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--- universaltech:jump_pads [2025/03/01 04:58] – created monster_domosed
+++ universaltech:jump_pads [2025/03/21 23:05] (current) – compsoter
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-====== Jump Pads ======
+====== Vents ======
-~~CLOSETOC~~
+<WRAP half right infobox>
-<block classes #clip right width :language>{{ ::universaltech:jumppad.mp4 |}}
+{{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}}
-<wrap center lo>A short clip showcasing a Jump Pad:</wrap>
+^ <wrap centeralign> **//Vents//** </wrap>||
-</block>
+^ <wrap centeralign>{{ ::universaltech:jumppad.mp4 }}</wrap>||
+^ Tech Type                                             | Universal       |
+^ Difficulty                                            | Basic Mechanics |
+^ Character Dependent                                   | No              |
+^ To Use                                                | Walk onto the vent |
+</WRAP>
-Scattered around the map are **Jump Pads**. These Jump Pads propel you towards a set location. Jump Pads can help you traverse the set paths around the map faster and easier, and make better rotations.
+Scattered around the map are air **vents**((AKA Bounce Pads, Jump Pads)). These vents propel you towards a set location. These air vents can help you traverse set paths around the map faster and easier for rotations and ganks.
-Jump Pads don’t use any stamina.
+Vents don’t use any [[universaltech:stamina|stamina]].
-Once you step onto a Jump Pad, you are instantly propelled towards a set location with a set angle. The angle, speed, and location depend on the Jump Pad. During this, you are fully actionable and airborne.
+Once you step onto a vent, you are instantly propelled towards a set location with a set angle and speed. The angle, speed, and location depends on the specific vent. During this, you are fully actionable and airborne.
-The intended landing spot is marked with **circle graffiti**, which is often located on rooftops. You can deviate from the intended landing spot by using abilities, [[universaltech:airstrafing|air strafing]], [[universaltech:jumping|air jumping]], or [[universaltech:dashing]] after being launched.
+The intended landing spot usually marked with white circle graffiti, which is often located on rooftops. You can deviate from the intended landing spot by using abilities, [[universaltech:airstrafing|air strafing]], [[universaltech:jumping|air jumping]], or [[universaltech:dashing]] after being launched.
 You can also change the direction and final landing spot by dashing into the Jump Pad.
-===== Appearance =====
+The appearance of these vents has changed over time:
-The appearance of these Jump Pads has changed over patches.
+<WRAP>
+<WRAP twothirds column>
+  * In their first appearance, their appearance was akin to a red cartoon button, above which was an arrow that showed the direction you would be propelled in. This model is currently used in <holliday_mm> Holliday's //Bounce Pad//.
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP third column>
+<block classes #clip left width :language>{{::universaltech:ventold.png?100|Old "Bounce Pad"}}
+</block>
+</WRAP>
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP>
+<WRAP twothirds column>
+  * They currently look like air vents, adorned with the Deadlock eye in the grate, with air streaks showing the direction you will be propelled in.
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP third column>
+<block classes #clip left width :language>{{::universaltech:ventcurrent.png?100|Current Vents}}
+</block>
+</WRAP>
-  * **First Version**: They looked like red cartoon buttons, above which was an arrow that showed the direction you would be propelled in.
+</WRAP>
-  * **Current Version**: They now look like air fans with the **Deadlock logo** on the grate, blowing air.