Showing posts with label crayon-physics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crayon-physics. Show all posts

Sunday, October 2, 2011

How do I beat “Mr. T is hanging around”?

Question

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Try as I might, I just cannot get "Mr. T" to swing far enough to let my little ball pass under. How do I do it?

Answer

Spoilers (obviously):

Place a pin on one side of the T and hang a large weight off of it. Click on the ball to kick it right.

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Thursday, August 4, 2011

How to clear the stage selection area on Crayon Physics Deluxe?

Question

I bought this game on HumbleBundle and I let my eight years old neice to play it for a while. However, she drew many ugly looking stuff on the stage selection area (inside the first island).

I tried to clear it with the right mouse button, but it deleted the drawing that came with the game too :-( I also tried to start a new game, but that area remained painted with my neice's drawings.

How can I clear the stage selection area restoring the original paintings that were there when I first installed the game?

Answer

I finally found a solution. I found another folder used by the game and deleted it, that cleared the stage selection area. The folder I had to delete is (I'm using Windows 7 64 bits):

C:\Users\<<My Username>>\AppData\Roaming\Crayon Physics Deluxe

Now I have a clear stage selection area again!

Thursday, July 28, 2011

What are pins and how do I draw them?

Question

In Crayon Physics Deluxe, I can't draw more than one object or click the ball to get my solution to count as "elegant", but I can draw pins.

What are pins and how do I create them?

Answer

Pins are small circles that act as pivots or rotational points. To draw one, simply draw a very small circle. If you do it right, it will turn into a small, animated circle. You can then draw other objects (like hammers) which will rotate via gravity.

Attaching an object to two pins makes it completely unmovable, or as far I have seen.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

What affects your “pass grade” in Crayon Physics Deluxe?

Question

After solving the first few levels in Crayon Physics my "world map" looks like this:

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It appears I earned two flags on the first level, one flag on the following two, no flag for the fourth, then I earned two flags and... a ball.

Is that just cosmetic, or does it depend on how well I did? If so, how can I improve this score?

Answer

Those are cosmetic. Only the stars count. You can improve your score by finishing a round in one of the following ways.

  1. Hole in one - for this, you have to get the star by drawing a single line
  2. Old School, and - for this, you shouldn't touch the ball or draw any pins
  3. Awesome - the user marks a solution "awesome".

You can look for some sample solutions on youtube walkthroughs for each. :)