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'''Slime''' or '''Sewage''' was found only in ''[[Portal]]'' during [[Chell]]'s escape, and is not often considered a gel due to the fact it has no emitter, is not used to solve chambers, and Chell cannot "paint" with it like with the official gels introduced in ''Portal 2''. Regardless, it does have some properties similar to some gels in ''Portal 2'', such as the slippery effect of running on Propulsion Gel and an adhesion effect that keeps Chell somewhat stuck on the surface. | '''Slime''' or '''Sewage''' was found only in ''[[Portal]]'' during [[Chell]]'s escape, and is not often considered a gel due to the fact it has no emitter, is not used to solve chambers, and Chell cannot "paint" with it like with the official gels introduced in ''Portal 2''. Regardless, it does have some properties similar to some gels in ''Portal 2'', such as the slippery effect of running on Propulsion Gel and an adhesion effect that keeps Chell somewhat stuck on the surface. | ||
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{{main|Adhesion Gel}} | {{main|Adhesion Gel}} | ||
Fioletowy "kleisty" lub "przyczepny" żel został znaleziony w nieużywanych rzeczach w Portal 2. Okazuje się, że fioletowy żel początkowo miał zachowywać się jak niebieski w grze: The Power of Paint,w której głównie występują żele z gry Portal 2. Żel przyczepny byłby w grze wraz z odpychającym, napędowym i żelem konwersji, lecz niektórzy testerzy gier byli zbyt zdezorientowany, kiedy musieli myśleć o portalach podczas chodzenia po ścianach i sufitach, więc skończyło się na usunięciu żelu zanim gra została wydana. | |||
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{{main|Reflection Gel}} | {{main|Reflection Gel}} | ||
Jasno-szary żel jest także jednym z nieużywanych żeli w grze Portal 2. Pozwala on na odbicie promienia zniechęcającego w inne kierunki. Zamiast niego twórcy postanowili stworzyć kostkę przekierowywującą. | |||
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Revision as of 18:02, 16 January 2015
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Gels are a gameplay mechanic officially introduced in Portal 2. They are paint-like liquids that impart different effects when applied to surfaces and objects.
Gels
Repulsion Gel
This gel is a light blue substance that provides repelling abilities. Any objects like the Storage Cubes and Turrets that hits a surface coated with the Repulsion Gel, will either bounce away from the gel splat or bounce erratically on its own upon being coated with it. Due to the effect, the height from which a test subject falls before landing on a gel-covered surface affects the height of a jump. Test subjects can also use the Gel to move back and forth between two parallel surfaces rather than merely be propelled up and down.
Propulsion Gel
The Propulsion Gel is a light orange substance that greatly increases object velocity and reduces the friction of objects moving on the surface(s) it is applied to. Any objects covered in this gel have their friction reduced, causing them to slide around across the floor easily.
Conversion Gel
A portal-conducting white substance made from ground moon rocks. It enables test subjects to fire portals onto surfaces previously incapable of conducting portals.
Cleansing Gel
This gel may appear to be regular water with an ability to wash away other types of gels off of surfaces and any objects that have been coated. It has no special properties in regard of the gameplay, and as such, does not affect any surfaces other than ones covered in other gels.
Slime
Slime or Sewage was found only in Portal during Chell's escape, and is not often considered a gel due to the fact it has no emitter, is not used to solve chambers, and Chell cannot "paint" with it like with the official gels introduced in Portal 2. Regardless, it does have some properties similar to some gels in Portal 2, such as the slippery effect of running on Propulsion Gel and an adhesion effect that keeps Chell somewhat stuck on the surface.
Nieużywane żele
Żel przyczepny
Fioletowy "kleisty" lub "przyczepny" żel został znaleziony w nieużywanych rzeczach w Portal 2. Okazuje się, że fioletowy żel początkowo miał zachowywać się jak niebieski w grze: The Power of Paint,w której głównie występują żele z gry Portal 2. Żel przyczepny byłby w grze wraz z odpychającym, napędowym i żelem konwersji, lecz niektórzy testerzy gier byli zbyt zdezorientowany, kiedy musieli myśleć o portalach podczas chodzenia po ścianach i sufitach, więc skończyło się na usunięciu żelu zanim gra została wydana.
Żel odbijający
Jasno-szary żel jest także jednym z nieużywanych żeli w grze Portal 2. Pozwala on na odbicie promienia zniechęcającego w inne kierunki. Zamiast niego twórcy postanowili stworzyć kostkę przekierowywującą.
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Trivia
- The gel mechanic is a borrowed concept from TAG: The Power of Paint.
- A fourth gel, "Adhesion Gel", was also borrowed from TAG and was tested within Portal 2. It would have allowed players to "stick to a surface so you can walk up a wall like Fred Astaire in Royal Wedding"[1]; however, it was removed early on during development due to making play-testers motion-sick.[2] Its emitter is still in the game's files, however, but does not have any sticky properties or a texture.[3]
- Repulsion Gel was Aperture Science's first attempt at creating dietetic pudding substitute.
Zobacz Także
Odnośniki
- ↑ Chapter 8, page 2 of Portal 2 - The Final Hours.
- ↑ Chapter 8, page 4 of Portal 2 - The Final Hours.
- ↑ Sticky gel in-game test [1]