Making A Gameplay Part

[zenith brook]

https://medal.tv/games/geometry-dash/clips/kFhnIZ9poku-D48I6?invite=cr-MSw0T3ksNDE0MTE3MDgx
My idea here is that I wanted to make a fun click sync layout with some gimmicks in it where I added the option to double jump onto the air and also made an asymmetrical dual that is decent but not too basic. I envisioned a very fun level and i am proud of how I represented it. ID: 122696017

crossing fingers for a pass

[rocky vortex]

Fundamentally - you should work on basic things. Gamemode usage, sync, and transitions are some important things you should work on refining (for instance, the transition into the wave part of the dual is kind of awkward).

It also just feels like the gamemode changes and gameplay ideas are quite random as there's not much to tie them together.

A good example of that is how the double jump just kind of appears out of nowhere, and instead of it being a full mechanic that the player can learn and use whenever they want, it's effectively just invisible platforms that have different markings.

[unique crag]

@zenith brook

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[zenith brook]

How did you even know?

[rocky vortex]

How did I know what

@zenith brook

[zenith brook]

the invisible platforms

[rocky vortex]

1. The player makes particles whenever touching blocks or the ground, which are present in your video
2. I played the level lmao

[zenith brook]

oh so um

ye

[zenith brook]

ok so um I don't even know how to add the mechanic in so I basically copied future funk 2 mechanic 🤣

[rocky vortex]

You could leverage the trigger setup in #intermediate-exercises

Making a trigger setup exercise

[zenith brook]

its just literally this

ok

i gotta learn how to use the triggers tho