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Rotating platforms are small square chambers over a circular platform that can be rotated. There are two main varieties: | Rotating platforms are small square chambers over a circular platform that can be rotated. There are two main varieties: | ||
* two cornering walls, with a combination of bars and windows, and two switches on the inner side of the walls to rotate the platform clockwise or counterclockwise; they can also have [[blue | * two cornering walls, with a combination of bars and windows, and two switches on the inner side of the walls to rotate the platform clockwise or counterclockwise; they can also have [[blue door]]s that close when the platform rotates, or regular ones that need to be opened by other means | ||
* two crossing walls with receivers used to rotate them 90 degrees; when the receiver stops being active they return to their original position | * two crossing walls with receivers used to rotate them 90 degrees; when the receiver stops being active they return to their original position | ||
Latest revision as of 10:06, 22 December 2023
Rotating platforms are small square chambers over a circular platform that can be rotated. There are two main varieties:
- two cornering walls, with a combination of bars and windows, and two switches on the inner side of the walls to rotate the platform clockwise or counterclockwise; they can also have blue doors that close when the platform rotates, or regular ones that need to be opened by other means
- two crossing walls with receivers used to rotate them 90 degrees; when the receiver stops being active they return to their original position
They are introduced in the area Circular Oasis.
Puzzles
The following puzzles use rotating platforms:
Category Puzzles with rotating platforms not found