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[[File:KDC Kracko Course Hole 1 screenshot 02.png|thumb|A stage littered with '''Turntables''' in ''[[Kirby's Dream Course]]''.]] | |||
{{distinguish|the panel in [[Kirby's Dream Course]]|[[Spin Panel]]}} | {{distinguish|the panel in [[Kirby's Dream Course]]|[[Spin Panel]]}} | ||
'''Turntables'''<ref>''Kirby's Dream Course'' manual, pg. 50</ref> are a stage obstacle which appear on some boards in ''[[Kirby's Dream Course]]''. They consist of circular panels on the ground which bear the same checkerboard pattern as the regular floor, but which spin around in a given direction at a moderate pace, clockwise or counterclockwise. When [[Kirby]] or [[Keeby]] roll over these while they are active, their trajectories will be deflected in accordance with the spin direction of the turntable. When inactive, turntables do not spin and - if lined up with the tile around them - are indistinguishable from regular flooring. | '''Turntables'''<ref>''Kirby's Dream Course'' manual, pg. 50</ref> are a stage obstacle which appear on some boards in ''[[Kirby's Dream Course]]''. They consist of circular panels on the ground which bear the same checkerboard pattern as the regular floor, but which spin around in a given direction at a moderate pace, clockwise or counterclockwise. When [[Kirby]] or [[Keeby]] roll over these while they are active, their trajectories will be deflected in accordance with the spin direction of the turntable. When inactive, turntables do not spin and - if lined up with the tile around them - are indistinguishable from regular flooring. | ||
Revision as of 07:00, 25 January 2021
- This article is about the panel in Kirby's Dream Course, and should not be confused with Spin Panel.
Turntables[1] are a stage obstacle which appear on some boards in Kirby's Dream Course. They consist of circular panels on the ground which bear the same checkerboard pattern as the regular floor, but which spin around in a given direction at a moderate pace, clockwise or counterclockwise. When Kirby or Keeby roll over these while they are active, their trajectories will be deflected in accordance with the spin direction of the turntable. When inactive, turntables do not spin and - if lined up with the tile around them - are indistinguishable from regular flooring.
There are two different types of switches that affect turntables. The first is a red switch with a yellow circle on it. Pressing this will turn on all turntables on the board. The second is a pink switch with a white spiral pattern which will turn all turntables off when pressed. The switch changes from one type to the other whenever it is pressed.
Gallery
Turntable sprite (from Course 6)
Turntable on switch sprite
Turntable off switch sprite
References
- ↑ Kirby's Dream Course manual, pg. 50
