The Labyrinth 2 Level Editor/User Levels Discussion Topic!

the game uses very little battery
I was at 12% and played for about an hour, I think I finished 6 or 7 hard level packs. quit the game then and my battery was at 8%
my screen was dim though

 

Good to hear! We have done what we could to improve battery life. Whenever a menu is displayed (both in-game and the other ones) we drop down to 5 fps instead of the usual 60. Optimized textures and sounds, which makes the game load faster as well, means less CPU cycles to load them, which also improves battery life.

 

Does the editor come in-game or on computer like there Lab. 1 game

 

On the computer. It's quite extensive now that you can connect buttons to all kinds of stuff, add timed delays etc to make challenging puzzles.

 

In the editor, when I try to rotate some objects, it takes a while... It's not a huge problem, but I feel it would be more convenient if the objects moved faster while rotating. Thanks in advance!

 

How do u get past the last enigma level?

 

I think you are referring to a feature. I don't know if you have noticed, but they snap to 15 degree intervals. Most of the time you want things to line up things at the same angle, and this makes that a lot easier. You can adjust it to any angle you want, of course, by simply changing the angle in the properties panel.

 

There is a single path that doesn't close the door. Start with the button to the right. Someone suggested marking the path on a piece of paper to make it easier to remember.

This is the last level, and also the hardest. I'll probably add all the solutions to our FAQ as there are a couple of questions every day about Enigma

 

Ok, hold on, let me try it out. Thanks for the feedback! I absolutely love the fact that if I need a question asked about the game, I'm confident that you will be here and have an answer!

 

Oh my god... I can't believe I missed that the many times I've used the editor! I feel kind of stupid now... I've always used the control panel to move the angle and it would take ages! This will make level making soooooo much faster!

 

This might be caused by slow CPU. I sometimes experience this, too.

If you can't remember which buttons are safe, take a piece of paper, draw a 8x8 grid, try all buttons of the first row. If a button is safe, mark the equivalent field on your paper. From the safe button, go to all buttons of the second row which you can reach. Mark all safe buttons again. Now check the buttons of the second row which you can access through the button you already marked (this sounds like stupid double-checking, but the path is partly horizontal, so you need to go along the same row over and over again untill you cant find any more buttons). Continue this procedure untill you find the right way to the end.

 

Here's my first level -wip- it's supposed to look like a pinball level.



I'll put up another screenshot when it's finished.

Updated, but I'm still thinking of making some improvents to look it more like a pinball machine.

 

All suggestions are more than welcome and all are taken into consideration. I think we have that grid thing on the list already.

 

Any time The good thing about helping out here is that others will read it too. If I replied by email only you would read it. Win win.

 

Use the ball as a measuring tool

 

My first level is done. It's called Pinball.

There's a lot of bouncing (like a pinball machine), there's the duplicator to duplicate your balls, there are buttons - one button you will have to push to remove the wall, but do not activate the wrong one because the cannon may shoot something at you, or the door may close again . What do you think?

Screenshot:


Edit: I found out that I cannot name all levels individually? Have to make 5 pinball levels to make one pack then.