130|      ~200|
 +^ 60 deg   |      2.266|      ~230|      ~320|
 +^ 45 deg   |      1.800|      ~310|      ~450|
 +^ 30 deg   |      1.466|      ~360|      ~540|
 +^ 15 deg   |      1.033|      ~400|      ~540|
 +
 ===== Timed Splat Switch (Reversible Paintable Target) ===== ===== Timed Splat Switch (Reversible Paintable Target) =====
 Despite name and appearance, Obj_SwitchPaint(Small)Timer(Octa) is fairly different object from the perspective of a level editor. The most important part is that it instead refers to RailToggleOcta, the object that allows objects attached via ActorBindable to move back and forth across a rail according the player action. A more complete explanation can be found at [[blitz:special|Invisible Objects]]. Despite name and appearance, Obj_SwitchPaint(Small)Timer(Octa) is fairly different object from the perspective of a level editor. The most important part is that it instead refers to RailToggleOcta, the object that allows objects attached via ActorBindable to move back and forth across a rail according the player action. A more complete explanation can be found at [[blitz:special|Invisible Objects]].