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'''Movers''', also called '''moving platforms''', are puzzle elements in [[The Talos Principle 2]]. They move (along a predetermined path drawn as a white line on the ground) only when activated by a [[laser]] of the correct color. They can pass through [[Purple Barrier|purple barriers]] but not [[Blue Barrier|blue barriers]]. | '''Movers''', also called '''moving platforms''', are puzzle elements in [[The Talos Principle 2]]. They move (along a predetermined path drawn as a white line on the ground) only when activated by a [[laser]] of the correct color. They can pass through [[Purple Barrier|purple barriers]] but not [[Blue Barrier|blue barriers]]. | ||
The distance from the ground to the top of the platform is similar to the height of a [[ | The distance from the ground to the top of the platform is similar to the height of a [[Hexahedron]]. In particular, the player can jump from the ground to the top of a platform or place an object (for example, a [[Connector]]) on a platform. Also similar to hexahedrons, they will stay at a fixed position in the air when over an active [[Fan]]. | ||
== Puzzles == | == Puzzles == | ||
Revision as of 06:08, 20 November 2023
Movers, also called moving platforms, are puzzle elements in The Talos Principle 2. They move (along a predetermined path drawn as a white line on the ground) only when activated by a laser of the correct color. They can pass through purple barriers but not blue barriers.
The distance from the ground to the top of the platform is similar to the height of a Hexahedron. In particular, the player can jump from the ground to the top of a platform or place an object (for example, a Connector) on a platform. Also similar to hexahedrons, they will stay at a fixed position in the air when over an active Fan.
Puzzles
For a list of puzzles that contain movers, see Category:Puzzles with Movers.