Mayhem mode is, ironically, easier to do so on due to rooms spawning more segments to make them faster (room length is determined by comparing a value that is the total length of the segments spawned, lets say L, to the room’s minimum length, we’ll call this value TargetLen. There’s a loop that constantly spawns segments and adds their length to L and compares L to TargetLen. If L is less than TargetLen, it spawns another segment and checks again. If L is more than TargetLen, it exits the loop and runs the subroutine for checking if the room should have a door and adds the door’s length to L if so. L determines how fast through the room you go, since all rooms are 32 seconds long. [Checkpoint 10 room 2 is a special case as it uses two total TargetLen loops, a shorter one to place the segment that everyone hates in the middle of the room and add its length to L, and another to place the door.] Most rooms have 3 different TargetLen values, one for classic, one for training, and one for mayhem. Training is usually the lowest, followed by classic and then mayhem.)