A few people have commented saying that the solution isn't working for them, and I'm trying to work out if it's a common issue or not. So even if it did work for you, could you let me know?

The solution is below

[Level 10 spoiler]

The solution to level 10 is to create a file in the same  folder as the executable or in the data folder and call it "platformsettings.txt", and then inside the file write "moving=true". The platform should now be moving. If you could also check:

- restarting the level once the file exists

- restarting the game once the file exists

-  you are not somehow putting the .txt file in the wrong location - for example, you extracted the game to two different places on your computer and have put the txt file in Downloads/ThatGameWindows rather than Documents/ThatGameWindows 

- "run as administrator" on windows 10 (right click the exe) - see if that makes a difference.

Any other details you can give me are also useful - when you downloaded the game, what OS you are on etc.

Thanks!

Bobbo

I was able to get both the bug and platform working on level 10 without restarting the game or level on Windows 10. I was running it in administrator mode at the time so I'm not sure if that made a difference or not.

I use Ubuntu and for me it works without restarting.

I'm running Windows 10. It worked fine for me without having to restart.

reading though the comments and the solution looks like dont type ".txt" at the end but for some weird reason it only made the bug move but not the platform  when i did it to both bugsettings.txt and platformsettings.txt

Definitely worked for me!  when I created the file in the folder, i just did "Create new text document" and named it, and the game error text changed to "Error: Moving Set Incorrectly", so I opened the file, added "moving = true", hit ctrl + s to save it, and went back to the game, and it was moving

i can do the puzzle fine, but when it comes to the bug no matter what i do it wont move!

does not work on macos. I tried:

- putting in the same folder as the .app

- putting it inside the contents folder inside the .app

- putting it in the documents folder

- giving the app full disk access

on top of all this I manually had to run chmod +x on the binary inside the app contents by the way. otherwise the game doesn't launch.

edit: ah, it's supposed to be inside the contents folder, but NOT inside the macos folder. confusing

Wait how would we know if level ten works for us if we all ragequit on the collider level?

I did end up needing to look at the solution for this puzzle. I had assumed that a platformsettings file might already exist in the game files with something to correct. Would you consider adding this? Genuine question because I think it could be a bit more intuitive as well as potentially solve the issue of it not working for some people.