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A [[Blockhead]] will relocate its position through various forms of '''Travel''' depending on the terrain. | A [[Blockhead]] will relocate its position through various forms of '''Travel''' depending on the terrain. | ||
==Overview== | |||
To make a Blockhead travel, tap a location one or more [[Blocks|block]] spaces away from it's current position. An outline will appear at the new position and if the game can determine a path for the Blockhead to take, it will begin traveling there. If no path is found, the outline will disappear. | |||
The game determines what route and methods of travel will be used, with the exception of riding or sailing which must be initiated by the player making a Blockhead use the appropriate equipment. If a specific path is desired, it may be necessary to select intermediate points along that route. | |||
==Walking== | ==Walking== | ||
Blockheads moving across horizontal spans of solid [[Blocks|block]] tops that are no more than one block different in height travel in a stiff-legged gait that may be called alternately '''Walking''' or '''Running'''. This is the basic (and possibly preferred) method a Blockhead uses. | |||
There may be a slight increase in apparent speed if a Blockhead is walking along a long series of one-block changes in height. This is most likely due to the horizontal and vertical speeds combining. | |||
==Jumping== | |||
A Blockhead can cross small gaps by '''Jumping'''. The maximum distance jumped appears to be one block, and may be vertical, horizontal, or both. | |||
Horizontal jumps while walking seem just slightly slower than walking. | |||
Vertical jumps will allow a Blockhead to reach a block above its head. | |||
==Crawling== | ==Crawling== |