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Everybody Edits

2015-12-22T18:50:32Z

ZeldaXD: Flixel Walker

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[[Everybody Edits]] is a game created by [[Chris|Chris Benjaminsen]]. It is a real-time, multiplayer, two-dimensional, platform game where players interact and create worlds for others to enjoy. There is no real goal in the game, rather it acts as a sandbox where users can create experiences for each other.

==Everybody Edits on Android<ref>http://eeforums.cf/viewtopic.php?pid=494651 - #7 post by Thanel</ref>==
Thanel is the only one who develops the Android application of ''Everybody Edits''. He will not have a lot of free time to work on it for around 2015 April 15 (as Thanel said around one and a half month in 2015 March 31) which means that until then the development will go very slowly (although he is currently doing some solid changes in the core to speed up later development).

== History ==
=== Flixel Walker ===
The first version of the game was a test by [[Chris|Chris Benjaminsen]] on Wednesday, 3rd March 2010 to test the Flixel Engine, he called it "Flixel Walker" and it started in [http://forums.flixel.org/index.php?topic=1098.0 this thread in the Flixel forums].

=== Multiplayer Platformworld ===
After '''Flixel Walker''', ''Everybody Edits'' started to be a simple test grounds for Chris, called ''[http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/529148 Multiplayer Platformworld]''. Also referred to as EE 0.1 now, it had minimal features, only having the minimap, 6 smileys that were just a circle and a color (for example red), and the following blocks: Gravity, Basic, Brick (excluding the tan & dark red), '_' faced block, Metal, and the leaked, old black brick. It gained popularity and continued to grow.

=== Everybody Edits 0.5+ ===
Chris made EE 0.5, the first real version of EE. This consisted of a lobby, with only open worlds in it. There were no blocks or smileys added, though. When it was added, people would gather in one room (most of the time, the top corner one), and major trolling would occur. At the peak of its time, at least 1 person would be in every room. This changed when EE 0.6 came out.

=== Everybody Edits 0.6+ ===

EE 0.6 included naming rooms, and locking them with a code. Moving with WASD was added, direct linking with www.everybodyedits.com was added, and new blocks were added. When naming & locking levels came out, crews began to form. The caution block was the first addition to the blocks. When the next set of blocks were added, Chris also added an up and down arrow to scroll through the blocks. Many complaints about not being able to use the old black block anymore made Chris add a new black block with a little shine on it . Many of these block updates merge into EE 0.7.

=== Everybody Edits 0.7+ ===

As EE 0.7 rolled in, many blocks and smileys were added. Keys, Locks, and Gates were the first functional additions to the game. This spawned the first series of "Trap Rooms", later renamed to bosses or key bosses. A few other additions to the blocks were Crowns, Grass, the tan and dark red Bricks, and Coins. Gold coins were added first, then blue for a short time. Chris took the blue coins off instantly and asked to reach a donation of $500 USD before he re-added them. Major trolling, as of flying (There was no God Mode then) and and jumping really high were done by trolls/hackers. This was fixed by an anti-hack. Also, the first non-free thing that was added to EE, the Smiley Package, consisted of the 6 Beta smileys, and it cost $5 USD for them. People were getting mad that they had to pay so much, so Chris let players choose the price for a short time (Whoever had the Smiley Package got Beta for free later on).

=== Everybody Edits 0.8+ ===
During this time, Chris was mostly doing bug fixes, but also made the new interface (dragging blocks into the menu), user accounts (first used only Facebook, then made EE only accounts), and most importantly, made Beta. After the new block interface was added for Free & Beta, Chris focused on Beta more. Beta first cost $10 USD (Beta use + Smiley Package), and people were mad that whoever payed a penny to get the Smiley Package, got to play Beta for free. Chris later lowered the price down a nickel ($9.95 USD). the very first additions to beta were fullscreen and mute (The only use mute has is to turn off the coin sounds). Saved worlds was one of the last additions of EE 0.8. Chris mainly uses Beta at first to test new features before Free users. It was almost a month before the Free EE got updated again (To EE 9.0).

=== Everybody Edits 0.9+ ===
EE 0.9 is the most recent time for EE (0.9.2.1), and many new features, including chat, the shop, and profiles. Many additions to the shop were different sized worlds, smileys, and blocks/items.

=== Everybody Edits 1.0+ ===

This version does not exist yet, but this will be when ''Everybody Edits'' will officially be Version 1. Chris and the other developers are currently in a "development sprint" for version 1.0 of EE.

=== Everybody Edits 2.0 ===
Version 2.0 added campaigns, a system to manage crews in-game, and removed woots. In addition, it featured a UI redesign of the lobby, and the shop was returned to a layout similar to how it was in EE v0.9.

== External Links ==
[http://old.everybodyedits.com Classic ''Everybody Edits'']

==References==
<references/>

Guide:Creating and Developing your Platforming Map

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[[File:B4after2.png|thumb|right|The process of creating [[EX Crew]]'s "Oh Shit Bears" [[Worlds|world]] from beginning to end]]
Players that have become familiar with [[Everybody Edits]] may eventually attempt to create a gaming experience for other players, most commonly in the form of a Platforming Map. In the same way that Everybody Edits allows players to make varied and unique creations with the various bricks, a Platforming Map can be as new and original as its designer's imagination.
Mapmaking consists of five common phases. Below are some guidelines that can both help first-time designers who are overwhelmed by the process of mapmaking, as well as provide insight to experienced players looking to refine their craft.

==Brainstorming==

Before you start, you need to have a basic idea of what you want to do, (for example; the theme of your map). This can be any sort of idea; a theme can range from climbing a birthday cake, to recreating World 1-1 from Super Mario Bros, to collecting coins in minigames. Any of these themes are starting points for designing your map. Here are some questions that are worth asking yourself as you develop your idea:

* Do I want my map to be fun?
* Is this a cool idea that will keep people interested enough to finish the map?
* Would I be excited if I entered this room and this is what I found?
* Does it matter how many people play my map?

