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Mapmaker Ramps may be placed by the player. They are used to complete jumps for the Buggy/Zeep or Strudel and can be used to gain air. However, physics may be problematic compared to ramps in other kinds of games, as vehicles might not gain as much height as intended. When attempting to jump a Buggy/Zeep over a ramp, the trick to gain any air at all is to cut the wheels hard to one side just as you hit the ramp. Ramps are found in the 'Object Category'. They are commonly found within race maps and especially Strudel Challenges. Ramps are slopes that are meant for climbing. They may not be as steep as stairs, but they are just as hard to get up. Ramps are speed boosts that send you in the air and when you land you get a boost. There are rainbow ramps and non-rainbow ramps. Rainbow ramps give you boosts and non-rainbow ramps don't. You can do tricks on ramps. This wild onion grows from Canada to the Carolinas and resembles a Scallion with broad leaves. Also known as wild leek, ramp has an assertive, garlicky-onion flavor. It can be found-usually only in specialty produce markets-from March to June. Choose those that are firm with bright-colored greenery. Wrap tightly in a plastic bag and refrigerate for up to a week. Trim the root ends just before using. Though the flavor of a ramp is slightly stronger than the Leek, Scallion or Onion, it can be used-raw or cooked-in many dishes as a substitute for any of those three. Ramps are slopes that are meant for climbing. They may not be as steep as stairs, but they are just as hard to get up.

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Ramps are slopes that are meant for climbing. They may not be as steep as stairs, but they are just as hard to get up. Ramps are slopes that are meant for climbing. They may not be as steep as stairs, but they are just as hard to get up. This wild onion grows from Canada to the Carolinas and resembles a Scallion with broad leaves. Also known as wild leek, ramp has an assertive, garlicky-onion flavor. It can be found-usually only in specialty produce markets-from March to June. Choose those that are firm with bright-colored greenery. Wrap tightly in a plastic bag and refrigerate for up to a week. Trim the root ends just before using. Though the flavor of a ramp is slightly stronger than the Leek, Scallion or Onion, it can be used-raw or cooked-in many dishes as a substitute for any of those three. The Miami/Illinois Indian word "chicagoua"-meaning, "skunk" was used to describe the odoriferous ramp growing area we now call, "Chicago." (ref: www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/2463.html) Mapmaker Ramps may be placed by the player. They are used to complete jumps for the Buggy/Zeep or Strudel and can be used to gain air. However, physics may be problematic compared to ramps in other kinds of games, as vehicles might not gain as much height as intended. When attempting to jump a Buggy/Zeep over a ramp, the trick to gain any air at all is to cut the wheels hard to one side just as you hit the ramp. Ramps are found in the 'Object Category'. They are commonly found within race maps and especially Strudel Challenges. Irregardless of trying to jump cars or cats, ramp items are best used to create one-way passages for bots and Story AI; bots and Story AI can walk over the ramps in one direction but not the other, and they know it. Ramps are speed boosts that send you in the air and when you land you get a boost. There are rainbow ramps and non-rainbow ramps. Rainbow ramps give you boosts and non-rainbow ramps don't. You can do tricks on ramps.