Spikes - Revision history

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Stitchpen at 20:17, 23 January 2026

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	File:Render Scene Mexico Desert Cactus.png\|Whiteboxed model for spikes featured in a promotional render for LittleBigPlanet.		File:Render Scene Mexico Desert Cactus.png\|Whiteboxed model for spikes featured in a promotional render for LittleBigPlanet.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			==Trivia==
			*The hazardous properties of spikes are not exclusive to it, as objects like the shuriken and black rubber scorpion include special hitboxes and are used to the same effect as spikes in story levels.

	==References==		==References==

Stitchpen at 20:11, 23 January 2026

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	==History==		==History==
	~~===Whitebox~~ Spikes~~===~~		Spikes went through multiple design revisions and alterations to their functionality during development. Very early versions of spikes were made out of hazardous material. An early design for the spikes depicted them as glass shards protruding from a thin cardboard base. Early hitboxes for the spikes have only a small portion at the top of the object with lethal properties, making it so that the sides of the spikes can be touched without dying.<ref name="EarlyHBox">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBqW8b5R04k Delving into LBP - The early hitbox for Spikes] - (Dokke Fyxen) Youtube.com</ref>
	Very early versions of ~~the~~ spikes were made out of hazardous material.
	~~===Glass Spikes===~~
	An ~~earlier version of~~ the spikes ~~used~~ glass shards ~~embedded into~~ a cardboard base.
	~~===Early Hitbox===~~
	Early hitboxes for the spikes have only a small portion at the top of the object with lethal properties, making it so that the sides of the spikes can be touched without dying.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	File:Render Scene Mexico Desert Cactus.png\|Whiteboxed model for spikes featured in a promotional render for LittleBigPlanet.		File:Render Scene Mexico Desert Cactus.png\|Whiteboxed model for spikes featured in a promotional render for LittleBigPlanet.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			==References==
			===Citations===
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Stitchpen at 20:05, 23 January 2026

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	===Renders===		===Renders===
	<gallery ~~widths="128px" heights="128px"~~>		<gallery>
	Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Generated Icon.png \| Generated icon for large spikes.		Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Generated Icon.png \| Generated icon for large spikes.
	Gameplay Spike Row Wood Generated Icon.png \| Ditto, small.		Gameplay Spike Row Wood Generated Icon.png \| Ditto, small.
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	===Concept Art===		===Concept Art===
	<gallery ~~widths="600px" heights="424px"~~>		<gallery>
	Concept ComedyDeath HazardSpikes.png \| Concept art for how spikes would interact with Sackboy in unique ways. The final game uses a generic "fall out of screen" animation.		File:Concept ComedyDeath HazardSpikes.png \| Concept art for how spikes would interact with Sackboy in unique ways. The final game uses a generic "fall out of screen" animation.
			File:Render Scene Mexico Desert Cactus.png\|Whiteboxed model for spikes featured in a promotional render for LittleBigPlanet.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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MxlMster: /* Renders */

2025-12-31T22:45:31Z

Renders

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	===Renders===		===Renders===
	<gallery widths="128px" heights="128px">		<gallery widths="128px" heights="128px">
	Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Icon.png \| Generated icon for large spikes.		Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Generated Icon.png \| Generated icon for large spikes.
	Gameplay Spike Row Wood Icon.png \| Ditto, small.		Gameplay Spike Row Wood Generated Icon.png \| Ditto, small.
	Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Unused rendered icon for the large spike plate.		Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Unused rendered icon for the large spike plate.
	Gameplay Spike Row Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Ditto, small spike plate.		Gameplay Spike Row Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Ditto, small spike plate.

MxlMster at 22:40, 31 December 2025

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	==Usage and Behaviour==		==Usage and Behaviour==

	Spikes are square, thick-layer objects that can be resized. The layer of ~~cardboard~~ the spikes are embedded in are not lethal to the player, but making contact with the hitbox around the spikes will instantly kill the player. Spikes come in small and large variations that alter their size and hitbox.		Spikes are square, thick-layer objects that can be resized. The layer of wood the spikes are embedded in are not lethal to the player, but making contact with the hitbox around the spikes will instantly kill the player. Spikes come in small and large variations that alter their size and hitbox.

	==History==		==History==
	===Whitebox Spikes===		===Whitebox Spikes===
	Very early versions of the spikes were made out of material.		Very early versions of the spikes were made out of hazardous material.
	===Glass Spikes===		===Glass Spikes===
	An earlier version of the spikes used glass shards embedded into a cardboard base.		An earlier version of the spikes used glass shards embedded into a cardboard base.
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	===Renders===		===Renders===
	<gallery widths="128px" heights="128px">		<gallery widths="128px" heights="128px">
	~~Gameplay Spike Row Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Rendered icon for spikes.~~
	~~Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Ditto, perspective.~~
	Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Icon.png \| Generated icon for large spikes.		Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Icon.png \| Generated icon for large spikes.
	Gameplay Spike Row Wood Icon.png \| Ditto, small.		Gameplay Spike Row Wood Icon.png \| Ditto, small.
	Gameplay Spike Plate Cardboard Icon.png \| ~~Cut~~ icon for large glass ~~spikes~~.		Gameplay Spike Plate Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Unused rendered icon for the large spike plate.
			Gameplay Spike Row Wood Rendered Icon.png \| Ditto, small spike plate.
			Gameplay Spike Plate Cardboard Icon.png \| Generated icon for an early version of the large spikes depicting shards of glass embedded in a piece of cardboard.
	Gameplay Spike Row Cardboard Icon.png \| Ditto, small.		Gameplay Spike Row Cardboard Icon.png \| Ditto, small.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Stitchpen at 22:27, 31 December 2025

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Stitchpen at 22:25, 31 December 2025

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	'''Spikes''', known as the '''Bed of Nails''' in [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]], are sharp, pointy objects that instantly kill the player on contact. Every game has at least one variation of this object.		'''Spikes''', known as the '''Bed of Nails''' in [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]], are sharp, pointy objects that instantly kill the player on contact. Every game has at least one variation of this object.

	~~==Overview==~~		==Usage and Behaviour==
	===Usage and Behaviour===

	Spikes are square, thick-layer objects that can be resized. The layer of cardboard the spikes are embedded in are not lethal to the player, but making contact with the hitbox around the spikes will instantly kill the player. Spikes come in small and large variations that alter their size and hitbox.		Spikes are square, thick-layer objects that can be resized. The layer of cardboard the spikes are embedded in are not lethal to the player, but making contact with the hitbox around the spikes will instantly kill the player. Spikes come in small and large variations that alter their size and hitbox.

Stitchpen: Looking into sprucing this article up a bit.

2025-12-31T22:25:18Z

Looking into sprucing this article up a bit.

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-'''Spikes''', known as the '''Bed of Nails''' in ''[[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]'', are sharp, pointy objects that instantly kill the player on contact. Every game has at least one variation of this object.
 ==History==
 ===Whitebox Spikes===
 Very early versions of the spikes were made out of material.
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 ===Early Hitbox===
 Early hitboxes for the spikes have only a small portion at the top of the object with lethal properties, making it so that the sides of the spikes can be touched without dying.
 {{LittleBigPlanet (PlayStation 3) Gameplay Kits}}

DokkeFyxen: Added Concept Art

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 '''Spikes''', known as the '''Bed of Nails''' in ''[[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]'', are sharp, pointy objects that instantly kill the player on contact. Every game has at least one variation of this object.
 {{LittleBigPlanet (PlayStation 3) Gameplay Kits}}