When you have settled on a theme, you need to decide what sort of theme it is. Platforming Maps are either Art Themed or Challenge Themed. While the best maps will have art that makes spaces for cool level designs as well as cool level designs that make sense with the art, all maps start as one of the two themes.

===Focusing on Challenges===
[[File:Areyouagod.png|thumb|right|EX Crew's "Are You A God" is an example of a Challenged Themed map, as the art is irrelevant to the gameplay]]

If your map is centered around some type of puzzle or challenge concept specific to the Everybody Edits game, then it would be Challenge Themed. These maps are often less demanding to create compared to Art Themed maps; however, depending on the type of challenge developed, Challenge Themed maps can offer some of the most interesting, difficult and creative challenges, as they do not have to conform to a drawn landscape as with Art Themed levels.

===Focusing on Art===
[[File:205tavs.png|thumb|right|The contest winning map "The Clock Strikes 12" is an example of an Art Themed map]]

If your map is based first on some illustration you would like to do, then it would be Art Themed. These maps will have the levels 'carved' out of the art; the designer will look at the illustration made and consider how to make it challenging for the smiley to progress. Sometimes the designer will quite literally have to carve out parts of his art to make a puzzle work by deleting blocks. Whenever you have an Art Themed map it will require some compromise between the puzzle design and the art design. This is expanded upon in the Creation section below.

Regardless of which theme you decide is best for your map, it's important to make sure the basic concept is good enough to take into the planning stages. Ensure that the idea not only appeals to you, but to others as well since EE is a social network that depends on the participation of numerous players. Additionally, make sure to assess if your idea can be realistically implemented in EE, since not all concepts can be properly made into a map.

==Planning==

Once you have decided on a suitable theme, you can start to plan your map. Depending on the size, detail and number of people helping with the map, the amount of planning you do before you start drawing the map will vary. The first thing you should do is ask yourself a few questions about your resources:

* Do you have a saved map with a size best suited to the map you are designing?
* Do you have enough time to commit to creating your map well, or will you need helpers?
* Will you need skilled players to help with your Challenge Themed map, or talented drawers to help with your Art Themed map?

Registered players, particularly those with enabled chat accounts, should find trustworthy helpers for their projects.

===Sketching===
[[File:FallOfZeal.png|thumb|right|A sketch of EX Crew's "Fall of Zeal"]]

If you are working on an Art Themed level, you will want to make a sketch, especially if you are working with helpers or using a fairly complicated idea. This would be a rough outline made in MS Paint or some similar program that would show the basic layout of your map, including the path(s) the player will take and important areas, such as the location of a boss, bonus, or the finish. Make the sketch as rough or as detailed as necessary, which will depend on your needs. Some Challenge Themed maps might require sketches if the path the player is taking is complex, or, again, if you are sharing it with helpers. For a detailed tutorial from sketch to completion of an Art Themed map, visit Ravatroll's Playable Landscapes Construction Tutorial.

===Building===

If you are planning a Challenge Themed level with new challenges or unique puzzles, you should develop your puzzles before you put your map together. Unique rooms can take a long time to design, so a good way to avoid space conflicts in your map is to have the puzzles made beforehand and recorded in screenshots. This way you can design challenges with people in other maps, then later bring them all together in your saved map from screenshots. Make sure to consider how to connect all of the rooms beforehand, and be prepared to mirror or rotate rooms to make the best use of space as needed. For insights into developing unique challenges, see the Designing Challenges page.

==Creating==

Now that you have decided on your theme and made some planning steps as preparation, you should now begin work on your Platforming Map. How you will build your map depends on a few considerations, one of them being, again, whether you are working with art or challenges. The best way to begin the creation of any map is to first outline it. Open your map, and use a random map name to keep it hidden and unpopulated. You can easily hide a map by using one of several words that the EE worlds list prohibits, and always make sure to block off the starting point to ensure players cannot start running around your map if they discover it. Remember to use commands such as /reset and /loadlevel as needed, such as when mistakes are made in level construction, blocks are accidently overwritten, a helper ends up trolling, or to send intruders back to the start.

===Outline===

It is important to start with the drawing of an outline that will show 'what' goes 'where'. Even if you are building a Challenge Themed map, you should begin your map development with an overall outline that shows the size and order of your puzzle games. If you are building an Art Themed map, the outline itself is a part of the drawing process as you transform your sketch into level bricks. A good outline will be just be lines drawn one block thick that show the boundaries between sections of your map. Once you have divided up your map, it is time to start building. However, be prepared to change your outline as you come across issues and problems you may have overlooked in the planning phase. Flexibility is highly important when trying to produce a great rather than good map.

===Progressive vs Chunks===

There are two approaches you can take to building your level: you can either build it from the start to the finish progressively, or build it in chunks that come together in the end. Depending on certain factors, you may find one approach to be more desirable than the other:

====Progressive====

''Pros''

* If you do not have any prepared challenges, working progressively allows for more freedom in building, as there is little need to worry about 'fitting' a challenge to the difficulty or path of previous and future areas.
* If you are working with an Art Themed map, you can adjust the level by your needs as you go along.

''Cons''

* Can lead to conflicts of interest when having to work alongside others to complete each individual section.
* If you run out of ideas, it is difficult to spend time working on other areas as a break without causing problems for the path and spacing of areas.

====Chunks====

''Pros''

* If you are working with multiple people, it may be quicker to have them work on different sections on the map outline, rather than clumping up on one section.
* If you have screenshotted challenges that you are able to put in, it is better to put them in at the start of the building process so as to avoid a spacing problem later.

