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'''Fans''' are puzzle elements from both the [[The Talos Principle|first game]] in the Talos Principle series and its [[The Talos Principle 2|sequel]]. When active, a fan will push objects, including the player, into the air, sometimes across great distances. | '''Fans''' are puzzle elements from both the [[The Talos Principle|first game]] in the Talos Principle series and its [[The Talos Principle 2|sequel]]. When active, a fan will push objects, including the player, into the air, sometimes across great distances. | ||
Some fans are permanently active; others use a [[Switch]] or [[Pressure | Some fans are permanently active; others use a [[Switch]] or [[Pressure plate]] to control their state. Some fans have removable blades. Fans will not move objects at all if their blades are not in place, but the blades themselves can be used to active pressure plates. Most tools must be placed on top of [[Hexahedron]] in order to be propelled properly by a fan, especially vertical or angled fans. | ||
== Puzzles == | == Puzzles == | ||
Revision as of 07:01, 23 November 2023
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Fans are puzzle elements from both the first game in the Talos Principle series and its sequel. When active, a fan will push objects, including the player, into the air, sometimes across great distances.
Some fans are permanently active; others use a Switch or Pressure plate to control their state. Some fans have removable blades. Fans will not move objects at all if their blades are not in place, but the blades themselves can be used to active pressure plates. Most tools must be placed on top of Hexahedron in order to be propelled properly by a fan, especially vertical or angled fans.
Puzzles
For a complete list of puzzles that contain fans, see Category:Puzzles with Fans.