Difference between revisions of "Movable Crates"

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−	[[Image:Movablecrate_tr2.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Movable Crate (TR2)]][[Image:Movablecrate_tr6.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Movable Crate (AoD)]] In Tomb Raider 1-3 you could find a classical movable crate. It was just a simple cube which was refined in the later games.	+	[[Image:Movablecrate_tr6.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Movable Crate (AoD)]] The movable crate is a special case of the [[movable Block]], the major difference is, that these are made of wood or cardboard and in the later games were smaller in size.
−	Since [[Tomb Raider IV]] there were also different [[Movable Objects]] like vases, statues, differently shaped rocks and more.	+	In the [[Classic]] games there is a [[Bug]] associated with these crates, the [[Crate Bug]].
		+	==Classification==
		+	* [[Movable Objects]]
−	To move a crate Lara has to stand in front of it in the middle of the object. You then press action and forward to push or backwards to pull. She can push it if there is at least one square behind the object, or pull it if there are at least two free squares behind her. This has changed with [[Angel of Darkness]].
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−	In the first games you could climb onto movable crates. Since Tomb Raider 4 till Tomb Raider 5 that wasn't possible any more. In [[Angel of Darkness]] it was possible again.
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 26 June 2015

The movable crate is a special case of the movable Block, the major difference is, that these are made of wood or cardboard and in the later games were smaller in size.

In the Classic games there is a Bug associated with these crates, the Crate Bug.

Classification

• Movable Objects