''Cons''

* Working on different sections at once may create sharp spikes or falls in the difficulty for the player, requiring the designer to make changes in the editing phase.
* Requires more planning and organization to execute correctly.

Generally, solo builders or builders dealing with Art Themed maps should tend towards building progressively, while groups of designers or Challenge Themed map designers should consider working piecewise with chunks. You may find that certain parts of your map will require one approach or the other.

===Collaboration===

If you have a group of people interested in building your map with you, there are steps you can take to ensure that your map comes together smoothly even as different designers work on different areas. Since map designing is a creative project, it has to have a limit on the individuals with control over the final design, otherwise things will fall apart very quickly with disagreements and poor map organization. With a high number of helpers, one of the head designers should act as a central 'hub', who would work to organize map development by keeping tabs on all the contributors and the various chunks being constructed. It's very important to always show the other contributers respect to prevent heated arguments, and it is critical to have a way to resolve disputes over level design.

===Designing Tips===

As the map begins to fill up with art and challenges, there are some important design considerations you should think about:

====Color Scheme====

Though there are exceptions, generally ugly color schemes do not keep players. This is less of a concern for minigames, where the rooms are often different colors and the walls are all one block thick. There are exceptions to this rule depending on how critical a certain color is to the overall map theme.

====Pathing====

Most maps send you through an endless tunnel of challenges with no chance to rest or branch out. Consider adding easter egg bonuses, multiple paths, and areas that are simple and fun to pass. Allowing a player to rest and explore will help balance out any intense challenges and will also prevent ragequitting. Even if you open the map up, there should still be an obvious direction for the player to go.

====Innovation====

Creating challenges for a map can take a very long time and you might find yourself running out of ideas. Just as it is important to have an interesting theme to maintain player interest, the challenges too should be different from both other maps and other challenges within your own map. Having different designers contribute their own 'style' challenges can be a great way to keep your levels fresh for the player. Never settle with a challenge; if it feels boring and/or tedious, make sure to change it. There are no time limits to making a map, and the extra time spent improving challenges will lead to a much better product in the end. Read more about room design here.

==Testing==

Invite your testers to try the challenges, and, when you are ready, the entire map. If you have your choice of testers, do not use people who are simply good players, they should also be players with a good judgment of the difficulty and creativity of a challenge, and who will try to complete it with exploitative shortcuts before your actual players do so. If you have co-designers, have the testers work with the creator of each separate challenge, since the creator already knows which is the correct method for beating their challenge. If your goal is to make an easier map, make sure to invite players who are not pros in terms of skill level so they can make accurate assessments of what needs to be changed and what is fine. Also be prepared to take a lot of criticism during this phase, and do not disregard opinions that go against your own personal view without seriously considering the suggestion.

==Releasing and Editing==

When the map is ready for your finishing touches, add any last minute artistic changes and a title or URL link to an external chat or webpage if applicable, then prepare it for a public 'beta' test. Change the map name to the correct title and fill it up by inviting people, or, if necessary, join the game with multiple windows.

There is alot of opportunity for editing during the beta phase, as having a large amount of random players makes for an unbiased test of difficulty and enjoyment. Watch for bottlenecks: 'clump-ups' of players in a room that is more difficult than would be appropriate for its placement. If many players are stuck at the same place, it is usually a sign that place is in need of some editing. If you are willing, make the challenge a little easier by adding or removing some blocks or arrows, then see if the players are able to proceed. If you have any co-designers, have them keep a close eye on player progress in various locations, fixing exploits or making changes when necessary. Pay close attention to the chat as well, since you will likely receive a lot of early feedback especially with things people really like or dislike.

Don't worry too much if the map didn't turn out perfectly, most of the time it's impossible to make a map that completely satisfies your initial plans and goals, but that does not mean your map is poor. Make sure to learn from the mistakes you made while making the map to avoid making the same ones in the future. The more you build and learn, the better you will become at making maps, and the more people will enjoy them.

'''''Make a final save with a version you are happy with, and, finally, have a go at the map yourself!'''''

File:My Beta World.png

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ZeldaXD:

Block

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ZeldaXD: environment

''This article is about the type of brick that acts only as a platform. For bricks, see [[Bricks]].''

This is a list of [[Bricks|bricks]] listed in the "Blocks" Tab in the editor.
'''Blocks''' are a main component of the game. Players may jump on them.

