| Create-A-Tron | |
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Type |
Gameplay, Gameonly, Level |
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Behavior |
Creates objects |
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Synonyms |
@Creatatron |
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Available in |
Super Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Remix, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Scribblenauts Mega Pack |
The Create-A-Tron is an object in "Create" levels in Super Scribblenauts and Scribblenauts Remix. It's a large machine the player is tasked to place various objects into, which the machine then combines into the puzzle's solution. It cannot be created by the player, making it an unspawnable object in these games.
It can hold an infinite amount of objects, though once an object is put into the Create-A-Tron it cannot be taken back out. The Create-A-Tron cannot be identified, and cannot be destroyed in Create Levels. If Maxwell tries to destroy it with a bomb or a weapon, it will not explode. The only way to destroy it is by spawning a level destroying item, but even though it will destroy the Create-A-Tron, it will also kill Maxwell.
The Create-A-Tron can be spawned in Scribblenauts Unlimited and Scribblenauts Unmasked by using 'The @ Method' to enter "@Creatatron". It can be interacted with, however, this does nothing in Unlimited and simply plays a sound effect in Unmasked. It retains its previous properties, can still hold an infinite amount of items, cannot be emptied, and is still indestructible. However, it no longer animates when being filled, and cannot create objects due to not being tied to a puzzle.
Trivia[]
- Using a developer oversight in Super Scribblenauts, it's possible to bring the Create-A-Tron to the Time Machine and Teleporter levels. This is done by using a Handheld Potion on it, then picking it up and bringing it with you to the respective levels.
- In both Unlimited and Unmasked, editing the Create-A-Tron in the Object editor and playing its animations reveals that the animations for both being filled and creating an object still exist.
- Notably, this means the animation for the Create-A-Tron being filled would still theoretically work, but it simply isn't used.