The Complete Index of LineRider Knowledge (Not So Complete Yet)

The bulk of my total knowledge altogether is probably all linerider, so I'll gladly explain anything you've ever wanted to know about the games mechanics or otherwise in a way that's easy to understand and reproduce.  I'm hoping to build a database of linerider knowledge, all viewable from the index spoiler below, or later on in something less spoiler-based.

The index features all images published so far, with the drawn text transcribed into readible font, which also have some corrections or information that I wasn't able to fit in the image.
Red text highlights usually titles
Blue text highlights terms of interest/importance

index of total knowledge:

Can I co-host this? I can help out with answering, like, history stuff and scenery stuff?

How can i test out how my track looks in full speed with a crappy computer?
Is the only way to let someone else record it for me? Or is it another way?

How do I what the butt fling

rabid squirrel wrote:Can I co-host this? I can help out with answering, like, history stuff and scenery stuff?

I'll think about it, I'm trying to keep every answer similar in aesthetic so I can fit everything into a line-pedia sort of thing

Everyone else, I'll answer to yours when I get home.

TCR wrote:How can i test out how my track looks in full speed with a crappy computer?
Is the only way to let someone else record it for me? Or is it another way?

added to index

efrazable wrote:How do I what the butt fling

be less vague or ask something i can understand



cmon people, ask away! I know you all want to know some random thing

What are your tips for smoothly getting into flings with weaker contact points (i.e. 2nd peg, butt) after a strong roll or a lot of rotation? It seems like it takes me forever to get a series of stable pulls when I try flings with any combination of uncommon contact points.

what is your theory on kramual cannons in other directions than up

roflmaoqwerty wrote:What are your tips for smoothly getting into flings with weaker contact points (i.e. 2nd peg, butt) after a strong roll or a lot of rotation? It seems like it takes me forever to get a series of stable pulls when I try flings with any combination of uncommon contact points.

I made a few images for this one

first, to aid with possible rotation issues getting out of a roll and into this type of fling:


then tips to stabilize most or all flings within reason


I hope these are of aid, I might make a second bit to the fling tips part for more clarification

also, added images to index
also, keep in mind that first law of flow is like one of 10-20
also, if you cant read my handwriting, ive transcribed everything in the index into text below the corresponding image

Dapianokid wrote:what is your theory on kramual cannons in other directions than up

i don't know what you mean by this, be less vague

by 'what the butt' i mean 'the butt fling that made me go 'what'".

rabid squirrel wrote:Can I co-host this? I can help out with answering, like, history stuff and scenery stuff?

Why don't you open your own thread? I have some questions about trick origin.

can you please explain how people do that one thing where bosh does a granual and then flips on top the line and goes back down doing a manual or vice versa

Is it possible/feasible to make an infinitely repeating track and whats the best way to make that happen?

^ Yes. I'll leave the explanation for Chuggers

GhostY wrote:can you please explain how people do that one thing where bosh does a granual and then flips on top the line and goes back down doing a manual or vice versa

i hope this is what youre talking about

Lukking wrote:Is it possible/feasible to make an infinitely repeating track and whats the best way to make that happen?

heres everything i can tell you
I'll probably make more slides on infinity later on






my eyeeesssssssssssssss

I really like the idea; can you make a slide on how to execute certain moves, such as kramuals, gravity wells and how they work, and various manuals?

Chuggers wrote:my eyeeesssssssssssssss

Spoiler:

Welcome to my world, lol. This is like, everytime I update a CSP OP or write a newsletter.

Chuggers, it's much easier to do an infinite track if you ask me! All you have to do is make a vertical kramual while going upward. Then use an X line to make him stop  going upward and go downward (dead point). Then use a gwell to get him out.

https://imgur.com/xvp3cqT <- picture for illustration

If you recycle that kramual going upward again, the dead point will be at exactly the same spot, and the gwell will be recycled again, along with the entire track.

Rafael wrote:Chuggers, it's much easier to do an infinite track if you ask me! All you have to do is make a vertical kramual while going upward. Then use an X line to make him stop  going upward and go downward (dead point). Then use a gwell to get him out.

https://imgur.com/xvp3cqT <- picture for illustration

If you recycle that kramual going upward again, the dead point will be at exactly the same spot, and the gwell will be recycled again, along with the entire track.

This suffers from the same issue as mine, the recoil will be different when he hits the horizontal line unless you match the first speed during the recycle

Unless i'm imagining this all wrong

Chugs is right

Chuggers wrote:

Rafael wrote:Chuggers, it's much easier to do an infinite track if you ask me! All you have to do is make a vertical kramual while going upward. Then use an X line to make him stop going upward and go downward (dead point). Then use a gwell to get him out.

https://imgur.com/xvp3cqT <- picture for illustration

If you recycle that kramual going upward again, the dead point will be at exactly the same spot, and the gwell will be recycled again, along with the entire track.

This suffers from the same issue as mine, the recoil will be different when he hits the horizontal line unless you match the first speed during the recycle

Unless i'm imagining this all wrong

I think Bosh is set to a halt, after which gravity takes over. The accelaration will be the same in both cases. Now I'm not sure anymore though.

I guess someone needs to try this before we can say for certain.

i tried it with a red horizontal kramual. The speed matters alot

my theory with the horizontal line below him seems more solid in that he will always at least stop completely in the same spot, but you can never tell how exact it is with the micro-vibrations that are off sync because frames matter so much

lonevampire, im making the images for your question as i speak, ill probably edit them into this post

There is something that hasn't been brought up yet, as far as my knowledge goes.

I've observed two different types of wells. It might be the same thing, but they seem to affect him differently. For now this is just speculation on my behalf.

1. Wells that have a visable impact on contact points. You can see the contact line is jaunted to the black part of the well.
2. Wells that do not have a visable impact on the contact points. It is a registered hit, but no contact points are visably drawn towards the well. This occurs mainly when the well is far away.


Can someone confirm or contradict? Thanks

Me and dapiano tried many methods, this one seems less practical than them. getting him
to be dead at exactly that spot seems impossible and the downward y line will only bounce him back faster on one of the occasions