How To Practice Levels in the Level Editor

This guide will help people who are struggling on hard levels and want to find ways to practice them in a different way.

Why is this helpful?

People have heard of the idea that copying a level and playing it in a level editor makes a certain level (like Cataclysm) easier. The problem is not many people knows why. So that's why I've made this guide on how this works.

Take Note:

• Robtop levels that are copyables are hard to find.
  
• Some levels are not copyables and you will have to scavenger hunt for copyables...
  
• Some levels overpass the object limit which makes it impossible to edit parts. If you have upgraded to 2.0, you shouldn't worry about starting posissions as part of the object limit!
  
• Some parts you may struggle on are hard to edit or may be impossible to practice.

Copying Levels

So now it's time to download a level. It's very easy!

#1: Find the level you want to dowlnoad (Using my level, Generation)


#2: Find the button with two folders and an arrow bouncing off one another.


#3: If you need a password to dowload the level then look at the description or comments. Otherwise, look up a copyable.


Now that you have downloaded the level, let's begin practicing.

Practicing

You have finally downloaded your level, now it is time to start practicing!



Place a starting position anywhere you want, even leave none! Just place it to where you want to practice. This is most helpful for people who don't want to practice in practice mode, they basically want a bigger view of the level and don't have to worry about checkpoint spamming.

Here's is where the main purpose comes in, editing!

You can edit your starting possition to make yourself go really slow or really fast. You may want to move the speed changer somewhere else in a transition.



(!!!WARNING!!!) If the level you are editing has moving objects in the part you are struggling on, it may be impossible, sorry :\

Now let's see how it turned out!



Congradulations, you have made your starting possition and everything else! Hey, wait a minute, OH NO, there are speed changers screwing up your practice!



Does it take a scientist to train you? All you have to do is move it, then you will go your speed!

Now that you have the ins and the outs, practice. Heck, practice in practice mode if you need to! Just keep practicing until you beat the parts you are struggling on a couple of times in normal mode.

Now that you have done that, it's time to increase or decrease your speed! Simpilly edit your starting possision or level to the speed you need! Then just repeat the previous processes until you feel you are ready to practice in normal mode at original speed!



Now you may be saying, "But what if I have trouble because of tight spaces and strait flying?" Simpilly move the blocks up or down to make it less tight. If you are worried about designs, forget about it! It doesn't effect your gameplay, so why worry? If you don't like it with bad designs, that's honestly understandable. Just edit the level carfully.

Conclusion

With these methods, who knows what you will beat! Heck, you may even be the first to beat Bloodbath besides Riot and hackers ;)

If you think this only aplies with demon, you can do it with insane level aswell. Heck, you can do it if you are struggling on easy levels or even autos XD

I hope you found this guide helpful and please support me on steam.

THANX *smiley face with mout open :D*

Aditional help from:
GD Youtubers (for making me find out about this method)
Paint (for some highlights...)

[PersonMag]

ок

[Hypercube]

this is actually really helpful

[Hypercube]

i got the whole spectrum

[Magician Steve]

hey I also have the GD demon I bought it from the store

[Loona D. Helluva Boss]

Why the heck is this gaining popularity now? I need to redo this, this is such a bad guide.

[Grey!Grey?Grey!?Knox]

ok

[Toast]

COOL

[Hypercube]

how do ya get those icon emotes?

[Loona D. Helluva Boss]

It's fixed

[Jakkal]

thought this was a design tips guide tbh