Cork Box - Revision history

Deldee: just realized there's no ref section

2023-10-01T20:02:14Z

just realized there's no ref section

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	{{Main\|Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch}}		{{Main\|Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch}}
	It is possible to get infinite coins from a cork box by breaking it as it despawns from inactivity. It still respawns, and you keep the three coins from breaking it.		It is possible to get infinite coins from a cork box by breaking it as it despawns from inactivity. It still respawns, and you keep the three coins from breaking it.
			==References==
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Hallowizer: /* Fake Cork Box */ Added an explanation of each outcome

2021-11-21T07:23:37Z

Fake Cork Box: Added an explanation of each outcome

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	===Fake Cork Box===		===Fake Cork Box===
	{{Main\|Cloning}}		{{Main\|Cloning}}
	It is possible to grab a fake (unloaded) cork box by grabbing it as it explodes or despawns from inactivity.		It is possible to grab a fake (unloaded) cork box by grabbing it as it explodes or despawns from inactivity; if this is done outside the spawning radius, the new box is loaded, and the old one unloads before the spawner afterward, resulting in Mario holding VS2.<ref name="CLONESCIENCE">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xE2otZ-9os "SM64 - The Science of Cloning" by pannenkoek2012]</ref>

			On the other hand, if the fake cork box is grabbed within the radius, then because the spawner does not immediately get replaced by the new box, the old box is the only object to unload, giving Mario VS1.<ref name="CLONESCIENCE" /> However, leaving the radius with this fake cork box will result in the new cork box loading, occupying VS1 and defeating the purpose of cloning the box.

	===Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch===		===Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch===

Macrepeh at 03:17, 4 July 2021

2021-07-04T03:17:28Z

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	{{Main\|Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch}}		{{Main\|Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch}}
	It is possible to get infinite coins from a cork box by breaking it as it despawns from inactivity. It still respawns, and you keep the three coins from breaking it.		It is possible to get infinite coins from a cork box by breaking it as it despawns from inactivity. It still respawns, and you keep the three coins from breaking it.
			{{objects}}

Welcoe at 23:39, 31 January 2020

2020-01-31T23:39:31Z

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	==Glitches==		==Glitches==
	==Fake Cork Box==		===Fake Cork Box===
	{{Main\|Cloning}}		{{Main\|Cloning}}
	It is possible to grab a fake (unloaded) cork box by grabbing it as it explodes or despawns from inactivity.		It is possible to grab a fake (unloaded) cork box by grabbing it as it explodes or despawns from inactivity.

Welcoe at 23:39, 31 January 2020

2020-01-31T23:39:13Z

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	'''Cork Boxes''' are small, grabbable, cube-shaped boxes that appear in Super Mario 64. Mario can pick them up and throw or drop them. 27 seconds after Mario releases it, it will start flashing; 3 seconds after that, it will despawn and respawn at its original position.		'''Cork Boxes''' are small, grabbable, cube-shaped boxes that appear in Super Mario 64. Mario can pick them up and throw or drop them. 27 seconds after Mario releases it, it will start flashing; 3 seconds after that, it will despawn and respawn at its original position.

	~~TODO: Add glitches~~		==Glitches==
			==Fake Cork Box==
			{{Main\|Cloning}}
			It is possible to grab a fake (unloaded) cork box by grabbing it as it explodes or despawns from inactivity.

			===Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch===
			{{Main\|Breaking-Disappearing Cork Box Glitch}}
			It is possible to get infinite coins from a cork box by breaking it as it despawns from inactivity. It still respawns, and you keep the three coins from breaking it.

Nim: Created page with "{{stub}} {{object_infobox |title= Cork Box |image= STROOP- Cork Box.png |hitbox_type= cylinder |hitbox_radius= 150 |hitbox_height= 250 |hitbox_down= 20 |damage= None |speed= 0..."

2019-04-14T20:08:09Z

Created page with "{{stub}} {{object_infobox |title= Cork Box |image= STROOP- Cork Box.png |hitbox_type= cylinder |hitbox_radius= 150 |hitbox_height= 250 |hitbox_down= 20 |damage= None |speed= 0..."

New page

{{stub}}
{{object_infobox
|title= Cork Box
|image= STROOP- Cork Box.png
|hitbox_type= cylinder
|hitbox_radius= 150
|hitbox_height= 250
|hitbox_down= 20
|damage= None
|speed= 0 assuming flat ground (does not move on its own)
|tangibility_radius= ???
|interaction_type=Grabbable
|surfaces= ???
|related= [[Large Cork Box]]
|found_in= [[Bob-omb Battlefield]], [[Whomp's Fortress]], [[Shifting Sand Land]]
|expand=noexpandable
}}
'''Cork Boxes''' are small, grabbable, cube-shaped boxes that appear in Super Mario 64. Mario can pick them up and throw or drop them. 27 seconds after Mario releases it, it will start flashing; 3 seconds after that, it will despawn and respawn at its original position.

TODO: Add glitches