climbable

An experienced mountaineer knows if a mountain is climbable with the team, gear, and weather he has.

On the other hand, having a convention that climbable surfaces will be blazed yellow, and teaching it early in the game is comparatively easy.

If a gap year works out great keep going but not having a degree turns some jumpable barriers into climbable ones and makes some climbable ones impossible.

My favourite one here is where the walls of the room are climbable areas for the cats.

But it takes time to learn, and is somewhat location-specific because of the widely varying geology of climbable rock.

Where are these places where playgrounds don't have climbable structures and parks don't have water fountains?

No, you define a Ladder (or Climbable if you’re feeling fancy today) Protocol and all remains good in the world.

My outside observation was cult behaviors with a climbable hierarchy of social power and control.

Hammering in rods and installing ladders on otherwise perfectly climbable rocks is just wrong.

Try to deviate from that and you hit walls, some more climbable than others.

They did put a really big and mean doorman outside which worked on me, but putting another obstacle there as well like an air vent or climbable wall might have been better.

As a real world analogy, what about easily-climbable fences?

For something like Assasin's creed, the computation is most likely in the animation, where hundreds of physics raycasts from the players hands to the various "climbable" points are performed, and the updating of the very detailed skeletal mesh.

Yeah I think 10-12 floors is plenty and still "climbable"

Maximum 4" gap between vertical members, (generally made 4" on centre as a precaution), and no horizontal members between 4" in height and 35" in height as to make a railing climbable by a small child.

I played through the first "new" Tomb Raider and it was very much "walk on the path marked walkable, climb the ledges/walls marked climbable, shoot the specially marked doors to create a scripted zipline", etc.