''Wiki tip: Click the block image to see its ID.''
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!
! Name
! Payvault Class
! Obtained From
! Description
! Energy Cost
! Gem Cost
|-
| [[File:B9.png]][[File:B10.png]][[File:B11.png]][[File:B12.png]][[File:B1018.png]][[File:B13.png]][[File:B14.png]][[File:B15.png]][[File:B182.png]]
| Basic
|
| Free
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:B42.png]][[File:B39.png]][[File:B37.png]][[File:B40.png]][[File:B1020.png]][[File:B41.png]][[File:B38.png]][[File:B1019.png]][[File:B1021.png]]
| [[Beta]]
| pro
| Shop
| Become a beta member and get access to beta bricks and exclusives.
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 75
|-
| [[File:B1022.png]][[File:B1023.png]][[File:B18.png]][[File:B20.png]][[File:B16.png]][[File:B21.png]][[File:B19.png]][[File:B17.png]][[File:B1024.png]]
| Brick
|
| Free
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:B29.png]][[File:B30.png]][[File:B31.png]]
| Metal
|
| Free
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:B34.png]][[File:B35.png]][[File:B36.png]]
| Grass
|
| Free
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:B22.png]][[File:B32.png]][[File:B33.png]]
| Special
|
| Free
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:B44.png]]
| Special, Black blocks
| brickblackblock
| Shop
| Very very black.
| 500
| 10
|-
| [[File:B45.png]][[File:B46.png]][[File:B47.png]][[File:B48.png]][[File:B49.png]]
| Factory
| brickfactorypack
| Shop
| Unlimited and purely decorational.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B50.png]][[File:B243.png]][[File:B136.png]]
| Secrets
| bricksecret
| Shop
| Secret bricks look like normal bricks but work in reverse. Great for secrets.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B51.png]][[File:B52.png]][[File:B53.png]][[File:B54.png]][[File:B55.png]][[File:B56.png]][[File:B57.png]][[File:B58.png]]
| Glass
| brickglass
| Shop
| Decorate your level with these beautiful glass bricks!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B72.png]][[File:B71.png]][[File:B70.png]][[File:B76.png]][[File:B75.png]][[File:B74.png]][[File:B73.png]]
| Minerals
| brickminiral
| Shop
| Minerals are almost 100% pure. Also their minimap color.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B78.png]][[File:B79.png]][[File:B80.png]][[File:B81.png]][[File:B82.png]]
| Christmas 2011
| brickxmas2011
| Classic shop
| Five decorations and five package bricks for xmas 2011!
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 25
|-
| [[File:B60.png]][[File:B61.png]][[File:B62.png]][[File:B63.png]][[File:B64.png]][[File:B65.png]][[File:B66.png]][[File:B67.png]]
| Candy
| brickcandy
| Shop
| Eyecandy for all. Bricks, BGs and fluffy decoration.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B59.png]]
| Summer 2011
| bricksummer2011
| Classic shop
| Summer package from 2011
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 25
|-
| [[File:B68.png]][[File:B69.png]]
| Halloween 2011
| brickhw2011
| Classic shop
| Make your own scary world!
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 25
|-
| [[File:B84.png]][[File:B85.png]][[File:B86.png]][[File:B87.png]][[File:B88.png]][[File:B89.png]][[File:B90.png]][[File:B91.png]]
| Sci-fi
| brickscifi
| Shop
| Buy the future today!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B92.png]]
| Prison
| brickprison
| Shop
| Dealing with a lot of trolls? Now you can lock them up.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B93.png]][[File:B94.png]][[File:B154.png]]
| Pirate
| brickpirate
| Shop
| Hoist the sails ye lily livered sea swabs!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B95.png]]
| Stone
| brickstone
| Shop
| A stone block and backgrounds for building!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B96.png]][[File:B97.png]]
| Dojo
| brickninja
| Shop
| It's all about stealthy ladders and rooftops.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B122.png]][[File:B123.png]][[File:B124.png]][[File:B125.png]][[File:B126.png]][[File:B127.png]]
| Wild West
| brickcowboy
| Shop
| Wooden boards and railings in red, blue and natural.. All you need for a western village!
| 3000
| 20
|-
| [[File:B132.png]][[File:B133.png]][[File:B129.png]][[File:B135.png]][[File:B130.png]][[File:B128.png]][[File:B134.png]][[File:B131.png]]
| Plastic
| brickplastic
| Shop
| 8 blocks in bright colors. Perfect for an arcade feel.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B137.png]][[File:B138.png]][[File:B139.png]][[File:B140.png]][[File:B141.png]][[File:B142.png]]
| Sand
| bricksand
| Shop
| 18 blocks of sand, perfect for sticking your head in!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B143.png]]
| Cloud
| brickcloud
| Shop
| Scenic clouds, ready for you to climb on!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B144.png]][[File:B145.png]][[File:B146.png]][[File:B147.png]][[File:B148.png]][[File:B149.png]][[File:B150.png]][[File:B151.png]][[File:B152.png]][[File:B153.png]]
| Industrial
| brickindustrial
| Shop
| Conveyor belts and metal platforms.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B158.png]][[File:B159.png]][[File:B160.png]][[File:B161.png]][[File:B162.png]][[File:B163.png]]
| Medieval
| brickmedieval
| Shop
| Build a historic kingdom with this huge pack!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B166.png]][[File:B168.png]][[File:B169.png]][[File:B170.png]][[File:B171.png]]
| Pipes
| brickpipe
| Shop
| Factory outlet or italian plumbings?
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B172.png]][[File:B173.png]][[File:B174.png]][[File:B175.png]][[File:B176.png]][[File:B1029.png]]
| Outer Space
| brickrocket
| Shop
| Clean and colorful bricks, perfect for interstellar travel!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B177.png]][[File:B178.png]][[File:B179.png]][[File:B180.png]][[File:B181.png]]
| Desert
| brickdesert
| Shop
| Dry rock and sand blocks, with desert foliage decorations!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B186.png]][[File:B187.png]][[File:B188.png]][[File:B189.png]][[File:B1025.png]][[File:B190.png]][[File:B191.png]][[File:B192.png]][[File:B1026.png]]
| Checker
| brickchecker
| Shop
| Clean and bright blocks in 7 different colors.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B193.png]][[File:B194.png]][[File:B195.png]][[File:B196.png]][[File:B197.png]][[File:B198.png]][[File:B199.png]]
| Jungle
| brickjungle
| Shop
| Jungle backgrounds, vines, and decorations!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B202.png]][[File:B203.png]][[File:B204.png]]
| Lava
| bricklava
| Shop
| Hot lava blocks. Make your world look cool!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B208.png]][[File:B209.png]][[File:B210.png]][[File:B211.png]]
| Marble
| bricksparta
| Shop
| Marble blocks and columns decorations.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B212.png]]
| Farm
| brickfarm
| Shop
| Countryside decorations and block.
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B215.png]][[File:B216.png]]
| Christmas 2014
| brickchristmas2014
| Classic shop
| Jingle bricks, jingle bricks, jingle all the way!
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 25
|-
| [[File:B1001_Up.png]][[File:B1002_Down.png]][[File:B1003_Right.png]][[File:B1004_Left.png]]
| One-way
| brickoneway
| Shop
| You can make awesome minigames with this!
| 650
| 12
|-
| [[File:B1013.png]][[File:B1014.png]][[File:B1015.png]][[File:B1016.png]][[File:B1017.png]]
| [[Magic]]
| brickmagic
| [[Magic]]
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:B1030.png]][[File:B1031.png]][[File:B1032.png]][[File:B1033.png]][[File:B1034.png]]
| Environment
| brickenvironment
| Shop
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 500
| 10
|-
|}

