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Making 3D Geometry Dash

Watch how Nooba creates a 3D Geometry Dash map in Minecraft with custom textures, parkour, and unique gameplay mechanics.

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Key Takeaways

  • Combining Minecraft and Geometry Dash creates innovative gameplay experiences.
  • Custom textures and level design can closely mimic original games in new environments.
  • Command blocks can enforce continuous movement to maintain game flow.
  • Adding new dimensions and mechanics enhances classic game concepts.
  • Reset mechanics maintain challenge and engagement in custom maps.

What the video covers

  • Nooba creates a Minecraft map inspired by Geometry Dash, adding a 3D twist to the classic game.
  • The map includes spikes and platforms modeled after the original Geometry Dash levels.
  • A custom texture pack is used to replicate Geometry Dash blocks within Minecraft.
  • The first level of Geometry Dash serves as a reference for designing the parkour sections.
  • New gameplay elements like holes require players to move left and right, adding depth.
  • A command chain teleports players forward continuously to maintain game pace.
  • Falling into holes or touching spikes resets the player to the start of the map.
  • The design ensures players cannot stop or slow down, preserving the challenge.
  • The project blends Minecraft mechanics with Geometry Dash gameplay for a unique experience.

Answers

Questions about this video

How does the 3D Geometry Dash map differ from the original game?

The map adds a third dimension by allowing players to move left and right to dodge holes, creating a new layer of gameplay while maintaining the original Geometry Dash parkour style.

What tools were used to replicate Geometry Dash blocks in Minecraft?

A custom texture pack was used to add Geometry Dash blocks, making the Minecraft environment visually similar to the original game.

How does the map prevent players from stopping during gameplay?

A command chain continuously teleports players forward, forcing constant movement and preventing them from stopping or slowing down.

Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

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I made a map that turns Minecraft into 3D Geometry Dash!
00:04
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It's got everything from the real game, but with a whole new dimension that makes it so much more fun!
00:08
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To make it, I started building these spikes and platforms you have to jump across.
00:12
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I wanted to look just like the actual game.
00:15
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So I used this custom texture pack that adds all the Geometry Dash blocks.
00:18
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Then I used the first level as a reference to make all the parkour almost identical to the real game.
00:21
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And since the entire thing is 3D, I added a bunch of these holes that you have to dodge by moving left and right to add a whole new layer of fun.
00:26
Speaker A
The problem though, is that there's nothing forcing you to run, so you could just stop and take your time to avoid all the holes.
00:31
Speaker A
And where's the fun in that?
00:33
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So to fix it, I set up this command chain that infinitely teleports you forward without letting you stop until you reach the end.
00:38
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And if you fall in a hole or touch a spike, you go all the way back to the beginning.
00:42
Speaker A
Voila!
Topics:MinecraftGeometry Dash3D Geometry DashMinecraft mapcustom texture packparkourcommand blocksgame designMinecraft gameplayNooba

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