With the exception of the Nintendo 64 version, progressing through each level unlocks FMV clips of scenes taken from the film. While only one Pizza Planet token is needed to clear a level, some levels require a certain number of tokens to unlock.Power-ups include a barrier that protects Buzz from damage, rocket boots that launch him at high speeds, a disk launcher that homes in on enemies, a grappling hook for climbing up high ledges, and hover boots for floating up to high places.
Certain objectives require the use of a special power-up that must first be unlocked in a certain level by retrieving one of Mr. The player can pick up a laser power-up that gives Buzz a limited supply of powered up laser shots, as well as health-replenishing batteries and extra lives. Go slowly for best results.The home console and computer version puts the player in control of Buzz Lightyear as he goes across fifteen levels (consisting of ten main levels and five boss levels) based on and inspired by locations from the film in order to rescue Woody. Video demonstrations on how to safely break apart the spring levels can be found on my TikTok account I recommend sanding, and using mineral oil for smoothing/wet-abrasion for a PLA print.ģ) Safely screw the tail into the bottom of the slinky body, then break away spring layers with a blunted, non-sharp pick, from the base of the tail to the top of the tail. of previously mentioned issue).ġ) The springs print all in once piece, you will need to break them apart. If worse comes to worse, in post-printing, manually cut the threads off, and hot-weld (warm the butt hole with a lighter, and then you can press-fit the tail into place - I did that b.c. Print with butt on build plate.Ĥ) Keep the tail and body infill percentages the same, I noticed thermal shrinking, which prevented the tail from screwing into the bottom with even 5% infill differences. The body will need supports for the obvious overhanging pieces. The tail does not need supports, these are built in. I wanted to create a functional demonstration in printing springs - which presents a 3D printing challenge.ġ) Use traditional supports, but do not print supports on the inside of the spring.Ģ) I selected a high, 30% infill in the demo print above.ģ) Print the tail and body separately. I do not want to get in trouble with them. It is not in affiliation with Disney or Toy Story. This is a print for personal use, and educational purposes only.
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