==Removed blocks==
Some blocks that were removed from the game.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!
! Name
! Old Payvault Class
! Energy Cost
! Gem Cost
|-
|[[File:b216_1.png]]
| Ice
| brickice
| 1250
| 50
|}

Action

2015-09-19T19:29:51Z

ZeldaXD:

''This article is about the type of brick that modifies the gameplay. For bricks, see [[Bricks]].''

This is a list of all the [[Bricks|bricks]] listed in the "Action" tab in the editor.
An '''action''' [[Bricks|brick]] is a type of brick that modifies the user's gameplay, being gravity or changing a brick's state.

''Wiki tip: Click the block image to see its ID.''
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!
! Name
! Payvault Class
! Obtained From
! Description
! Energy Cost
! Gem Cost
! Quantity per purchase
! Owner only
|-
| [[File:B1.png]][[File:B2.png]][[File:B3.png]][[File:B4.png]]
| Gravity/Arrows
|
| Free
| Change user's gravity!
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B411.png]][[File:B412.png]][[File:B413.png]][[File:B414.png]]
| Gravity/Invisible Arrows
|
| Free
| Change user's gravity without further notice!
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B6.png]][[File:B7.png]][[File:B8.png]][[File:B408.png]][[File:B409.png]][[File:B410.png]]
| Keys
|
| Free
| Hit to activate key doors and gates for everyone for 6 seconds.
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B26.png]][[File:B27.png]][[File:B28.png]][[File:B1008.png]][[File:B1009.png]][[File:B1010.png]]
| Gates
|
| Free
| They close when hitting a key.
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B23.png]][[File:B24.png]][[File:B25.png]][[File:B1005.png]][[File:B1006.png]][[File:B1007.png]]
| Doors
|
| Free
| They open when hitting a key.
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B100.gif]][[File:B101.gif]][[File:B100_1.png]][[File:B101_1.png]]
| Coins
|
| Free
| You can collect this brick.
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B43.png]][[File:B165.png]][[File:B43_Open.png]][[File:B165_Closed.png]]
| Coin Doors and Gates
| brickcoindoor
| Shop
| Doors/gates that open/close when you have X coins!
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B213.png]][[File:B214.png]][[File:B213_Open.png]][[File:B214_Closed.png]]
| Blue Coin Doors and Gates
| brickbluecoindoor
| Shop
| Doors/gates that open/close when you have X coins!
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B5.png]]
| Crown
|
| Free
| Awards the player a golden crown.
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| No
|-
| [[File:B255.png]]
| Spawn point
| brickspawn
| Shop
| Spawn points let you choose where people spawn in your saved levels.
| 150
| 2
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B360_On.png]][[File:B360_Off.png]]
| Checkpoint
| brickcheckpoint
| Shop
| Players respawn at the last checkpoint they touch.
| 150
| 2
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B121.png]]
| '''Trophy'''/Win brick
| brickcomplete
| Shop
| Win bricks let you choose where people win or finish in your world.
| 600
| 6
| +1 (Only purchasable once)
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B114.png]][[File:B116.png]][[File:B115.png]][[File:B117.png]]
| Boost Arrows
| brickboost
| Shop
| Shoots your friends around the worlds at mindblowing speed!
| 650
| 12
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B118.png]]
| Chain
| brickmedieval
| Shop (Medieval pack)
| Climbable brick.
| 650
| 12
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B120.png]]
| Ladder
| brickninja
| Shop (Dojo pack)
| Climbable brick.
| 650
| 12
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B98.png]][[File:B99.png]]
| Vines
| brickjungle
| Shop (Jungle pack)
| Climbable brick.
| 650
| 12
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B424.png]]
| Rope
| brickcowboy
| Shop (Wild West pack)
| Climbable brick.
| 3000
| 20
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B113_On.png]][[File:B113_Off.png]][[File:B184.png]][[File:B185.png]]
| Purple Switches
| brickswitchpurple
| Shop
| Switches purple gates and doors open or closed.
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B1012.png]][[File:B1011.png]][[File:B1012_Open.png]][[File:B1011_Closed.png]]
| Death Doors/Gates
| brickdeathdoor
| Shop
| Doors and Gates that open when you die X times.
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B206.png]][[File:B207.png]]
| Zombie Doors/Gates
| brickeffectzombie
| Shop (Zombie effect)
| Infects the players with horrible disease!
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B157.gif]][[File:B156.gif]]
| Timed Doors
| bricktimeddoor
| Shop
| Doors that open and close at a set interval.
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B77.png]]
| Piano
| bricknode
| Shop
| Re-Create your favorite songs in Everybody Edits!
| 3000
| 20
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B83.png]]
| Drum
| brickdrums
| Shop
| Add a beat to your Everybody Edits music
| 3000
| 20
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B361_Down.png]][[File:B361_Up.png]][[File:B361_Right.png]][[File:B361_Left.png]]
| Spikes
| brickspike
| Shop
| Want a dangerous world? Eliminate players in no time!
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B368.gif]]
| Fire
| brickfire
| Shop
| Set your world on fire. Add fire hazards!
| 750
| 13
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B119.png]]
| Water
| brickwater
| Shop
| From great oceans to small puddles.
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B416.gif]]
| Lava
| bricklava
| Shop (Lava pack)
| Hot lava blocks. Make your world look cool!
| 650
| 12
| Infinite
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B369.png]]
| Swamp
| brickswamp
| Shop
| Careful! You will sink in!
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B242_Down.gif]][[File:B242_Up.gif]][[File:B242_Right.gif]][[File:B242_Left.gif]]
| [[Portals|Portal]]
| brickportal
| Shop
| Want to teleport people more places? Get more portals today!
| 650
| 13
| +5
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B381_Down.png]][[File:B381_Up.png]][[File:B381_Right.png]][[File:B381_Left.png]]
| [[Portals#Invisible|Invisible Portals]]
| brickinvisibleportal
| Shop
| Just like portals, but invisible to players!
| 650
| 13
| +5
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B374.gif]]
| [[Portals#World|World Portal]]
| brickworldportal
| Shop
| Teleport players to other worlds.
| 750
| 13
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B337.gif]]
| Cake
| brickcake
| Shop
| Touch the cake for instant party!
| 600
| 5
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B397.png]]
| Hologram
| brickhologram
| Shop
| Become a hologram!
| 750
| 13
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B385.png]][[File:B385_0.png]]
| Signs
| bricksign
| Shop
| Add signs to your worlds.
| 600
| 5
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B417.png]][[File:B417_1.png]]
| Jump effect
| brickeffectjump
| Shop
| Players jump twice as high!
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B418.png]][[File:B418_1.png]]
| Fly effect
| brickeffectfly
| Shop
| Players can levitate by holding space!
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B419.png]][[File:B419_1.png]]
| Speed effect
| brickeffectspeed
| Shop
| Players move 50% faster!
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B420.png]][[File:B420_1.png]]
| Protection effect
| brickeffectprotection
| Shop
| Players can't die and are cured of curse/zombie.
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| No
|-
| [[File:B421.png]][[File:B421_1.png]]
| Curse effect
| brickeffectcurse
| Shop
| Players die after X seconds, spreads on contact!
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B422.png]][[File:B422_1.png]]
| Zombie effect
| brickeffectzombie
| Shop
| Infects the players with horrible disease!
| 750
| 13
| Infinite
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B423.png]][[File:B423_Yellow.png]][[File:B423_Purple.png]][[File:B1027_Cyan.png]][[File:B1027_Green.png]][[File:B1028_Blue.png]][[File:B1028_Red.png]]
| Team effect
| brickeffectteam
| Shop
| Sets the player's team to the specified color!
| 13
| 750
| +10
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B241.gif]]
| Diamond
| brickdiamond
| Shop
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| 1000
| +1
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B201_Closed.png]][[File:B201_Open.png]]
| [[Builders Club]] Doors/Gates
| buildersclub
| [[Builders Club]]
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| Infinite
| Yes
|-
| [[File:B1000.png]]
| Label
|
| '''[[Staff#Administrators|Administrator]] only'''
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| Infinite
| No
|}

