Archive: 5 posts

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Hi all, I have recently discovered a glitch where the coloured part in an unprotected creature brain is detached from the metal part, but it still counts the whole thing as one object, and the creature brain still works as normal. To start, get out an unprotected creature brain (it might help to enlarge it) and put it into a blank space. Now copy the brain and put it somewhere else (anywhere will do) and you might notice that the coloured part is misaligned to the metal part. Now keep doing this randomly until you find a piece that is aligned properly, but the distance between the two parts is much greater. Delete all of the other brains and just use this one. This is different to the half score bubble as it will still dissolve the material when you step on the coloured part and as long as the metal part is touching something, the coloured part will float. Pics coming soon

2010-11-08 19:19:00 Author: RibShark Posts: 83

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that is preety cool

2010-11-11 02:46:00 Author: deschuttes2 Posts: 157

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Ehrm, no offence on your discovery, but I'm pretty sure that its been found before. As a matter of a fact I'm positive its old, because I've found it before! Although I was happy when I found it, I did know it was made before. But then again, you might even be talking about something else but anyway, congrats on the finding!

2010-11-11 03:36:00 Author: ceejayem13 Posts: 181

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Looks cool. But has been discovered before.

2010-11-11 07:21:00 Author: mutant_red_peas Posts: 516

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I've had one of these in my poppit for the last year, but don't feel discouraged from posting glitches like this RyShark because we still have many newcomers joining the site who don't know about all this stuff.

2010-11-11 19:23:00 Author: Ungreth Posts: 2130

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