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Mathematics, 11.03.2020 16:47 Emptypockets451

Imagine you need to create a series of "bouncepads" for a platform game—a set of platforms that propel the character high into the air, with a challenge of having the player move from pad to pad before landing on a normal platform. Describe an efficient way to set up that scenario, using things like conditional logic, queries, pre-fabs, etc. (you don’t need to include the specific code for the "bounce" effect!).

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