File:B385 0.png

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ZeldaXD: This is a block with ID 365 and it's floating.

This is a block with ID 365 and it's floating.

File:B385.png

2015-09-19T19:28:46Z

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This is a block with ID 385.

File:B1034.png

2015-09-19T19:27:36Z

ZeldaXD: This is a block with ID 1034.

This is a block with ID 1034.

File:B1033.png

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ZeldaXD: This is a block with ID 1033.

This is a block with ID 1033.

File:B1032.png

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ZeldaXD: This is a block with ID 1032.

This is a block with ID 1032.

File:B1031.png

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ZeldaXD: This is a block with ID 1031.

This is a block with ID 1031.

File:B1030.png

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ZeldaXD: This is a block with ID 1030.

This is a block with ID 1030.

File:B337.gif

2015-09-19T19:22:15Z

ZeldaXD: ZeldaXD uploaded a new version of File:B337.gif

This is a block with ID 337.

File:B337.gif

2015-09-19T19:21:01Z

ZeldaXD: ZeldaXD uploaded a new version of File:B337.gif

This is a block with ID 337.

File:B337.gif

2015-09-19T19:19:25Z

ZeldaXD: ZeldaXD uploaded a new version of File:B337.gif

This is a block with ID 337.

File:B337.gif

2015-09-19T19:18:20Z

ZeldaXD: ZeldaXD uploaded a new version of File:B337.gif

This is a block with ID 337.

Potion

2015-09-08T16:06:06Z

ZeldaXD: black potion

{{Removed}}
Potions were items that affected a player's ability (i.e. jumping) that first appeared to [[Beta]] users on October 10th, 2012. They were released to all players on November 7th, 2012. You could only buy a max of 10 potions each, and once used, they were gone and needed to be repurchased. Potions had a time duration and once the time passed, the potion effect would be gone. On October 31st, 2012, old [[worlds]] would have potions disabled by default and new worlds would have them enabled by default. Potions were added by [[MrShoe]].

There were commands to turn off a certain type of potion. Visit [[Chat commands]].

As of April 18th, 2015 potions have been removed. The potions were replaced with effects and [[auras]] instead.

__TOC__

== Potions Effects ==
;Potion of Jump
:This Potion increases your jumping ability; the default jump only reaches 5 [[blocks]], however by using this potion increases it by 1 block, or now six, for 30 seconds.

;Potion of Blue/Green/Yellow/Red Aura
:Changes your color on the minimap, and [[God Mode]] [[Aura]]. Note that each color has different prices and effect times.

;Potion of Fire Aura
:The Potion of Fire Aura, only makes an effect in-game, and not on the minimap. The effect is disabled while in [[God Mode]].

