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| FldrPak1 | |
|---|---|
| Description | A 2-pack Custom1& MegFldr1 |
| Full name | Folder Pack 1 |
| Type | Solid |
| Colors | Yellow |
| Compression code | ABLRRBRLBA |
| Bug | Custom Bug |
| FldrPak2 | |
|---|---|
| Description | A 2-pack Custom2& MegFldr2 |
| Full name | Folder Pack 2 |
| Type | Solid |
| Colors | Pink |
| Compression code | BBARBLARBL |
| Bug | Custom Bug |
FolderPack1 grants Custom +1 and +1 Mega chip.
FolderPack2 grants Custom +2 and +2 Mega chips.
Competitive Overview
Both FldrPak1 and FldrPak2 save 1 square of space compared to using their components. You can also potentially save a square of Command Line space, allowing you to fit more programs on the Command Line. The trade-off is working with their shapes, and ensuring you get appropriate value out of the additional folder flexibility.
Because the Folder Packs are one program and not two, you can get a less severe Custom Bug when bugging it compared to bugging its components.