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# Creating Levels

The first step to designing and making your own level is creating one. When creating a level, you are given many options to customize the level.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Levels that contain inappropriate/copyrighted language anywhere (title, description, etc.) will be taken down.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Misleading details (difficulty, genre, theme, etc.) will be changed by administrators. Action may also be taken.
{% endhint %}

#### Level Name

Create a fun and eye-catching title for your level. This can help draw players in so choose wisely!

#### Level Description

Describe your level and what is in it. You can also give credit[^1] here or even create a changelog[^2] for the future! Whatever you put in here is up to you!

#### Difficulty

Select the difficulty of the game. You can choose from: Auto, EZ, Normal, Hard, or Expert. Auto uses the content of the level to generate a difficulty for you! Auto isn't as accurate so choosing your own is always preferred.

{% hint style="info" %}
Difficulty is denoted by an icon in the top right corner of the level information page.
{% endhint %}

#### Genre

Choose the genre of your level. You can pick from EDM, Pop, Anime, Classic, or Other. If you are unsure about which genre your level falls under, select Other.

#### Theme

Choose a theme for your level! You can pick from Instrumental, English, Japanese, Korean, or Other. If you are unsure about which genre your level falls under, select Other.

#### Change Banner

Want to draw in more downloads? Adding a banner is a quick and easy way for players to see what your level looks like.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Banners must be appropriate and accurate to what your level contains. Levels with inappropriate banners will be removed and appropiate action taken.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
The recommended banner for the level is 1280px x 384px. Any other sizes may be scaled inaccurately or be cut off!
{% endhint %}

#### Music Artist and Title

You can put the artist and title of the song you are using here, so others can discover the music you are using easily or to give credit to the music author.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If the artist requires credit, you must write the name here and/or in the level description!
{% endhint %}

#### Options

You have the option to delete, publish, play, or open your level.

* Play: Play your level here without publishing it.
* Open in Editor: Open the level in the editor, so you can make changes to it!
* Publish: Publishes your level for the public to download and play!
* Delete: Deletes your level permanently, be careful before choosing this!

{% hint style="danger" %}
Deleting a level is an action that cannot be reversed.
{% endhint %}

[^1]: you can credit artists, modelers, or

    just give a special thanks

[^2]: a log of all changes made to a

    project, which is updated every

    update by you


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