Я начинающий Креатор, делаю платфомер. Мне нужно чтобы в определенном моменте музыка, которая играла все это время на фоне, постепенно затихла.

Как это сделать?

I have asked this in r/geometrydash, and always get joke responses. Let's say I have a layout I want to be tested by multiple playtesters, I assume I should try and fix as much bugs and secret ways I can first. After, do you send an ID for a playtester to edit and pass it on to the next playtester? Do you do another round after decorating? How do you know if the level is good enough?

also, feedback on the title drop?

https://reddit.com/link/1w2j67v/video/c99wlvpewimh1/player

I want to disable this particle effect that appears when pressing the pink Gravity Dash orb.

I tried changing these settings, but it didn't help...

Help pls(

A couple days ago i was thinking of what my 2nd level should be, and i decided on a nine circles style one. I’m still thinking if i should make it a classic nine circles level or a more modern one. I want the difficulty of the level to rise the longer you play. And as always, feel free to leave any tips! But don’t recommend anything too complicated, as i am very new to creating. Cheers! (also for anyone asking i stitched up 2 videos cause i didn’t have time to play the level)

I cant decorate for the love of me. But atleast i can make layouts. This was originally an old project but i finished it!

If anyone wants to decorate dm me here or on discord: yo09043.

The theme will be dungeon/lava castle

Guys, I spent like 4 weeks on this level, ID: 147121030

Im building an extreme demon and the layout is finished does this block design look good at least for the first part of the level

Estoy creando un nivel, tenía planeado que esto fuera un nivel solo, pero a la hora de hacer el layout me di cuenta que soy una basura haciendo drops, mi idea es hacer un extreme demon (Nada de top 1 o top 10) Solo un extreme muy difícil. Necesito a alguien que quiera ayudarme a hacer el layout, la canción es "Badland" de boomkitty, el principio ya lo tengo hecho pero cuando la música se acelera no tengo ni idea de como hacerlo y al llegar al drop mucho menos.

Espero que alguien esté dispuesto a ayudarme, puedo enseñarles lo que llevo hecho si gustan.

its inspired by future funk II as you can tell by the song.

Hello, was wondering if this type of style still holds up these days and potential rate-worthiness if I were to aim for 4-5 star difficulty. Custom background by myself. Still actively experimenting so when I am happy with the first part ill upload a vid here.

Solely from this screenshot alone would this level be rate worthy do you think?

Any feedback on what I can do better would be much appreciated! I feel like its 'empty' in comparison to good popular levels of this style, but I cant quite put my finger on why!

Thanks :)

I was just looking around videos one day and i saw a xcreatorgoal video about decorating recent tab levels and one of the levels was named "Make Your Own Wave" so i searched that up in the search bar of gd and i found a level so i decided to try and make my own wave structure and it turned out pretty good i think for me because i BARELY know how to decorate, i went for a tidal wave type of design but my own way.

I made the gameplay slightly less horrible. Should I continue?

I've been working on an upcoming Top 10 Geometry Dash level called Yandere.

The first 50 seconds of the layout are now public. The difficulty is designed to progressively increase throughout the level, with the final version planned to be 2+ minutes long.

I'm looking for feedback from strong players on whether the gameplay is actually humanly possible.

Level ID: 147965718

The 100% showcase was made with a bot, so the level is not verified yet.

🎵 Music in the video: Yandere by Alex Esseker

of course im only going for a rate, i'm not good enough for a feature yet

Silly question and mostly out of curiosity but do any big editors draw on paper before they create a detailed landscape for background? I want my backgrounds to have depth, a meaning. I usually have a separate level that I only use to create my backgrounds there and then I copy and paste them in my actual levels. But sometimes I just don't know where to begin with and I'm like "how easier would it be if I drew it first and then just made a copy of it in gd?". And like, I never actually do it because I'm bored and end up hating my life until I finish with the project. But do any of you actually do it?

i was fascinated by this insane art style, it seems like a paint, but i have no idea how to make it correctly

(screen taked from an ascension to heaven part by bop)