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[[File:Ski Lift.png|thumb|151x151px|The ski lift in [[Cool, Cool Mountain]]]] | |||
[[File:Checkered Elevator.png|alt=|thumb|The default look, also serves as a Fixed-Track Elevator.]] | |||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Elevators appear in a variety of levels, those being: | Elevators appear in a variety of levels, those being: | ||
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* [[Bowser in the Sky]] | * [[Bowser in the Sky]] | ||
For the most part, elevators will rise up or down at a constant speed of 10 when Mario stands on them. | For the most part, elevators will rise up or down at a constant speed of 10 [[units]] when Mario stands on them. An exception to this is the ski lift in [[Cool, Cool Mountain]]. Horizontally, it accelerates to 10 UPF. Vertically, it accelerates to ~3.9 UPF, before snapping to ~4.7 UPF, then to ~5.9 UPF, and finally to ~6.4 UPF. On its way down, it goes through the same steps, just negative. | ||
== Trivia == | |||
* Due to their slow rising, elevators are great for performing [[Backwards Long Jump|BLJ]]'s, specifically [[Elevator BLJ]]'s, this being the only BLJ method that can reach [[Parallel Universe|Parallel Universes]]. | |||
Due to their | * Because of their nature, fixed track elevators are especially prone to [[Invisible wall|Invisiwalls]]. | ||