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'''Controls test''' is a [[stage]] | '''Controls test''' is a [[stage]] a basic stage that allows players to test their set custom [[controls]]. As such, it cannot be selected in [[Versus mode]]. It also shares a similarity with [[Custom stage]] tests, in that only {{SSBB|Mario}} is the only character that can be used on it. | ||
==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
Controls test stage consists solely of one grounded platform, using the same texture as the [[Online Practice Stage]], and two blank walls at either side, which can be [[wall jump]]ed from. This also means that the [[blast line]]s at either side are completely inaccessible. The top blast line is accessible, though as Mario does not have any moves capable of damaging himself, he cannot be KO'd without a hack to access the stage in a | Controls test stage consists solely of one grounded platform, using the same texture as the [[Online Practice Stage]], and two invisible, blank walls at either side, which can be [[wall jump]]ed from. This also means that the [[blast line]]s at either side are completely inaccessible. The top blast line is accessible, though as Mario does not have any moves capable of damaging himself, he cannot be KO'd without a hack to access the stage in a Versus mode. | ||
When the player presses a button(s), a small notice will appear in the top right corner, containing an icon for the button, as well as its function. | When the player presses a button(s), a small notice will appear in the top right corner, containing an icon for the button, as well as its function. | ||