Defeating the boss in the first level will cause 2 portals to materialise, placed on either side of the gold chest, each leading to a different boss. There is only one portal when defeating a boss in the second level . Going through a portal will reset your skill cooldown, but the blessings.
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| - Defeating the boss in the first level will cause 2 portals to materialise, placed on either side of the gold chest, each leading to a different boss. There is only one portal when defeating a boss in the second level . Going through a portal will reset your skill cooldown, but the blessings.
- There are usually two portals, a front portal and a back portal, but it is unknown which is which.
- Portals is the third studio album by American experimental metal band Arsonists Get All the Girls. It was released on July 14, 2009, through Century Media Records. In contrast to The Game of Life, Portals features a different sound and an almost completely different line-up, making guitarist Arthur Alvarez and drummer Garin Rosen the only two original members left. Reviews for Portals were positive, and the album reached high critical acclaim. Arsonists Get All the Girls began their headlining tour in support of Portals in late 2010.
- Portals is the thirty-sixth episode of Transformers: Robots in Disguise. It first aired in the United States on April 23, 2016 on Cartoon Network.
- Across Arelith there are a number of magic portals which characters can use to instantly move from one place to another. A character can only use portals which he or she has "activated". To activate a portal all you need to do is click on it. There are four types of portals on Arelith
* Two way
* One way entrance only
* One way exit only
* Single destination
- Each portal has a set amount of health. Once you take out a portion of the portal's hp, it will spawn a Juggernaut, Mini Boss or Champion. When you completely destroy it, the boss of the island will appear.
- On Spectrobes: Beyond The Portals, there are many portals that take place. There are the portals in space, and the portals in Krux's domain, Malik. The portals in space lead from Nanairo to Fubuki, Kagero, and Hakaba systems. The smaller portals on Malik are the only way to get to Krux, and suprisingly, Jado! WARNING! This next part has a spoiler in it! Do not attempt reading it if you want to figure this out alone! If you want to get to Krux, only enter the portals that move left.
- The Portals refer to the buildings and the gateways inside them that connect to an alien city, seemingly existing within in the buildings. The city itself, is in fact underground. Each gateway connects to the same city, with the city itself being underground somewhere on Earth. It is home to a myriad of alien from different races. Due to the superhuman abilities of some of these beings and the desire to keep their presence a secret, all crimes committed by aliens are dealt with by the SSSP .
- Outside the storyline, Portals appear during various Virus Injections and Hotspots Diversions. Portals act similar to vehicles, albeit not being classified as ones. They have a unique icon shown in the HUD. Portals can be destroyed with any non-melee weapon but it is advised to use either a Pump-Action Shotgun or a Semi-Auto Shotgun during early missions as these weapons cause huge damage to Portals, especially when upgraded.
- Portals are not exactly Doors, you walk through them but the room doesn't change. Like buttresses in a mine.
- Please select a specific portal.
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- Portals are literally doorways to other worlds in the Spyro the Dragon series. They appear as arches with gold letters indicating the name of the realm they provide access to, and the sky of their specific realm is always visible through them. All portals are two-sided when free standing, but many are located up against a wall and only provide access through one side.
- Portals are often used to move people, objects, or even places into new territories. In some cases a portal can be used to allow the fae to cover a territory that has already been explored very quickly in order to hide it. Two known ways to send someone to a different realm is to use faerie blast of light or by creating portals.
- "Could be the past; could be another world. That's the thing about hijacking a portal, it's a crapshoot." - Terror Mask Portals are magical forms of transportation. According to the Terror Mask, portals open up in places where the barriers between reality are weaker. During the course of Splatterhouse (2010), Rick Taylor uses portals transport himself to different locations while trying to rescue Jennifer. Unfortunatley for him, Portals seem to appear randomly and could take him to unknown locations. Dr. West claims that he has mastered portal travel, and knows where each portal leads to. The Terror Mask is capable of creating portals if enough blood has been spilled. In their 2010 appearance, portals appear to be purple ghost-like mouths with tentacles surrounding them.
- Portals are nothing more than a scripted transition. To make it work you need a Portal object and a Waypoint. Make the object “usable” and place the waypoint in the location you want your PCs to port to. Give the Waypoint a Unique tag. For this example I’ll call it WP_ARRIVE. Place the following script in the OnUsed script handle of the portal.
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- Spyro Orange: The Cortex Conspiracy
- Spyro: Year of the Dragon
- Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!
- Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly
- Spyro: Season of Ice
- Spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs
- Spyro: A Hero's Tail
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| - Defeating the boss in the first level will cause 2 portals to materialise, placed on either side of the gold chest, each leading to a different boss. There is only one portal when defeating a boss in the second level . Going through a portal will reset your skill cooldown, but the blessings.
