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The primary setting of the series is a Fantastic Nature Reserve called Gensokyo. It used to be merely a region deep in the mountains of Japan, but when belief in gods and youkai start waning, it was sealed off from the rest of the world so the supernatural can keep existing. That said, stuff from the Outside World still end up inside from time to time, either by accident or by someone messing with the Barrier. different frozen popsicles from Dark Fire Designs, Squamous Miniatures, Big Miller Bros, and Ataraxy Emporium! Upper Canterlot. There's more real estate than there should be for a city perched upon the top of a mountain. You have no power here”: maybe certain spells stop working, or they work in different ways. Or maybe problems can no longer be solved with fighting. For RPGs, make sure you’re not removing everything the players can do—games like Dungeons & Dragons are all about feeling powerful! And finally: if you only want to accept certain skinned variants of an item - again, useful for plugins with custom items like Water Bases - set the default value of 0 to any valid item ID available on the Steam Workshop. This setting will also be ignored if your currency is not set to "CustomItemAmount".

Making things Bigger on the Inside is one of the most common uses of magic in Harry Potter. A car can have seats like park benches, a tent can have a comfy flat inside, and there's an entire railway platform hidden inside the barriers at King's Cross. Special mention goes to the Hogwarts Room of Requirement, which rearranges itself depending on the needs of whoever finds it. One form of the room is a Super-Sargasso Sea "the size of a large cathedral" that exists entirely for students and staff to hide random crap in. Hogwarts having been around for a millennium by the time of the story, that's a lot of contraband. At the far end of Endgame: Singularity's tech tree is the ability to build reality bubbles where you can carry out experiments that would otherwise run the risk of destroying the universe. This is the final step on the way towards "Apotheosis", where your digital sentience becomes a benevolent, watchful deity. Death's Domain exists in a similar world. In fact, nearly every anthropomorphic personification has been shown to have or use one of these, from the Kaos to the tooth fairy. Getting into Limbo is not difficult at all. There are various ways (listed below) to access this dimension.

In " Pixelators", Pixelator can take pictures with the camera over his right eye, which he can see through. When he hits the button, a light blue ray of pixels shoots out. If it hits a person or animal, the pixels surround them. The pixels reform the victims in a white world inside of a photograph, the photographs themselves appearing on Pixelator's wall in his room, where they can move and be seen moving from the real world. Additionally, boxes with skin IDs mentioned in your config (leading to Copy Paste templates) can be sold in the Server Rewards shop, so it works both ways. You can call these through Interface.CallHook() as well, if you don't want to add a [PluginReference]Zexion's Absent Silhouette battle in the Final Mix version of Kingdom Hearts II gives him one inside his book, which contains more books for him to hide among.

Below is a rundown of all the config values (and their defaults) that, combined with player permissions, will affect the gameplay on your server. Everything apart from the advanced stuff (like positioning/styling of the TC UI Button, or the CopyPaste templates) is explained in this section: The TARDIS interior itself is often described this way, along with many other things bigger on the inside.

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Want to get more tips from experts like Wolfgang and Celeste? Follow our podcast! In the next episode, we talk with Amanda Hamon about designing one-shots. While the cosmology of the universe changes over the year, at various points you can be rest assured this trope appears and plays a major part. Various "planes" exist not as full world but as smaller "demi-plane" realms which can occasionally collide with ours and unload some XP-filled monsters. The Everfree Exclusion Zone (EEZ), among other naturally occurring areas of highly dangerous terrain that are all bigger on the inside. Effects can be loud and attract attention. Maybe you don't want. By default, the teleport effects are enabled, but if you set this setting's value to false, no special effects will be played while players are entering or exiting. Prey (2006)'s final boss fight takes place in one of these. Its origin and purpose are not clear, but judging by the mining explosives found there, it might be used by the aliens for storing extra-large asteroids prior to mining.