Start Record Block: This is used for the playback feature. Place it on the player spawn point.



End Recording Block: This will end the recording for playback and will also end your level.


Music Block: Adding this to your level will automatically activate music from the Maximum Action soundtrack. You can add in your own custom music by placing a .wav file in your level folder, then add the name of your song in the “Music File Name” section. Make sure to put in the full file name (example “YourCustomSong.wav). If done correctly you should hear your music when you press the play button.

Your level can have multiple Music Blocks. You can use triggers to turn them on or off or use one block for sound effects and one for music.


Trigger Block: This has multiple uses. You can use these to spawn in enemies, cause explosions, enable/disable music blocks, and more. These blocks can be resized so the player will not miss them.
Every trigger block must have a unique name. I usually use numbers (001, 002 etc.) to keep things organized.


Spawning Enemies:Place an enemy and a trigger block into your level. Give the block a name.

Click the + button next to “Reveal On Trigger” and click on the enemy. Now when the player passes through the trigger, the enemy will appear. You can spawn multiple enemies with a single trigger.



Creating Explosions: Some objects, like the propane tank, can be destroyed with a trigger. Place the propane tank in your level. Click the + button on “Destroy Object” and then click on the propane tank. Now when the player passes through the trigger the tank will explode.



Enable/Disable Music Blocks: You can use the “Reveal On Trigger” to enable a music block and the “Hide On Trigger” to disable it. This can be useful for switching between songs during a level.



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