There are also a number of miscellaneous unused textures, which don't seem to have any clear purpose: Textures of the Electoon's hands and feet before they're replaced by the Lums. These unused graphics seems to have been intended for developing/debugging purposes:įile:Rayman 2 ele moufle nz.gf.tga.png File:Rayman 2 ele moufle2 nz.gf.tga.png File:Rayman 2 ele pompe.gf.tga.png
Ssssam the water-snake from the The Marshes of Awakening was once meant to be metallic, and there are leftover textures from his model: The second graphic was later used in the PC version of Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers. Two graphics of a keyboard with unknown purpose. (Normal Globox icon is used in the final release) The following sprites correspond to an early HUD:Īn icon intended for rotating or changing the camera.īaby Globox icon. All images are stored in the 640x480 resolution. The following screens are included in vignette.cnt in the PC version, where the loading screens are normally stored. There are lots of unused graphics from the Windows version. There are probably more unused graphics, but it's a bit difficult to know unerringly. WIPE_10 seems to be a removed level which has references in the PC demo version, and the iOS version of the game. The name of the portal is however YAM_PASTILLE_WIPE10. Its name is only present in the French language: There's an unused door to a level with the filename ASTRO_20 before the Woods of Light that doesn't exist in the final game.In the Echoing Caves level, there's a teleport to the Fairy Glade, that might explain the initial purpose of this unused path. There's an unused path between the Echoing Caves and the Fairy Glade.This data is mostly unnecessary, especially for the Main Menu. There exist collision data for the Main Menu level, and the Hall of Doors level. This room can be accessed through cheats. However, the room where you get out of the chair is also present in the first part of the level, with some collision and texture differences from the final room, with the most notable difference being the room's height. In the first, you get into the moving chair, and you don't get out until the beginning of the second part. "The Top of the World" level is split in two parts.
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