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For questions, get in touch with mods, we're happy to help you. Filter Posts.FAQs & Wiki.Socialize.Weekly threadsRelated communities 12. They apparently spent about 2.5 person-years going through a dictionary and building their database. Thinking about how the game works, nouns have synonyms and properties. The properties are what they'd need to support in the game engine itself, since that's actual behavior. And they'd have to make the sprites and their animations.It just seems like they did a lot of work, reusing properties, sprites, and animations when it made sense to do so.

But otherwise, drawing and animating probably thousands of objects. I wasn't involved in the game's development and it's been a while since I played any of them, but if I had to guess:The simple art style significantly decreases the workload. Thick outlines and solid colors, little detail necessary. The lack of detail also means they can reuse assets.

Like they could use the same sprites for tiger, jaguar, and panther and just give them different colors. Though I don't know if they did so in that specific example.The animation style also decreases the workload.

When making a humanoid character, they don't have to do any extra animation work. They just draw the new head, body, arms, and legs and stick it on the existing humanoid animation skeleton. Similarly, most quadrupedal creatures can use the same skeleton. When making a creature that doesn't fit an existing skeleton, they probably only need a handful of animations like walking, attacking, and dying. Plus most objects don't even need animation.The database ties flags to each object that determine how it behaves (is it flying, does it set stuff on fire, does it put fire out, can it spawn other objects), how the player can interact with it (can they pick it up, can they ride it, can they use it), and some basic AI behavior (like creatures flagged as 'carnivore' will attack creatures flagged as 'herbivore').So if I were to make, say, Iron Man. I'd draw Iron Man's head, body, one arm, and one leg.

The arm and leg will be duplicated and darkened for the rear one. I'd put these on the standard humanoid object so he has all the standard behaviors and animations of a humanoid.

To unlock the Forbidden Fruit achievement, type in 'Maxwell' and tap him. Click 'Remove' and take his notebook.Submitted by: polkadotwarrior How to Destroy Everything Type in 'Nuke' or 'Meteor' and drop the object in. The map will explode, destroying everything.Submitted by: labrat1020 How to get 'It's Alive!' Achievement In order to give life to an inanimate object and get the Game Center achievement 'It's alive' take an inanimate object (eg. Table, lamp, tree;) and describe it with an emotion (eg.

Happy, sad, crazy;) or a character trait (eg. Smart, nerdy, dumb)Submitted by: labrat1020 Maxwell's Notebook Not sure how to solve the puzzle?

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Let someone else try it! Simply type in 'maxwells notebook' and you have an item spawning notebook to give to another character! Granted, they often don't know what they are doing and they go mad with power, creating all sorts of random objects, and often getting themselves killed. Try playing Death Note in Sandbox by letting a spawned in character go wild.