File category: Tilesets


16x16 Tileset using colors from the NES palette.

(Includes 16x16 original and 32x32 stretched)

• Fixed tanks facing the wrong way east/west. (thanks BD54 for pointing it out!)
• Made teeth facing east/west their own sprite (warning, really strange looking).

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  tiles16x2.bmp (Size: 113.05 KB / Downloads: 337)

File category: CC1 Levelsets


this is a description because it needs one

• Swapped a trap button out for a tank button in Quipped Chip.

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  263739's CCLP4 Submissions.dat (Size: 2.44 KB / Downloads: 443)

Here is an easily adjustable and most importantly reliable version of a timer as an example: Edge-triggered Timing
The delay can be set by the distance between a button and a cloning machine, so no knowledge about circuits is needed for using them.
Some parts of the circuit are just necessary, if the resulting signal effects the a block directly adjacent to the starting position of Chip or Melinda or another movable object to them, or a monster,... in a level, you can easily remove them to make the mechanism simpler, if not needed...

Triggered by a signal change from low to high or high to low, it will keep a signal for a specified amount of time, without having to worry about a retrigger while the timer is running.

Stepping of a button, to start the timing in some cases as well can feel more natural.

File category: CC2 Levelsets

A reliable and easily via distance adjustable timing mechanism (no knowledge about circuits for the use is necessary). Examples to copy and paste

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  edge-triggered_timing.zip (Size: 816 bytes / Downloads: 295)

File category: CC1 Levelsets

I made few things:

- Step Aside

- Fire Factory

- Glacier Islands

- Newbie Zone

- Nailed It

- Turning Tables

- Floor Holes

- Swift Motion

- Black Planet

- Step Aside Further

- Protect Me as I Protect You

- Taking Coins Out of A Bottle

- The Living Corpse

- Unlimited Generator

- Hypercomplex Maze

Confirmed solvable? Yes

• Fixed compatibility problem: #3
  
  
• Fixed busted levels: #6 #9 #10
  
  
• Slight positioning to make the map symmetrical (gameplay unaffected): #14
  
  
• Slight adjustment to mimic its sequel (gameplay unaffected): #1
  
  
• Level title changed (gameplay unaffected): #5
  
  

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  GAP_CCLP4.ccl (Size: 13.42 KB / Downloads: 405)

File category: CC1 Levelsets

This set is for CCLP4 consideration and has a word document to go along with it with notes/information/questions about the set and some of the levels in it. (At the time of uploading this I do not know where/how to attach said word file though, so I am attaching it as screenshots for now).

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  eabcclp4.dat (Size: 29.8 KB / Downloads: 445)

May there be an extra spring in your step!

File category: CC1 Levelsets

This set was created by my brother, Brandon Lee, which I am uploading on his behalf. Contains 22 levels to be considered for CCLP4.

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  BrandonL1.dat (Size: 14.15 KB / Downloads: 385)

File category: CC1 Levelsets


I'm uploading those 20 levels to be considered for CCLP4.

New in 1.1:

5 - PUSH - Removed extra yellow key

8 - KEY BOX - Changed some key and door colors

13 - USE - Removed tank

16 - COUNT THE STEPS - Buttons cannot be pressed with blocks

New in 1.2:

5 - PUSH - 2 extra chips now required

13 - USE - time limit increased to 600

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  BacornCCLP4.dat (Size: 12.66 KB / Downloads: 427)

I've been registered for quite some time and never got around to greeting everyone before.

My name is Rory, and I'm currently an undergraduate student of music composition.

The history I have with Chip's Challenge is rather funny, as I discovered the game by pure chance - I came across the title ever-so-occasionally in passing, not even knowing what kind of game it was, and one day finally decided to look it up. 5-6 years ago, I first found a copy of the Microsoft version that I was able to play on my 32-bit notebook at the time, but my bond was was still tenuous. However, over time, I tried the game on other systems, such as the Commodore 64, Commodore Amiga, and DOS and started to like it much, much more. Now, I primarily use Tile World 2, but have also enjoyed Chuck's Challenge 3D and Chip's Challenge 2 on steam.

I look forward to contributing and interacting some more here, especially once my studies wind down within the next few months!