- There are usually two portals, a front portal and a back portal, but it is unknown which is which.
- Portals is the third studio album by American experimental metal band Arsonists Get All the Girls. It was released on July 14, 2009, through Century Media Records. In contrast to The Game of Life, Portals features a different sound and an almost completely different line-up, making guitarist Arthur Alvarez and drummer Garin Rosen the only two original members left. Reviews for Portals were positive, and the album reached high critical acclaim. Arsonists Get All the Girls began their headlining tour in support of Portals in late 2010.
- Portals is the thirty-sixth episode of Transformers: Robots in Disguise. It first aired in the United States on April 23, 2016 on Cartoon Network.
- Across Arelith there are a number of magic portals which characters can use to instantly move from one place to another. A character can only use portals which he or she has "activated". To activate a portal all you need to do is click on it. There are four types of portals on Arelith
* Two way
* One way entrance only
* One way exit only
* Single destination
- Each portal has a set amount of health. Once you take out a portion of the portal's hp, it will spawn a Juggernaut, Mini Boss or Champion. When you completely destroy it, the boss of the island will appear.
- On Spectrobes: Beyond The Portals, there are many portals that take place. There are the portals in space, and the portals in Krux's domain, Malik. The portals in space lead from Nanairo to Fubuki, Kagero, and Hakaba systems. The smaller portals on Malik are the only way to get to Krux, and suprisingly, Jado! WARNING! This next part has a spoiler in it! Do not attempt reading it if you want to figure this out alone! If you want to get to Krux, only enter the portals that move left.
- The Portals refer to the buildings and the gateways inside them that connect to an alien city, seemingly existing within in the buildings. The city itself, is in fact underground. Each gateway connects to the same city, with the city itself being underground somewhere on Earth. It is home to a myriad of alien from different races. Due to the superhuman abilities of some of these beings and the desire to keep their presence a secret, all crimes committed by aliens are dealt with by the SSSP .
- Outside the storyline, Portals appear during various Virus Injections and Hotspots Diversions. Portals act similar to vehicles, albeit not being classified as ones. They have a unique icon shown in the HUD. Portals can be destroyed with any non-melee weapon but it is advised to use either a Pump-Action Shotgun or a Semi-Auto Shotgun during early missions as these weapons cause huge damage to Portals, especially when upgraded.
- Portals are not exactly Doors, you walk through them but the room doesn't change. Like buttresses in a mine.
- Please select a specific portal.
* Shows
* Episodes
* Actors
* Directors
* Writers
- Portals are literally doorways to other worlds in the Spyro the Dragon series. They appear as arches with gold letters indicating the name of the realm they provide access to, and the sky of their specific realm is always visible through them. All portals are two-sided when free standing, but many are located up against a wall and only provide access through one side.
- "Could be the past; could be another world. That's the thing about hijacking a portal, it's a crapshoot." - Terror Mask Portals are magical forms of transportation. According to the Terror Mask, portals open up in places where the barriers between reality are weaker. During the course of Splatterhouse (2010), Rick Taylor uses portals transport himself to different locations while trying to rescue Jennifer. Unfortunatley for him, Portals seem to appear randomly and could take him to unknown locations. Dr. West claims that he has mastered portal travel, and knows where each portal leads to. The Terror Mask is capable of creating portals if enough blood has been spilled. In their 2010 appearance, portals appear to be purple ghost-like mouths with tentacles surrounding them. One portal appears as a gate to the "void" in Splatterhouse 2, as mentioned by West's diary. It is revealed that the real Jennifer is inside, so Rick breaks the seal at the cost of monsters leaking for her sake. While Jennifer is safe at the end, this sets into motion the events of Splatterhouse 3.
- Portals are often used to move people, objects, or even places into new territories. In some cases a portal can be used to allow the fae to cover a territory that has already been explored very quickly in order to hide it. Two known ways to send someone to a different realm is to use faerie blast of light or by creating portals.
- Portals are nothing more than a scripted transition. To make it work you need a Portal object and a Waypoint. Make the object “usable” and place the waypoint in the location you want your PCs to port to. Give the Waypoint a Unique tag. For this example I’ll call it WP_ARRIVE. Place the following script in the OnUsed script handle of the portal. /////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Port PC /////////////////////////////////////////////////// void main() { object oPC = GetLastUsedBy(); // Get the user of the object object oDest = GetObjectByTag("WP_ARRIVE"); // way point tag. if(GetIsPC(oPC)) { AssignCommand(oPC,JumpToObject(oDest)); } } Note: If the Waypoint is in the same area, Henchmen, Familiars, and pets will have a hard time finding their master. That would require additional scripting. If the Waypoint is in a different area, then there should be no problem with followers. They should make the jump by default.
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