Padded Block

Padded Blocks are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in Season 1 (Legacy).

Obstacle description[]

Padded Blocks are soft blocks that usually serve as obstacles, but can be jumped and walked on. Their main trait is that their edges are not grabbable, unlike Padded Floors. A triangle-shaped variant exists and is known as a Padded Triangle.

Dizzy Heights[]

Padded Blocks and Padded Triangles appear in the second section of Dizzy Heights. They separate oncoming rolling balls into four lanes, and players can hide between them to avoid getting knocked over. As of the Fall Forever Update, players can jump and dive onto them to access a faster route.

Hit Parade[]

The second section of Hit Parade features two angular Padded Blocks. As of the Fall Forever Update, players can jump and dive onto them to access a faster route over the Turnstiles.

Party Promenade[]

The third section in Party Promenade features two thin Padded Blocks in front of Bumper Blocks. As of the Fall Forever Update, players can easily jump on them.

The Whirlygig[]

The second section of The Whirlygig features two small Padded Blocks, which can be used to reach the first Spinning Blade.

Fall Guys Creative[]

In Fall Guys Creative, Padded Blocks and Padded Triangles cost 2 budget.

Settings for Padded Block/Padded Triangle
Setting	Available arguments	Default	Notes
Visibility	True/False	True
Colour	See: Colour Palette	Colour 12 (Original), Colour 11 (Digital)	Unavailable if Visibility is False
Size	Small, Medium, Large	Medium
Length	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed
Height	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed
Depth	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25 Becomes the same as Scale whenever Scale is changed
Scale	0.25-10	1	Increments of 0.25
Collision	True/False	True
Physics	True/False	False
Weight	Light, Medium, Heavy	Medium	Unavailable if Physics is False
Grabbable	True/False	False	Unavailable if Physics is False
Destructible	True/False	False	Unavailable if Material is not None Unavailable if Collision is False
Force Needed	Any Force, Only High Forces	Any Force	Unavailable if Material is not None Unavailable if Collision is False
Respawn if Destroyed	True/False	True	Unavailable if Material is not None Unavailable if Collision is False
Hits Required	1, 2, 3	1
Points Granted	-5, -3, -1, 0, 1, 3, 5	1	Available only in POINTS mode
Material	See: Materials	None	Becomes Disabled if Destructibility is True