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cyningstan, 1 month ago

A Team Droid level is made up of a number of different cells, some helpful, some not. The two most basic elements are floors and walls. All droids can travel smoothly over floors. But nothing can pass through (or over) a wall. http://dos.cyningstan.org.uk/downloads/129/team-droid #teamdroid #ibmpc #msdos #cga

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cyningstan, 1 month ago

Conveyor belts carry robots and items in the indicated direction. Sometimes they get in your way, other times they can be a help. But usually they get in your way. http://dos.cyningstan.org.uk/downloads/129/team-droid #teamdroid #ibmpc #msdos #cga

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cyningstan, 28 days ago

Turntables, well they turn. If your robot stands on one, it'll turn 90° in the indicated direction. Occasionally this is helpful, but usually it's confusing - especially when you're trying to plan the robot's steps ahead of time. http://dos.cyningstan.org.uk/downloads/129/team-droid #teamdroid #ibmpc #msdos #cga

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cyningstan, 7 days ago

A teleporter will beam your robot to the nearest alternative teleporter. It will do the same for items, too. So in levels with multiple robots, you can use them to pass items around. http://dos.cyningstan.org.uk/downloads/129/team-droid #teamdroid #ibmpc #msdos #cga

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