Another awesome band. :)) Nice race, nice elements added into it.

faved for inspiration. (=

you can ignore the whole first paragraph

and kaylab, i rate your map a 5.
it plays magnificently well.

"The launch pads in this map are used to move the ninja out of danger at the last possible moment, and to push him into a safe area. A launch pad only needs to be placed exactly where the ninja is going to be, and it means that timing is not an issue, as with some other propulsions. A launch pad can also be used as a way to safely slow down a ninja who is travelling at a great speed in any direction, because (like I said before) a launch pad sets a ninjas velocity to a certain level, it doesn’t simply add to it. That said, it is possible to change the speed that a launch pad will set for the ninja. A launch pad’s code looks like this.
2^396,468,0,-1
The first number (as with any object code) is the identification number of the launch pad. The second represents the launch pad's x-coordinate (this value begins at 0 for the very left of the screen and can go up to 768 for the very right). The third represents the pad's y-coordinate (this value begins at 0 for the top and goes up to 576 for the bottom). Every object has these three numbers at the beginning of their code. The following numbers represent the special attributes of whatever object it is. For a launch pad, there are two. The first (the 0) represents the x-component of the speed setting (how fast the ninja will move horizontally once he hits the pad). A negative value represents left, while a positive value represents right. Because the code in question has a value of 0 there, you know it will be a vertical launch pad. The second number (big surprise) represents the y-component of speed. A negative value represents up, while a positive represents down. So, we're looking at the code for a standard, upward-facing launch pad.
By changing the last two numbers, one can change the speed the launch pad will set the ninja to, in either direction. If the speed set is great enough, it is possible to ‘teleport’ the ninja through objects, enemies or tiles. However, after this, there is generally something needed to slow down the ninja, otherwise he will die from high-speed collision or go flying out of the border and never return. It takes a while to get the schematics for teleporters just right, but the teleporter tutorial [metanet.2.forumer.com] might help."

Taken from here [metanet.2.forumer.com].

and that's all i have to say.

This place is amazing. Even I can do it. LOL

pmd you the data.

I love that left side launchpad...can you teach me to data-tamper?

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