Changes: Chimes

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Chimes SP — *"Fill your world with song."*

Chimes are small spherical decorative items first introduced in the Wiggly Wonderland (2018) update, spawned when a Twinkle Slime performs its song and disappears. There are currently 12 different designs available in the game, and each produce a sound when the player or a slime comes into contact with it; successful contact with a chime is signified by the chime lighting up and wobbling.

Chimes behave much like Ornaments and Echoes, in that they float in place when shot from the Vacpack. Their texture moves to always face the camera.

Any chimes obtained will remain after their associated event is over, and can be kept.

Slimepedia Entry

About:
Chimes are mysterious motes of energy that twinkle slimes produce. When an object passes through them, they emit a musical sound, allowing ranchers who have collected them to compose a kind of music in the air around them. The only known means of collecting chimes if through chance encounters with twinkle slimes, making them quite rare among the curiosities of the Far, Far Range.

On the Ranch:
Chimes can be used as decorations, and their musical quality can be used to create song-like compositions along walkways, or thrown into slime corrals for a more organic take on composing music.

Acquisition

Wiggly Wonderland (2018)

Main article: Wiggly Wonderland (2018)

Chimes were introduced during the Wiggly Wonderland (2018) event, which ran from December 18th 2018 to December 30th 2018.

Chimes

Below is the full list of chimes available in the game.

Chime	In-game model	Note
Chime C
Chime C#
Chime D
Chime D#
Chime E
Chime F
Chime F#
Chime G
Chime G#
Chime A
Chime A#
Chime B

Changelog

1.3.2 - Implemented.

Trivia

Each chime's sound and note corresponds to real-world piano keys. The chronological order of these chimes also use the sequential order of colors from the RGB spectrum.
Chimes are internally referred to as Echo Notes, while the Twinkle Slime is internally referred to as an Echo Note Gordo.

V • E

Slime Rancher • Slime Rancher 2

Slimes
Docile	Pink Slime • Phosphor Slime • Tabby Slime • Honey Slime • Puddle Slime • Saber Slime • Hunter Slime • Quantum Slime • Tangle Slime • Dervish Slime • Cotton Slime • Angler Slime • Batty Slime • Ringtail Slime • Flutter Slime • Yolky Slime
Harmful	Rock Slime • Boom Slime • Rad Slime • Crystal Slime • Mosaic Slime • Fire Slime
Hostile	The Tarr • Feral Slimes
Special	Quicksilver Slime • Glitch Slime • Gold Slime • Gordo Slimes (Party Gordo) • Twinkle Slime • Largo Slimes • Lucky Slime
Behaviors	Agitation • Hunger • Fear • Stacking • Pounce
Scrapped	Meteor Slime

Food
Meat	Hen Hen • Chickadoo • Roostro • Elder Hen • Elder Roostro • Briar Hen (Chickadoo) • Stony Hen (Chickadoo) • Painted Hen (Chickadoo) • Sea Hen (Chickadoo) • Thundercluck Hen (Chickadoo) • Chicken Breeding
Fruit	Pogofruit • Cuberry • Mint Mango • Phase Lemon • Prickle Pear • Pomegranite • Kookadoba
Veggie	Carrot • Heart Beet • Oca Oca • Odd Onion • Silver Parsnip • Water Lettuce • Gilded Ginger (Locations)
Nectar	Moondew Nectar
Other	Water • Ash • Spicy Tofu

The Ranch
Plots	Coop • Corral • Garden • Incinerator • Pond • Silo
Facilities	Plort Market • Vacpack (Augmented Vacpack) • Range Exchange • Ranch House • Starmail • Decorizer • Chime Changer
7Zee Rewards Club	Chroma Packs • Slime Toys
Decorative	Echoes • Ornaments • Chimes

Far, Far Range
The Ranch	The Grotto • The Overgrowth • The Lab • The Docks • Ogden's Retreat • Mochi's Manor • Viktor's Workshop
Wilderness	The Dry Reef (Ring Island) • The Slime Sea (Moustache Island) • The Moss Blanket (Mushroom Lake • Feral Path) • The Indigo Quarry (Crystal Volcano • Ash Isle) • The Ancient Ruins • The Glass Desert • The Wilds • Nimble Valley • The Slimeulation
The Vaults	Ring Island Vault • Ash Isle Vault • Feral Path Vault
Features	Crate • World Map • Map Data Nodes • Water Springs • Water • Slime Key • Slime Gate • Static Teleporters • Slime Statue • Fountain (Locations) • Ancient Water • Oasis • Solar Anomalies • Debug Spray • Bug Reports • Rayvians
Nimble Valley projectiles	Spark Shot • Thunderclap • Static Clinger • Slooow Field

Slime Science
Gadget Types	Extractors • Utilities • Warp Tech • Decorations • Curios
Drill	Jellystone • Slime Fossil • Strange Diamond • Indigonium • Glass Shard
Apiary	Buzz Wax • Hexacomb • Royal Jelly • Wild Honey • Pepper Jam
Pump	Primordy Oil • Spiral Steam • Lava Dust • Deep Brine • Silky Sand
Other	Manifold Cube • Radiant Ore
Treasure Pods	The Ranch • The Dry Reef • The Moss Blanket • The Indigo Quarry • The Ancient Ruins • The Glass Desert • Ogden's Retreat • The Wilds • Nimble Valley • The Slime Sea • The Slimeulation • Secret Style Paid DLC Pack

Additional Information
Economy	Plorts • Newbucks
Characters	Beatrix LeBeau (Knocked Out) • NPCs (Thora West • Viktor Humphries • Ogden Ortiz • Mochi Miles • BOb • Hobson Twillgers • Casey) • 7Zee Corporation
Game Information	Downloadable Content • FAQs • Game Versions • Upcoming Features • Slimepedia • Controls • Achievements • Loading Screen Texts • Game Modes • VR Playground
Events	Wiggly Wonderland (2017) • Wiggly Wonderland (2018) • Wiggly Wonderland (2019) • Wiggly Wonderland (2020) • Party Weekend
Monomi Park	Ian McConville • Nick Popovich • Concept Art • Slime Rancher: Original Soundtrack • Slime Rancher: Original Soundtrack II + The Casey Sessions
Cut/Removed content	Meteor Slime • Five Day Rush • Unused Features

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