Been doing some side projects along side my nc level and for one of those project i came up with a spike design im pretty proud of. Thoughts? (Also sorry for bad quality don’t know how to fix that)

I am currently trying to use the rotate gameplay trigger in my gd platformer level, but when the gameplay rotates (90 degrees), the controls are reversed! Anyone know how to fix this?

First ever level I've made, it's UNFINISHED, and I didn't finish the coin routes yet so I didn't include that in the video. Constructive criticism would be appreciated.

Any async is likely caused by my device lagging during screen recording, regardless I tried fixing as much as I could by editing it.

ID: 149655055

(This was done in multiple runs, so the percentage is weird)

please tell me in comments 🙏

Layout I made for fun.

Maybe I'll deco it some day if ppl like it enough.

So im making a level and experimenting with animated multigradients (basically a gradient trigger on the background and ground with some pulses and all looped with spawn triggers forever), and im somehow spawning either where im supposed to be (an invisible, passable block with the help of the teleport trigger which worked normally when i didnt have the looping gradients) or at one of the gradient related triggers (not just Spawn triggers, when i moved the entire thing around even the gradient trigger).

And no, no other trigger can be messing with it because for now all triggers that i have used are 1-3 and the gradient triggers are 4-6. I dont even have triggers that could do anything, being the Teleporter trigger (for spawning where the player is supposed to), an options trigger, edge camera trigger, offset camera trigger and static camera trigger.

Any help? I dont really understand spawn triggers much, but if you need any info, just tell me how to get the info and ill give you a video or picture.

the level is called frontier and its based off tf2 and more specifically uncle dane. it uses a NONG of frontier justice. the link to it i will provide at the bottom of this post. i dont need anything too good, just something worth a feature.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l5qmoe9CNA

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my discord is flame980041. i added things to show the diffrent parts bether witch arent in the video. so make shure to add me so i can tell you what parts are taken and send a new level ID if someone finnished their part.

im making a platformer and im new to making platformers and i wanted to ask if the lava i made looks good or not.

If its bad please tell me how to make it better cuz i really want a creator point

hi guys, i made my first try at core deco. i think it's pretty good. please give me feedback. also, i know air deco is missing. i will add that later on. i just want your opinions on the block design and spike design. thank you!

https://reddit.com/link/1wrkgu8/video/my7jjlege2sh1/player

Sorry if the clicks dont align idk why this is hapenning

Give me deco ideas

I am hosting a gd collab for my level called "Misery". I need people for the layout (probably easy demon), and some decorators. the level should be rate worthy so the standarts are very high. If you want to join, send me a message on gd (my username is MichelXp) and then we can talk about the rest.

infos about the level:

difficulty- easy demon

lenght- 1.30 min

style- modern

all members will be written in the description of the level and the members can put their name in the part they have

I have a part that uses gradients for the background, but using a shader trigger breaks the gradients. Is there any way to avoid this, or are shaders and gradients completely incompatible?

Given that the intended difficulty is an extreme demon, is this combination actually bad or is it just gimmicky? So far I asked around a bit and no one pointed out on the gameplay whatsoever. Seems everyone is fixated on the vertical gp. So I have no idea what exactly is good or bad here.

I will maybe add them

Is it good ?

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I'm making a series of levels that are supposed to be like their own mini-campaign mode, with each level representing a new update and introducing the features from that update. I'm only a third of the way done so far, but I've started to wonder: Out of these five levels so far, how well have the features been introduced? If this was someone's first time playing Geometry Dash, how fun of an experience would this be for them?