Answer 1

This one isn't so bad actually. Just look into videos of how to use the camera and give it a bit of polish and you can churn out some pretty good levels.

Answer 2

yeah, after i made it i realized that it would have been a lot better with camera stuff

Answer 3

I shall leave this here for the benefit of mankind:
http://atlas.dustforce.com/4483/camera-tutorial

Answer 4

thank you this was needed

Answer 5

This is really cool! I love both the SS and any% routes, and the visuals are nice and chilled. Camera is a little constricting in parts, yeah, but it isn't a big deal.

Answer 6

I can't decide if I love this or hate it.  Its exactly the type of level I usually hate.  Unclear pathing with lots of ground boosts and ledge cancels.  The thing is I liked this one quite a bit.  4/2.

Answer 7

means a lot coming from someone with good taste in custom stages and also someone who makes good custom stages.

Answer 8

K so, my first impressions are that the map is incredibly confusing to route at first and it desperately needs a camera.  There are some parts of gameplay I like, but overall it feels very haphazardly thrown together.  I just advise working on smaller maps first and getting camera practice before making big non-linear maps.

As for art, the dust is hard to see but not nearly "can't see shit" level.  I think some background layers connecting all the mysteriously floating platforms at the beginning would go a long way towards making it look less random, and that also helps provide some direction of where to go next.

Answer 9

I was going to post a similar comment. Lol

Answer 10

The double routing is very cool, but it's kind of unclear which one ends the map (both seemed very backtrackable).