JoshL4 [the real thing]

[IceyLava108]

Yeah. Why is TS0 so amazing?

[pillowpc2001]

Nice avoiding Tylerism. also that sounds good, haven't ever seen a 45 leveled set before

• http://www.pillowpc2001.net/levels/CCTLFC4.CCL.htm
  
• http://www.pillowpc2001.net/levels/DavidK3.dat.htm
  
• http://www.pillowpc2001.net/levels/KTNUSA2.dat.htm
  

[lookatthis]

Unless there's a serious issue with some level, I will not add any more levels to the set.

Why would you may make 45 levels when this has been said?

[Flareon350]

Why would you may make 45 levels when this has been said?

Because I always think of some amazing level idea after I say I won't make anymore. This has been an ongoing occurrence since I released the first final version of JoshL2. I can't really help myself, and no one in the community seems to mind this so... the real question is, why not add 5 more levels?

Anyway, I was right. Here's a level I just finished making. The title is called ''Suction Shoe Forest''

[lookatthis]

Oh wow, that looks like an awesome level, it also looks like a type of design Tyler would do.

[Flareon350]

Oh wow, that looks like an awesome level, it also looks like a type of design Tyler would do.

Thanks! It really does. Tyler definitely helped inspire me with several of my level designs.

Do you think 680 seconds is a decent time limit for this level? I originally had it at 825 but I feel that's too much...

[lookatthis]

I would take the bold in MS, multiply it by 3 and round it to a multiple of 50. If it is above 999 seconds then make it untimed. That is what I always did with my levels.

[Flareon350]

Huh... alright. I'll try to do that.

[lookatthis]

I only say that because when I pick a time limit for a level I always pick a number that is too high like most designers do. So for a time limit that players wouldn't consider strict or too much, creating a system would be definitely a good idea in that case.

[Flareon350]

Yeah I understand what you mean, I'm the same way.

I should figure out some kind of system to establish almost perfect time limits. Thanks for the tip