;Potion of Curse
:This potion makes you have a skull floating over your [[smiley]]'s head, meaning that you have the curse. In order to transfer it, you must touch another player; the curse is transferred from you to that player. Note that the curse only lasts for one minute and the last player that has the curse remaining on his smiley will be killed by a curse.

;Potion of Protection
:The potion protects you from hazards, with an exception of Curses and being infected from a Zombie Potion. It gives you a glowing white aura.

;Zombie Potion
:This potion is similar to the Potion of Curse, however it "spreads". It gives you a special [[smiley]] that you cannot remove, and like the Potion of Curse the effect lasts for a minute.

;Respawn Potion
:Respawns you to a random spawn point or the last touched checkpoint.

;Potion of Levitation
:Unlike [[God Mode]], this potion only acts like a jet pack, where you hold space to fly and release to go down. The effect lasts for a minute.

;Potion of Flaunt
:Shows your current badge. Unlike the badge that you level up with, the badge does not glow.

;Speed Potion
:This potion increases your movement speed.

;Black Potion
:This potion was removed from the game and it was found in the game files. Its function is unknown.

== List of Potions ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!
! ID
! Name
! Obtained From
! Energy Cost
! Gem Cost
! Minimun [[Magic class]]
! Duration
|-
| [[File:P0.png]]
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| Empty Potion
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:P1.png]]
| 1
| Potion of Red Aura
| Shop
| 225
| 4
| 7
| 45 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P2.png]]
| 2
| Potion of Blue Aura
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 1
| 15 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P3.png]]
| 3
| Potion of Yellow Aura
| Shop
| 150
| 3
| 5
| 30 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P4.png]]
| 4
| Potion of Jump
| Shop
| 25
| 1
| 2
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P5.png]]
| 5
| Potion of Green Aura
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 3
| 20 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P6.png]]
| 6
| Potion of Curse
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 3
| 1 Minute
|-
| [[File:P7.png]]
| 7
| Potion of Fire Aura
| Shop
| 150
| 3
| 6
| 10 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P8.png]]
| 8
| Potion of Protection
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 5
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P9.png]]
| 9
| Zombie Potion
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 4
| 1 Minute
|-
| [[File:P10.png]]
| 10
| Respawn Potion
| Shop
| 25
| 1
| 2
| 3 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P11.png]]
| 11
| Potion of Levitation
| Shop
| 50
| 1
| 2
| 1 Minute
|-
| [[File:P12.png]]
| 12
| Potion of Flaunt
| Shop
| 200
| 4
| 3
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P13.png]]
| 13
| Potion of Solitude
| Shop
| 200
| 4
| 3
| 5 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P14.png]]
| 14
| Speed Potion
| Shop
| 50
| 1
| 3
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P15.png]]
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| Black Potion
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|}

Talk:List of Crews

2015-09-08T15:54:37Z

ZeldaXD:

== Regarding my deletion tag ==

Not every crew is notable, and there are probably going to end up being more than a hundred to list here. Just like it would be impractical to make a user list or a world ID list, this seems impractical as well. --[[User:Greydog|Greydog]] ([[User talk:Greydog|talk]]) 22:30, 7 September 2015 (EDT)

Works for me. What do other 2 and a half nubs who wiki think about this?
[[User:Different55|Different55]] ([[User talk:Different55|talk]]) 09:17, 8 September 2015 (EDT)

If we don't do this, nubs will eventually make single pages for their nubby crews (see wikia) and we will have to delete each one of them q_q--[[User:ZeldaXD|ZeldaXD]] ([[User talk:ZeldaXD|talk]]) 11:54, 8 September 2015 (EDT)

Locked World

2015-09-08T04:18:38Z

ZeldaXD:

{{Stub}}
'''Locked worlds''' facilitate quick access to a [[Worlds|massive world]]. However, like [[Open Worlds|open worlds]], all level data is erased when the [[world]] empties of users and closes down. Similarly still, locked worlds have no ownership. Unlike open worlds, users are allowed to edit only after determining the edit key. Upon entering this secret [[code]], the users are also allowed to use [[God Mode|god mode]]. At some point since [[Chris|Chris Benjaminsen]] ceased developing Everybody Edits, [[MrShoe]] quietly removed the ability for users to create these worlds.

Potion

2015-09-05T20:05:49Z

ZeldaXD:

{{Removed}}
Potions were items that affected a player's ability (i.e. jumping) that first appeared to [[Beta]] users on October 10th, 2012. They were released to all players on November 7th, 2012. You could only buy a max of 10 potions each, and once used, they were gone and needed to be repurchased. Potions had a time duration and once the time passed, the potion effect would be gone. On October 31st, 2012, old [[worlds]] would have potions disabled by default and new worlds would have them enabled by default. Potions were added by [[MrShoe]].

There were commands to turn off a certain type of potion. Visit [[Chat commands]].

As of April 18th, 2015 potions have been removed. The potions were replaced with effects and [[auras]] instead.

__TOC__

== Potions Effects ==
;Potion of Jump
:This Potion increases your jumping ability; the default jump only reaches 5 [[blocks]], however by using this potion increases it by 1 block, or now six, for 30 seconds.

;Potion of Blue/Green/Yellow/Red Aura
:Changes your color on the minimap, and [[God Mode]] [[Aura]]. Note that each color has different prices and effect times.

;Potion of Fire Aura
:The Potion of Fire Aura, only makes an effect in-game, and not on the minimap. The effect is disabled while in [[God Mode]].

;Potion of Curse
:This potion makes you have a skull floating over your [[smiley]]'s head, meaning that you have the curse. In order to transfer it, you must touch another player; the curse is transferred from you to that player. Note that the curse only lasts for one minute and the last player that has the curse remaining on his smiley will be killed by a curse.

