{{module descObject

| module modul = P_Extra_Point | appearance levels = All levels

'''Extra Point''' (''Point Extra'' in the [[help document]]) is an auxilary object that has with the appearance of six small metal balls with red "tails" spinning around a large metal core, which gives extra points on upon contact. When If placed on the top of a [[floor]], a red glow as reflection appears on the surface of the floor.

By default the player is started players start with 1000 points<ref>Level 1 has starts with 1000 points at the beginning, while for the remaining levels have it's only 999. The initial score of the remaining levels will always be 1 less even by modifying [[Gameplay.nmo]], for unknown reasons. </ref>, decreasing by 2 per second. These can be changed by modifying [[Gameplay.nmo]].

After the "metal core" in the center is touched by the [[player ball]], the "metal core" disappears with a [[sound effect]], adding 100 extra points, and the remaining 6 small balls start chasing the player ball. However, as long as the player ball maintains a certain speed, the small score ball is not balls are never able to catch it. Each small ball increases 20 bonus points, giving the entire point increased by a single extra point of 220.

After obtaining the extra points, they will not appear again even after [[respawningresetting]], which is different from [[Extra Life|extra lives]]. If there are still point balls chasing the player when the player activates a new [[checkpoint]] or on death, they will just disappear.<ref>This is also the only [[module]] in the help document that is mentioned to disappear when reaching a new [[sector]]. </ref>

* After pressing the {{Kbd|Esc}} key, motion of point balls continues, but the player's remaining point freezes. Therefore, pressing Esc is a common time-saving trick to obtain the chasing point ballspoints. This approach is widely used in [[high score|high-score speedruns]] speedruns.* The extra Extra point is the only module that cannot reset after death resetting of the player ball.* If players keep the game running for a long time, the errors generated by floating-point values gradually accumulate, which causes extra points to begin to distortmore and more. The farther the extra points are placed from the original point, the more quickly and severely the "[[Far Lands]]" phenomenon is observed. When the absolute value of the coordinate of an axis is higher than about 200,000{{cn}}, the point balls are quickly separated from their following “traces”. They are not easy to catch up with the player ball, and the player needs to manually harvest them. When it is higher than about 500,000{{cn}}, extra points look as if they have "fallen apart".