;Potion of Protection
:The potion protects you from hazards, with an exception of Curses and being infected from a Zombie Potion. It gives you a glowing white aura.

;Zombie Potion
:This potion is similar to the Potion of Curse, however it "spreads". It gives you a special [[smiley]] that you cannot remove, and like the Potion of Curse the effect lasts for a minute.

;Respawn Potion
:Respawns you to a random spawn point or the last touched checkpoint.

;Potion of Levitation
:Unlike [[God Mode]], this potion only acts like a jet pack, where you hold space to fly and release to go down. The effect lasts for a minute.

;Potion of Flaunt
:Shows your current badge. Unlike the badge that you level up with, the badge does not glow.

;Speed Potion
:This potion increases your movement speed.

== List of Potions ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!
! ID
! Name
! Obtained From
! Energy Cost
! Gem Cost
! Minimun [[Magic class]]
! Duration
|-
| [[File:P0.png]]
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| Empty Potion
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|-
| [[File:P1.png]]
| 1
| Potion of Red Aura
| Shop
| 225
| 4
| 7
| 45 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P2.png]]
| 2
| Potion of Blue Aura
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 1
| 15 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P3.png]]
| 3
| Potion of Yellow Aura
| Shop
| 150
| 3
| 5
| 30 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P4.png]]
| 4
| Potion of Jump
| Shop
| 25
| 1
| 2
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P5.png]]
| 5
| Potion of Green Aura
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 3
| 20 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P6.png]]
| 6
| Potion of Curse
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 3
| 1 Minute
|-
| [[File:P7.png]]
| 7
| Potion of Fire Aura
| Shop
| 150
| 3
| 6
| 10 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P8.png]]
| 8
| Potion of Protection
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 5
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P9.png]]
| 9
| Zombie Potion
| Shop
| 100
| 2
| 4
| 1 Minute
|-
| [[File:P10.png]]
| 10
| Respawn Potion
| Shop
| 25
| 1
| 2
| 3 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P11.png]]
| 11
| Potion of Levitation
| Shop
| 50
| 1
| 2
| 1 Minute
|-
| [[File:P12.png]]
| 12
| Potion of Flaunt
| Shop
| 200
| 4
| 3
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P13.png]]
| 13
| Potion of Solitude
| Shop
| 200
| 4
| 3
| 5 Minutes
|-
| [[File:P14.png]]
| 14
| Speed Potion
| Shop
| 50
| 1
| 3
| 30 Seconds
|-
| [[File:P15.png]]
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| Black Potion
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
| <center><nowiki>-</nowiki></center>
|}

File:P0.png

2015-09-05T19:23:53Z

ZeldaXD: Empty potion, no ID

Empty potion, no ID

File:P15.png

2015-09-05T19:23:27Z

ZeldaXD: Black potion that doesn't have any ID, was never implemented onto the game even though it was in the game files.

Black potion that doesn't have any ID, was never implemented onto the game even though it was in the game files.

File:P14.png

2015-09-05T19:22:40Z

ZeldaXD: Speed potion with ID 14

Speed potion with ID 14

File:P13.png

2015-09-05T19:22:19Z

ZeldaXD: Solitude potion with ID 13

Solitude potion with ID 13

File:P12.png

2015-09-05T19:21:47Z

ZeldaXD: Flaunt potion with ID 12

Flaunt potion with ID 12

File:P11.png

2015-09-05T19:21:27Z

ZeldaXD: Levitation potion with ID 11

Levitation potion with ID 11

File:P10.png

2015-09-05T19:19:53Z

ZeldaXD: Respawn potion with ID 10

Respawn potion with ID 10

File:P9.png

2015-09-05T19:19:24Z

ZeldaXD: Zombie potion with ID 9

Zombie potion with ID 9

File:P8.png

2015-09-05T19:19:04Z

ZeldaXD: Protection potion with ID 8

Protection potion with ID 8

File:P7.png

2015-09-05T19:18:16Z

ZeldaXD: Curse potion with ID 7

Curse potion with ID 7

File:P6.png

2015-09-05T19:17:53Z

ZeldaXD: Fire potion with ID 6

Fire potion with ID 6

File:P5.png

2015-09-05T19:17:32Z

ZeldaXD: Green potion with ID 5

Green potion with ID 5

File:P4.png

2015-09-05T19:16:29Z

ZeldaXD: Jump potion with ID 4

Jump potion with ID 4

File:P3.png

2015-09-05T19:16:05Z

ZeldaXD: Red potion with ID 3

Red potion with ID 3

File:P2.png

2015-09-05T19:15:46Z

ZeldaXD: Yellow potion with ID 2

Yellow potion with ID 2

File:P1.png

2015-09-05T19:15:23Z

ZeldaXD: Blue potion with ID 1

Blue potion with ID 1

Potion

2015-09-05T13:15:21Z

ZeldaXD:

{{Removed}}

{{Stub}}
Potions were items that affected a player's ability (i.e. jumping) that first appeared to [[Beta]] users on October 10th, 2012. They were released to all players on November 7th, 2012. You could only buy a max of 10 potions each, and once used, they were gone and needed to be repurchased. On October 31st, 2012, old worlds would have potions disabled by default and new worlds would have them enabled by default.

There were commands to turn off a certain type of potion. Visit [[Chat commands]].

As of April 18th, 2015 potions have been removed. The potions were replaced with effects and [[auras]] instead.

2015-09-02T20:59:32Z

ZeldaXD:

File:Side-Fit.png

2015-09-02T20:51:58Z

ZeldaXD:

File:Arrowtower.png

2015-09-02T20:48:25Z

ZeldaXD: