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Adding Dialog

Learn how to trigger native in-game popups in Lua Trigger

Displaying Popups

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Moving Objects

Learn how to manage and manipulate players in Lua

Player Control

Learn how to rotate objects in Lua Trigger

Rotating Objects

Learn how to scale objects in Lua Trigger

Scaling Objects

Setting up Lua Trigger

Contributing Guidelines Before you contribute to GD Resources, there are a few things you should know: How to setup GD Resources? Prerequisites <Link href="https://nodejs.org/en/download" Node.js ≥20.9.0</Link <Link href="https://git scm.com/install" Git</Link A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux (you can use Termux if on Android but it's annoying) Initial setup <Steps <Step Clone the repository: </Step <Step Navigate to the new folder: </Step <Step Install all packages: </Step <Step Start the server </Step </Steps How do components work here? GD Resources is based on a docs template made by OmgRod called <Link href="https://miniwiki.omgrod.me/" MiniWiki</Link . To find out how components work and how to use them, read <Link href="https://miniwiki.omgrod.me/guides/components/index" here</Link . <Callout type="note" icon="book" We now have components docs which you may read <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/tree/main/codedocs/components" here</Link ! </Callout However, GD Resources also has a few new components that aren't present in MiniWiki, which will be listed below: <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/AuthorCard.md" AuthorCard</Link <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/AuthorList.md" AuthorList</Link <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/GuidesTable.md" GuidesTable</Link <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/interactive/InteractiveFlowchart.md" interactive/InteractiveFlowchart</Link <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/TwemojiProvider.md" TwemojiProvider</Link (not really a component) <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/YouTube.md" YouTube</Link <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/blob/main/codedocs/components/Link.md" Link</Link (literally just ) How to give yourself credit? <Steps <Step We use GitHub to host this website's code, so you should <Link href="https://github.com/signup" create an account</Link if you haven't yet. </Step <Step Add yourself as an author in , like this: </Step <Step If you are creating a new category/subcategory, ensure it contains at least the following files: 1. 2. </Step </Steps Category file templates You may add more rows by cloning the tag and pasting it below the closing tag. Sub categories are optional . If no sub categories are present, remove the two subtitles and the in between. Creating Guides You can create a guide using the following template: It is important that: 1. The guide title is the exact same in both fields. 2. You keep the description relatively short (1 2 sentences max). But keep it descriptive enough as this will appear in . 3. Your username is the exact same as the one you put in . 4. is ALWAYS TRUE! 5. must be a number. The higher the number, the further down it appears. It is completely optional and only recommended for subcategory guides. 6. must ALWAYS be , to enable page navigation at the bottom of the guide page. Also, whenever you create a guide, you must add it to , like this: In the JSON code above, there is an example for regular guides, and an example for subcategories (or a series of tutorials). Below are the rules for either of the guides: <TabPanels <Tab title="Regular Guides" 1. Always place new guides after the two default entries: Table of Contents Official Guides 2. Each guide must have a unique, readable title (avoid generic names like “Guide 1”). 3. Keep paths consistent with folder structure: 4. Do not create unnecessary nesting if the guide is standalone. 5. Use lowercase, hyphen separated file paths for consistency. 6. must ALWAYS be , to enable page navigation at the bottom of the guide page. </Tab <Tab title="Subcategories" 1. Subcategories are used for multi part tutorials or structured learning paths. 2. Each part must follow a strict naming format: 3. Ensure chapter order is explicit (1, 2, 3...) and never rely on alphabetical sorting. 4. All parts must live inside the same subcategory folder. 5. Avoid mixing standalone guides and series content inside the same subcategory. 6. The first part should clearly introduce the series and explain its purpose briefly. 7. must ALWAYS be , to enable page navigation at the bottom of the guide page. </Tab <Tab title="General Rules" 1. Keep titles short, descriptive, and consistent across sidebar and frontmatter. 2. Ensure every path matches an actual file broken links are not allowed. 3. Never duplicate entries in the sidebar. 4. If unsure where a guide belongs, default to a regular guide instead of creating a new subcategory. 5. Keep the sidebar clean prefer flat structure unless hierarchy is truly needed. 6. must ALWAYS be , to enable page navigation at the bottom of the guide page. </Tab </TabPanels Pushing your changes to GitHub Now that you finished writing your guide, you may push your changes to GitHub: <Steps <Step Commit your changes and push them once you're done: <Link href="https://code.visualstudio.com/Download" VS Code</Link is highly recommended for Git operations if you're new to Git. </Step <Step Once your changes have been pushed on GitHub, open the repository (should be in your account). Click the button that says "Contribute" and when opened, click "Open pull request". You should see something like shown below (this is on a different repository so this will look slightly different for you): <Image src="/assets/contribute.png" alt="A popup that shows up when clicking the 'contribute' button" / <Image src="/assets/pr.png" alt="The pull request creation screen" / </Step </Steps If you need any help, feel free to <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/issues/new?template=question.yml" ask a question</Link on GitHub or contact OmgRod in any of the links in the footer below!

Awesome Geometry Dash documentation & tools

Credits Thank you to everyone listed below for their contributions to this project! <AuthorList /

Installing Geode on iOS This page will help you install Geode on your iDevice . Unlike other platforms, installing Geode on iOS is not straightforward because of Apple's strict policy of not directly allowing apps outside of the App Store. <Callout title="Warning" variant="caution" icon="TriangleAlert" Geode only works from iOS 14 to the latest iOS version . Geode will not work on iOS versions below iOS 14. </Callout <Callout title="Tip" variant="note" icon="Book" If you don't know the iOS version of your iDevice , follow this page from Apple to check your iOS version. </Callout <Table <THead <TR <TH Method</TH <TH Supported iOS</TH <TH Computer Required</TH <TH Mod Support</TH <TH Price</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk/ios launcher/blob/main/OLD IOS INSTALL.md" TrollStore / Jailbreak</Link </TH <TH iOS 14 17.0 (excluding 16.7.x+ & 17.0.x+)</TH <TH No </TH <TH Full (Native JIT)</TH <TH Free</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk/ios launcher/blob/main/MODERN IOS INSTALL.md" SideStore</Link </TH <TH iOS 14+</TH <TH First time setup only</TH <TH Full (JIT) / Partial (JIT less)</TH <TH Free</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk/ios launcher/blob/main/APPLE DEV CERT INSTALL GUIDE.md" Apple Developer Certificate</Link </TH <TH iOS 14+</TH <TH No </TH <TH Full (JIT) / Partial (JIT less)</TH <TH Paid</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk/ios launcher/blob/main/ENTERPRISE INSTALL GUIDE.md" Free Certificates</Link </TH <TH iOS 14+</TH <TH No</TH <TH Partial</TH <TH Free</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk/ios launcher/blob/main/LIVECONTAINER INSTALL GUIDE.md" LiveContainer</Link </TH <TH iOS 15+</TH <TH Yes </TH <TH Full (JIT) / Partial (JIT less)</TH <TH Free</TH </TR </TBody </Table In case you still do not know which installation method to use, look at the image below (starting on the white box) to see which guide you should use. (ending on the green box) ! <Callout title="Note" type="note" icon="book" The guides are accessible by clicking on the names of each guide on the table. TrollStore method also has an option to install a jailbreak tweak if you prefer to use Geode that way. Apple Developer Certificate method only requires a computer if you want to enable JIT. LiveContainer indirectly requires a computer as LiveContainer itself has to be sideloaded through SideStore </Callout Which Method is The Most Suitable For You? <Callout title="Note" type="note" icon="book" Methods that say "can go up to full support" mean the method provides partial mod support by default (JIT less) , but can be extended to full mod support (JIT) . Full mod support always requires a computer to set up . Don't worry, your favorite mods like CBF, Eclipse, Globed and more will work out of the box on partial mod support (JIT less) . Methods that support the latest iOS versions work on iOS 14 or above (iOS 14 being the minimum version for the Geode launcher). The exception is LiveContainer , which requires iOS 15 or above . </Callout Here's a comparison of all methods for you to see which method is the most suitable for you: TrollStore 🌟 If your device supports it, this is THE best option to install Geode 🌟 Pros Full mod support Easy to setup Works very reliably Cons Limited iOS version support (iOS 14 17.0, excluding 16.7.x+ and 17.0.x+) Might require a computer to set up (if on device options like using free certificates to install TrollStore do not work; iOS 17.0 requires a computer) SideStore 🚀 If you have a computer, don't want to pay for a certificate, and your device is on the latest iOS version, this is the best option to install Geode 🚀 Pros Can go up to full mod support Supports up to the latest version of iOS Works reliably Cons Has some limitation on the amount of apps you can install due to Apple's restrictions (3 active apps and 10 app ID) Requires a computer to set up Will expire in 7 days if you don't frequently refresh it Apple Developer Certificate 💲 If you can pay for a certificate and don't have a computer, this is the best option to install Geode 💲 Pros Can go up to full mod support Supports up to the latest version of iOS If you want to install apps other than Geode, this method does not have any app limits unlike SideStore Cons Apple developer certificates are paid Your certificate might get hit by Apple on a revoke wave, causing apps installed with it to crash Requires computer if you want full mod support (setting it up with partial mod support can be on device, no computer required) Free Certificates ❌ This is THE worst way to install Geode, and should be avoided unless absolutely necessary (such as not having a computer, not being able to pay for a certificate, or your device not supporting a great on device option like TrollStore) ❌ Pros Does not require a computer Supports up to the latest version of iOS Completely free to set up Cons Cannot go up to full mod support (JIT less only) Takes a lot of storage, atleast 400 MB (as it involves installing a patched version of Geometry Dash) Time consuming to set up and use (as it not only involves finding the right certificate to install Geode, but it also involves having to patch Geode everytime you install, update, enable or disable mods or update Geode itself) Works unreliably, can run into issues Geode might get revoked, causing it to crash when trying to open it Violates Apple's Terms of Service (as you're using a leaked certificate that was previously used by a company) LiveContainer 👍 If you have SideStore and don't want to waste an active app and app ID slot, this is the best way to install Geode 👍 Pros Can go up to full mod support Supports up to the latest version of iOS Completely free to set up Useful with SideStore, as it will let you preserve an active app and app ID slot Cons Requires a computer (as it's supposed to be used together with SideStore) Might require some extra setup

Installing Geode on iOS

Chapter 1: Custom Levels <Callout A lot of the code in the following tutorial comes from <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/GD Surge" GD Surge</Link by OmgRod (which parts of it come from other existing GD fangames like Lunar and Odyssey), so credit to the developers of these mods for writing this code! </Callout Prerequisites <Link href="https://geode sdk.org/mods/omgrod.rods fangame tools" Rod's Fangame Tools</Link (Geode mod) <Link href="https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/sdk" Geode SDK</Link A PC (mobile could work but it's really annoying) Permission to use certain songs (if applicable) A YouTube tutorial for this is coming very soon... 👀 Creating custom savefiles (CRITICAL) Before we even start messing with the GD main levels, we MUST create custom savefiles for the specific mod (to prevent getting leaderboard banned). To do this, we hook to ensure the savefile that is created/loaded has a slightly different name: How does GD get its main levels? GD gets its main level metadata from the <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/GD Surge/blob/master/src/modify/LevelTools.cpp L105 L229" </Link function and the actual level strings from the <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/GD Surge/blob/master/src/modify/LocalLevelManager.cpp L5 L14" </Link function. Okay, so now how do we replace the levels with our own ones? It's really simple! Geode allows you to <Link href="https://docs.geode sdk.org/tutorials/modify" hook</Link (modify) classes and functions. If we hook these two classes, we can change how vanilla GD gets its levels! But, before we do this, we need to find a way to get our levels in the game in the first place. Getting level strings Using <Link href="https://geode sdk.org/mods/omgrod.rods fangame tools" Rod's Fangame Tools</Link mod from Geode, we can extract any level string straight from the level editor. <Steps <Step Go to the mod's settings and ensure that the "Level Copy Type" setting is set to Encoded , and that the "Copy Level String" setting is enabled . </Step <Step Open your desired level. You should see a page that looks as shown below: <Image src="/assets/fangame/chap1 editor.png" alt="A page showing the level's info (with editor/play/share buttons in the middle) and an editable level name/description" / </Step <Step Click the button to the right of your screen. It should say "Copy Data". If a notification saying, "Encoded level copied to clipboard successfully!" appeared for you, this should've worked successfully! </Step </Steps Adding level data to resources Geode allows you to easily add resources (files along with your base mod) to your mod. To do so, add a new key to your as shown below: If you have another name for your resources folder, feel free to use that instead you are not limited to the path. Next, create a text file for each level inside your levels folder and paste the encoded level data into it. For example: The number in the file name corresponds directly to the level ID used in GD (e.g. Level 1). If negative level IDs are used (for custom or extended implementations), you can name files using the same pattern, such as . Registering the custom levels in GD Now that we have the custom level(s) in the mod's resources folder, we can start writing code to register the levels in GD. To do this, we will first hook to instead get the main level strings from our mod's resources: Although we have overwritten the level string, we must also limit the number of levels being displayed in the main levels page and display custom metadata for the levels. To do this, we will also hook : Adding custom artists (annoying but required) In your fangame, you will likely have completely different artists for your levels. With this, you will also need to find their socials (music video, Newgrounds, YouTube, and Facebook). But don't worry if you can't find any specific one, as you can just set the URL to empty ( ) and GD will not render that specific button. Adding the songs You may add the songs in your mod by updating the : Inside the music.zip should be every song in your mod (if you want to learn how to zip files, google it 😊). Now, you may be asking: "Why the HELL do we need to put a bunch of songs in a zip file??". And that's an excellent question! The reason why we do this is to save mod filesize since the Geode index has pretty small filesize limits (250Mb). Although 250Mb might not seem like a large amount, if you have enough songs and levels in your mod, you will easily exceed this limit. You can also try the online song download method but a full explanation for this in this tutorial would take a while to write. 😟 Unzipping the songs To unzip the songs, write the following code (straight from GD Surge): Making levels playable If you attempt to open a level in your mod's current state, it may say "Failed to load" when you open the level. To fix this, you need to hook again and ensure each time the game checks the level's integrity, it returns : Now, you should have a fully working custom level select screen (with fully custom levels) in GD. If you still need help, feel free to <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/issues/new?template=question.yml" ask a question</Link on GitHub!

Replace the current main levels with custom levels (and custom music)

Custom Levels

Chapter 2: Adding Song Credits <Callout A lot of the code in the following tutorial comes from <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/GD Surge" GD Surge</Link by OmgRod (which parts of it come from other existing GD fangames like Lunar and Odyssey), so credit to the developers of these mods for writing this code! </Callout A YouTube tutorial for this is coming very soon... 👀 Adding artist links To give your artists credit (and, most importantly, to display the correct links) we once again hook the class. Changing the credits page To change the credits page ( ), we hook that class: Since there is no function in this class, we had to modify the function (which for now you can think of as being the same as except it returns ). Now, you should have fully working custom artist credits pages in GD. If you still need help, feel free to <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/issues/new?template=question.yml" ask a question</Link on GitHub!

Give credit to the artists of the songs you added in your fangame

Adding Song Credits

Chapter 3: Custom Achievements <Callout A lot of the code in the following tutorial comes from <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/GD Surge" GD Surge</Link by OmgRod (which parts of it come from other existing GD fangames like Lunar and Odyssey), so credit to the developers of these mods for writing this code! </Callout A YouTube tutorial for this is coming very soon... 👀 Creating/Overriding Achievements Geometry Dash handles its achievements in the class. To create custom achievements, you may hook the following function: For each achievement, ensure you replace the following: with your achievement's name (try make it short and fun) with your level's name with the name of your fangame (alphanumeric only), e.g. with the icon you would like to unlock way to type this is below Icon Unlocks You can make your achievements award the user icons and colors. Below is a table that explains how icon names must be written: <Table <THead <TR <TH Type</TH <TH Code Name</TH <TH Example</TH <TH Notes</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH Cube</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Ship</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Ball</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH UFO</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH May also be called .</TH </TR <TR <TH Wave</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH May also be called .</TH </TR <TR <TH Robot</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Spider</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Swing(copter)</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Jetpack</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH i think its but i still need confirmation on that.</TH </TR <TR <TH Primary Color</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Secondary Color</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Death Effect</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Special</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH likely for misc stats like paths? im unsure</TH </TR <TR <TH Ship Streak</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH <TH likely for misc stats like paths</TH </TR </TBody </Table If these numbers pass 99, you may write them as , , ... and the game will still know what icon you want to unlock. We will look through how to register icons in a future tutorial.

Create custom achievements for your fangame.

Custom Achievements

Geode SDK: Guides Sub categories <GuidesTable subdirectory="geode/guides/enduser" caption="End User (how to fix xyz)" / <GuidesTable subdirectory="geode/guides/fangame" caption="Fangame Tutorials" / Individual Guides <GuidesTable guides={guides} /

Geode SDK - Guides

Markdown Formatting in Geode We have a YouTube tutorial you may want to watch which may help you use these tags (and GD's default ones)! <YouTube videoId="rmvGedzp yc" title="part 7" / Geode includes several classes for rendering Markdown in Geometry Dash: These classes allow you to use most Markdown features. If you're new to Markdown or want a refresher, check out the <Link href="https://www.markdownguide.org/" Markdown Guide</Link . In addition to standard Markdown formatting, Geode also supports several custom tags and integrations. Standard GD Tags Geode Markdown classes allow you to also use RobTop's color tags , making your text much fancier. For a guide on how to use these color tags, read this <Link href="" guide</Link or watch the video above! Displaying Mods To display a mod neatly in Markdown (for example in ), use the following syntax: Replace with any valid mod ID. The mod will then be rendered as a row like this: <Image src="/assets/markdown modrow.png" alt="Example of a rendered mod row in about.md" / Linking Users To create a clickable link to a user's profile, use the following syntax: Replace: with the text you want displayed with the user's account ID <Alert type="info" title="Note:" This uses the user's account ID , not their user ID. </Alert You can find a user's account ID by: Viewing their profile on <Link href="https://gdbrowser.com" GDBrowser</Link Using the <Link href="https://geode sdk.org/mods/cvolton.betterinfo" BetterInfo</Link mod in game The link will look like this in Markdown: <Image src="/assets/markdown userinabout.png" alt="Example of a user link in about.md" / When clicked, it opens the user's profile popup: <Image src="/assets/markdown user.png" alt="Example of the in game user popup" / Linking Levels To create a clickable link to a level, use the following syntax: Replace: with the text you want displayed with the level ID <Alert type="info" title="Note:" This uses the level ID shown in Geometry Dash and on sites such as GDBrowser. </Alert You can find a level's ID by: Viewing the level in game Opening the level page on <Link href="https://gdbrowser.com" GDBrowser</Link The link will look like this in Markdown: <Image src="/assets/markdown lvlinabout.png" alt="Example of a level link in about.md" / When clicked, it opens the level popup: <Image src="/assets/markdown level.png" alt="Example of the in game level popup" / Hex Color Tags As you may know, Geometry Dash already has support in some places for color tags, but they are very limited in what colors you can have. Because of this, Geode now allows you to use hex color tags, which have the following syntax: You may replace with any of your own text, and with any hex code you want. Additionally, by combining these color tags, you can create cool gradients, like in BetterEdit's : In the , this text looks like this: <Image src="/assets/markdown betteredit.png" alt="BetterEdit text with a green gradient" / Supported Custom Tags <Table <THead <TR <TH Feature</TH <TH Syntax</TH <TH Example</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH Mod Display</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH User Link</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Level Link</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR <TR <TH Hex Color Tags</TH <TH </TH <TH </TH </TR </TBody </Table

Add mods, levels, users, and other rich formatting to Geode Markdown textboxes

Markdown Formatting in Geode

Setting up Geode We have a YouTube tutorial you may want to watch which may help you set up Geode! <YouTube videoId="XMjqYjwTdYk" title="How to make a simple Geode mod in 7 minutes (PART 1)" / Setting up Geode CLI Click the tabs below to switch between guides for your specific operating system. <TabPanels <Tab title="Windows" Windows Setup Guide Please click the buttons below to install any required tools you may not have. <Accordion <Accordion.Item id="cmake" title="CMake installation guide (required)" <Alert Do not follow these instructions if you already have CMake installed. </Alert <Alert type="danger" According to the Geode docs, you must download CMake 3.29+. </Alert <Steps <Step Navigate to <Link href="https://cmake.org/download/" legacyBehavior https://cmake.org/download/</Link . </Step <Step Scroll down to where it says "Binary distributions:" and select the appropriate Windows Installer (most likely <Kbd Windows x64 Installer</Kbd ). </Step <Step Open the <Kbd .exe</Kbd file that you have downloaded and go through the installation. </Step </Steps </Accordion.Item <Accordion.Item id="scoop" title="Scoop installation guide (recommended)" <Alert Do not follow these instructions if you already have Scoop installed. </Alert To install Scoop, open Powershell and run the following code: If Scoop doesn't work after this point, I recommend you restart your terminal. If that doesn't work, try restarting your PC. </Accordion.Item <Accordion.Item id="git" title="Git installation guide (required)" <Alert Do not follow these instructions if you already have Git installed. </Alert We can install Git by using Scoop (which we conveniently just downloaded): </Accordion.Item <Accordion.Item id="clang" title="Clang installation guide (required)" <Alert Do not follow these instructions if you already have Clang installed. </Alert To install LLVM (which includes Clang) and Ninja, we run the following command with Scoop: </Accordion.Item <Accordion.Item id="vs build tools" title="VS Build Tools (required)" <Alert Do not follow these instructions if you already have VS Build Tools installed. </Alert <Steps <Step To install VS Build Tools, open the VS <Link href="https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/" download page</Link . </Step <Step Scroll down until you see a section that says "All Downloads". </Step <Step In the search bar, type "build tools", and you should see a box that says: <Image src="/assets/geode setup buildtools.png" alt="A row with the title 'Build Tools for Visual Studio 2026', with a download button to the right" / It's fine if the year doesn't match, as long as it's 2022 or higher. </Step </Steps </Accordion.Item </Accordion Now that you have installed all the required tools, you can finally install the Geode CLI! Scoop (recommended) If you have installed Scoop with the above steps, we recommend you use it to install Geode CLI, by entering the following command: You can also update the CLI later on by typing the following command: winget However, if you prefer to use a different package manager (like winget), you may do so by typing the following command: You can later update the CLI by typing the following command: Manually (not recommended) Following instructions come from Geode docs: Otherwise, you can manually install the Geode CLI by: 1. Download the latest Windows release over on <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk/cli/releases/latest" GitHub</Link 2. Extract into some folder on your computer 3. Select the executable in File Explorer, <Kbd Shift</Kbd + <Kbd Right Click</Kbd it and select 4. Search on Windows search. Alternatively, you can open up Control Panel and search for it, then select or to skip straight to step 6 select 5. Click 6. In the top section, select the variable and click 7. Now click and paste the path of the CLI executable you copied at Step 1. Remove the from the end; the path has to point to the directory with Geode CLI, not the CLI itself. 8. Click OK to close the environment variable windows. </Tab <Tab title="macOS" macOS Setup Guide any mac users feel free to contribute :D for now though read the geode docs: https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/cpp stuff/ https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/geode cli/ https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/sdk/ </Tab <Tab title="Linux" Linux Setup Guide any linux users feel free to contribute :D for now though read the geode docs: https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/cpp stuff/ https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/geode cli/ https://docs.geode sdk.org/getting started/sdk/ </Tab <Tab title="Android (Termux)" To set up Geode SDK on Termux, you follow similar steps to the Linux guide, since Termux is a Linux emulator for Android. For more help (since Termux is quite annoying), watch the video below: <YouTube videoId="1jZYxvTeAFw" title="PT How to install Geode SDK and Compile Mods on Termux (Android) [Not a Modding Tutorial] " / </Tab </TabPanels Setting up Geode SDK Now that you have installed Geode CLI, we may begin setting up Geode SDK! <Steps <Step Before we install the SDK, we must create a profile so that the CLI knows where to install the compiled mods: Follow any instructions shown in the terminal from running this command. </Step <Step Install Geode SDK: </Step <Step Install binaries for your current version: </Step <Step (optional) You may switch to the nightly version by typing the following command: Or you may return to the stable verion by typing: </Step </Steps Setting up your IDE (optional, but recommended) I recommend that you use VS Code as your IDE as it's cross platform, lightweight, and Geode has a VS Code extension. To install VS Code, follow the steps below: <Steps <Step Click the <Link href="https://code.visualstudio.com/Download" download link here</Link . </Step <Step Open the installation wizard and go through all the steps shown on screen. </Step <Step Install the <Link href="https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms vscode.cmake tools" CMake Tools extension</Link . This will allow you to easily build your mods with VS Code. </Step <Step Install the <Link href="https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GeodeSDK.geode" Geode</Link extension. This will allow you to easily look up sprites (and read the docs) and open GD straight from VS Code. </Step </Steps Setting up your first mod To create a new mod, run the following command: The CLI will then prompt you several things: Next, open VS Code and do the following key combinations consecutively: <Kbd Ctrl</Kbd + <Kbd K</Kbd <Kbd Ctrl</Kbd + <Kbd O</Kbd This will prompt you to select a folder. Choose your new mod folder. <Callout variant="caution" icon="TriangleAlert" If the CMake Tools extension isn't working for you, run the command to build the mod. </Callout Once your project is open in VS Code, open . This will trigger the extension to activate. Once it does, press to open the command palette and type "Variant". You should see an option that says " ". Then, a new menu should appear, asking for the variant you want to build with. Always select . Finally, if you press again and type "Build", you should see an option that says " ". This should compile the mod and automatically install it to your directory. Now, if you press and search "Launch", you should see an option that says " ". If you click that, GD should open (make sure you have Steam open though). If you click the like button at the bottom of your screen, you should see this: <Image src="/assets/geode setup popup.png" alt="A custom popup made by your mod." / Now, you should have a fully working Geode SDK/CLI. If you still need help, feel free to <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/issues/new?template=question.yml" ask a question</Link on GitHub!

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Setting up Geode

Geode SDK: Table of Contents Geode is a Geometry Dash mod loader and modding SDK with a modern approach towards mod development. Unlike previous mod loaders, which merely inject the DLLs and let devs handle the rest, Geode aims to be a more comprehensive project, which manages loaded mods & hooks itself. Geode has been built to ensure performance, compatibility, portability and ease of use. For devs, Geode means easy development and portability; for end users, Geode means an uniform and easy experience using mods. UPDATE: I moved on from Geode due to it being a toxic/unprofessional community. Please take caution making mods for them because they have been known to steal other developer's mods (like they did with some of mine). <Link href="/geode/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://docs.geode sdk.org" Geode Docs</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk" Geode Team</Link </TH <TH Official Geode documentation, written by Geode developers.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5S23FLspYDiZhNBZZnRk5C5qAc gjln " OmgRod's Geode Tutorials</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod" OmgRod</Link </TH <TH Unofficial Geode modding tutorials made by OmgRod (GD Resources owner).</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://api.geode sdk.org/swagger/" Geode Server API Docs</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk" Geode Team</Link </TH <TH Official Geode server documentation. Useful for fetching mods or automating releases.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/lil2kki/Unverified Mods" Unverified Mods</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/lil2kki" lil2kki</Link </TH <TH A mod that lets you able to see/install unverified (pending) mods in game. These mods, however, could be dangerous if they are new. </TH </TR </TBody </Table

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Geometry Dash - Guides

Geometry Dash: Table of Contents <Link href="/geometrydash/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://boomlings.dev" GD Docs (boomlings.dev)</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://boomlings.dev/credits" GD Docs Team</Link </TH <TH Up to date Geometry Dash documentation</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://undefined06855.github.io/GDImageBrowser/" GDImageBrowser</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/undefined06855" undefined0</Link </TH <TH Geometry Dash spritesheet browser. Allows you to extract/download specific GD sprites.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://gdcolon.com/gdsplitter" GD Spritesheet Splitter</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GDColon" Colon</Link </TH <TH Similar to GDImageBrowser, except you can upload your own spritesheets to split OR merge sprites to make your own spritesheets.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

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Table of Contents <CardGrid columns={3} <Card title="GD Servers" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.servers 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/servers/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Geode SDK" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.geode 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/geode/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Geometry Dash" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.geometrydash 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/geometrydash/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Levels" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.levels 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/levels/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Lua Trigger" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.lua 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/lua/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Miscellaneous" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.misc 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/misc/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Reverse Engineering" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.reversing 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/reversing/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Savefiles" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.savefiles 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/savefiles/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Traditional Modding" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.tradmodding 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/tradmodding/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Web Dash" <div className="mb 2" <Badge {counts?.webdash 0} guides</Badge </div <ButtonLink href="/webdash/guides/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card </CardGrid

Welcome to GD Resources! <Image src="/banner.png" alt="GD Resources banner" / GD Resources provides documentation, tools, and guides covering Geometry Dash internals and modding concepts. <Callout variant="note" icon="book" We also recommend <Link href="https://boomlings.dev" GD Docs</Link for more information about how Geometry Dash works! </Callout <Callout variant="success" icon="megaphone" Got any tools or docs you want to share? Request to add it <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/gd resources/issues/new?template=request tool.yml" here</Link ! </Callout Choose Your Category <CardGrid columns={3} <Card title="Official Guides" description="Guides written exclusively for GD Resources." <ButtonLink href="/guides" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="GD Servers" description="Discover how GD's servers work and how to setup your own Private Servers!" <ButtonLink href="/servers/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Geometry Dash" description="General resources, mechanics, trivia, and documentation related to Geometry Dash itself." <ButtonLink href="/geometrydash/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Geode SDK" description="Some useful resources for learning how to mod GD with Geode." <ButtonLink href="/geode/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Levels" description="Explore level creation, triggers, editor mechanics, gameplay design, and custom level resources." <ButtonLink href="/levels/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Lua Trigger" description="Learn how to use the Lua Trigger mod in GD." <ButtonLink href="/lua/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Miscellaneous" description="Other guides which may not fall into any of the categories above." <ButtonLink href="/misc/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Reverse Engineering" description="Learn how to reverse engineer GD to learn how GD works internally and to contribute to binding hunting!" <ButtonLink href="/reversing/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Savefiles" description="Find out how GD's savefiles work and discover resources to be able to manage your own savefiles." <ButtonLink href="/savefiles/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Traditional Modding" description="Learn how to create mods for GD without Geode (not recommended post 2.2)." <ButtonLink href="/tradmodding/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card <Card title="Web Dash" description="Discover tools and guides for Web Dash (Geometry Dash on the web)." <ButtonLink href="/webdash/index" variant="primary" Learn</ButtonLink </Card </CardGrid

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Levels - Guides

Levels: Table of Contents <Link href="/levels/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://flowvix.github.io/gd info explorer/" GD Info Explorer</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/flowvix" FlowVix</Link </TH <TH Contains info on object properties, ids, and particles.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://g js api.github.io/G.js/" g.js</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/ivythegreenest" ivy</Link </TH <TH Create Geometry Dash levels (with a SPWN like syntax) in JavaScript.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Boris Filin/NeditGD" Nedit</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Boris Filin" Nemo</Link </TH <TH Lightweight Geometry Dash level scripting tool based on Python.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://geode sdk.org/mods/hjfod.gdshare" GDShare</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/HJfod" HJfod</Link </TH <TH Adds buttons to import / export levels as .GMD files.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

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Adding Dialog The API allows you to trigger Geometry Dash's native cutscene dialogue system directly from your Lua scripts. When a dialogue opens, player movement is automatically paused until the dialogue sequence finishes. Basic Usage To present a dialogue sequence, pass an array of speech frames to . API Reference Displays a sequence of interactive dialogue boxes. Arguments 1. ( ): An array table where each element is a table containing the setup for an individual dialogue box. 2. ( , optional): A configuration table controlling overall dialogue presentation. Dialogue Entry Options Each dialogue object in the array supports the following properties: <Table <Caption Dialogue Entry Options</Caption <THead <TR <TH Parameter</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Default</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD The name displayed at the top of the dialogue box.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD The text content to display. Supports GD dialogue tags (e.g., , ).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD The character avatar/portrait frame ID to render.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Text scale inside the dialogue box.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD If set to , the player cannot tap/click to skip this line immediately.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD An array containing RGB values (0–255) to tint the main text.</TD </TR </TBody </Table Global Presentation Options The optional second argument table controls how the dialogue UI layers into the scene: <Table <Caption Global Presentation Options</Caption <THead <TR <TH Parameter</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Default</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Background style for the dialogue layer (e.g., standard, darkened overlay).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD When , slides the dialogue box in randomly from either side of the screen upon opening.</TD </TR </TBody </Table Text Formatting Tags Geometry Dash uses built in text tags within dialogue strings to trigger color shifts, speed adjustments, and sound effects: Text Speed: changes text delay (e.g., = 0.30s per letter). Color Tags: (Red), (Green), (Blue), (Yellow), (Orange), (Custom Hex Color). Reset Color: resets text color back to default white. Sound Effects: plays a specific GD sfx ID when that word appears. stops/resets current text sound settings.

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Lua Trigger - Guides

Miscellaneous Lua Trigger has some features that couldn't be properly categorised in these docs, so I made a page for all sorts of useful, smaller features you may want to learn about. Easing Type Used in object manipulation, easing type is how you want something to navigate. In GD, there are 18 easing types (or 19 if you also count ): <Table <Caption Easing types</Caption <THead <TR <TH Name</TH <TH Enum Name (C++)</TH <TH Integer Value (Lua)</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD None</TD <TD </TD <TD 0</TD </TR <TR <TD Ease In Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 1</TD </TR <TR <TD Ease In</TD <TD </TD <TD 2</TD </TR <TR <TD Ease Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 3</TD </TR <TR <TD Elastic In Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 4</TD </TR <TR <TD Elastic In</TD <TD </TD <TD 5</TD </TR <TR <TD Elastic Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 6</TD </TR <TR <TD Bounce In Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 7</TD </TR <TR <TD Bounce In</TD <TD </TD <TD 8</TD </TR <TR <TD Bounce Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 9</TD </TR <TR <TD Exponential In Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 10</TD </TR <TR <TD Exponential In</TD <TD </TD <TD 11</TD </TR <TR <TD Exponential Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 12</TD </TR <TR <TD Sine In Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 13</TD </TR <TR <TD Sine In</TD <TD </TD <TD 14</TD </TR <TR <TD Sine Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 15</TD </TR <TR <TD Back In Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 16</TD </TR <TR <TD Back In</TD <TD </TD <TD 17</TD </TR <TR <TD Back Out</TD <TD </TD <TD 18</TD </TR </TBody </Table Easing Rate When using an Easing Type other than (0), the Easing Rate controls the intensity or acceleration curve of the easing animation. In Geometry Dash, the easing rate acts as a multiplier/exponent for the easing formula: Default Value: (Standard GD easing curve) Minimum Value: (Flattens the curve, making movement almost linear) Higher Values ( ): Makes the easing effect much more aggressive (e.g., faster acceleration at the start, sharper deceleration at the end). In functions like , is passed as the 6th parameter (optional, defaults to ):

Moving Objects Lua Trigger lets you interact with objects through group IDs. One of the ways you can interact with objects is by moving them. An example of how to move objects is below: The code above moves all the objects in group ID 1 30 units up and 30 units right over the duration of 1 second. <Table <Caption parameters</Caption <THead <TR <TH Parameter</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Default</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD Group ID</TD <TD number</TD <TD </TD <TD The Target Group ID of the objects you want to move.</TD </TR <TR <TD Move X</TD <TD number</TD <TD </TD <TD Horizontal distance to move in units (30 units = 1 block). Positive moves right, negative moves left.</TD </TR <TR <TD Move Y</TD <TD number</TD <TD </TD <TD Vertical distance to move in units (30 units = 1 block). Positive moves up, negative moves down.</TD </TR <TR <TD Duration</TD <TD number</TD <TD 0</TD <TD The time in seconds over which the movement takes place.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD number</TD <TD 0</TD <TD Easing type (look at <Link href="/lua/guides/misc easing type" easing type docs</Link ).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD number</TD <TD 2</TD <TD Easing rate (look at <Link href="/lua/guides/misc easing rate" easing rate docs</Link ).</TD </TR </TBody </Table

Player Control The API allows you to directly interact with and control the player characters during gameplay. API Reference Destroys the specified player instance, triggering the death/respawn sequence for the current layer. Arguments 1. ( , optional): An integer enum specifying which player character to destroy. Defaults to ( ). Player Enums The table includes pre defined integer constants for targeting specific player instances in dual player scenarios: <Table <Caption Player Type Enums</Caption <THead <TR <TH Key</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Value</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Targets primary player (Player 1).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Targets secondary player (Player 2) in Dual Mode.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Targets both players simultaneously.</TD </TR </TBody </Table Basic Usage Instant Death To immediately destroy Player 1 (the default action): Dual Mode Targeting When working in Dual Mode, you can target specific players or destroy both at once:

Displaying Popups The API allows you to display Geometry Dash's native alert dialogs ( ) directly from your Lua scripts. When a popup opens, player movement is automatically paused until the player interacts with one of the buttons or closes the dialog. Basic Usage To present a simple alert box with a single button: You can also create interactive popups with two buttons and handle user responses via a callback function: API Reference Displays a native in game popup alert box. Handling Callbacks When providing a callback function to , your function receives two arguments: 1. : A reference to the underlying popup layer object. 2. ( ): Returns if the primary button ( ) was clicked, and if the secondary button ( ) was clicked.

Rotating Objects Lua Trigger lets you interact with objects through group IDs. One of the ways you can interact with objects is by rotating them. An example of how to rotate objects is below: The code above rotates all the objects in group ID 1 90 degrees over 1 second. <Table <Caption parameters</Caption <THead <TR <TH Parameter</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Default</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Group to scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Pivot group.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Rotation angle.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD 0</TD <TD Extra full 360° rotations.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD number</TD <TD 0</TD <TD Rotation duration.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD number</TD <TD 0</TD <TD Easing type (look at <Link href="/lua/guides/misc easing type" easing type docs</Link ).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD number</TD <TD 2</TD <TD Easing rate (look at <Link href="/lua/guides/misc easing rate" easing rate docs</Link ).</TD </TR </TBody </Table

Scaling Objects Lua Trigger lets you interact with objects through group IDs. One of the ways you can interact with objects is by scaling them. An example of how to scale objects is below: The code above scales group 5 to 2x size with center group ID 1 over 1 second. <Table <Caption parameters</Caption <THead <TR <TH Parameter</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Default</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Group to scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Scaling center.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Horizontal scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Vertical scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD 0</TD <TD Animation duration.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD 0</TD <TD Easing type (look at <Link href="/lua/guides/misc easing type" easing type docs</Link ).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD 2.0</TD <TD Easing rate (look at <Link href="/lua/guides/misc easing rate" easing rate docs</Link ).</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Extra scaling options. Look below for more properties.</TD </TR </TBody </Table <Table <Caption parameters</Caption <THead <TR <TH Parameter</TH <TH Type</TH <TH Default</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Divide scaling by the X scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Divide scaling by the Y scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Only move objects instead of resizing them.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Apply the scale relative to the current scale.</TD </TR <TR <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD </TD <TD Respect each object's current rotation while scaling.</TD </TR </TBody </Table

Setting up Lua Trigger Welcome to Lua Trigger! This tutorial will show you how to install the mod and add your first Lua Trigger to a level. Installing Lua Trigger Before you can use Lua Trigger, you need to install the mod through the Geode mod loader. You can download Lua Trigger from the Geode website: https://geode sdk.org/mods/omgrod.lua trigger Alternatively, you can install it directly through the Geode mod menu: <Steps <Step Open Geometry Dash with Geode installed.</Step <Step Open the Geode Menu.</Step <Step Go to the Download tab.</Step <Step Search for "Lua Trigger".</Step <Step Install the mod and restart Geometry Dash if prompted.</Step </Steps Once Lua Trigger is installed, you are ready to create your first script. Adding a Lua Trigger To add a Lua Trigger to your level: <Steps <Step Open the Level Editor.</Step <Step Open the Triggers tab.</Step <Step Look for the trigger with the Lua logo and the name "Lua".</Step <Step Click it and place it anywhere in your level.</Step <Step Select the trigger and click "Edit Object" on the right side of the editor.</Step </Steps If everything was installed correctly, you should see the Lua Trigger editor appear. Congratulations! You have successfully set up Lua Trigger. In the next tutorials, we will go through how to write Lua scripts, use the built in functions, control objects, create animations, and make more advanced systems for your levels.

Lua Trigger: Table of Contents <Link href="/lua/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod/LuaTrigger" Lua Trigger GitHub repository</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://omgrod.me" OmgRod</Link </TH <TH The source code of the Lua Trigger mod.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://geode sdk.org/mods/omgrod.lua trigger" Lua Trigger mod page</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://omgrod.me" OmgRod</Link </TH <TH Where you can download the Lua Trigger mod.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

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Miscellaneous - Guides

Miscellaneous: Table of Contents <Link href="/misc/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://gdbrowser.com/" GD Browser</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GDColon" Colon</Link </TH <TH Recreation of Geometry Dash's interface available via the browser</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://history.geometrydash.eu/" GD History</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Cvolton" Cvolton</Link </TH <TH Preservation of Geometry Dash's history</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://a zalt.github.io/gdknowledge/index.html" Library of Geometria</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/A Zalt" Unsimply</Link </TH <TH Contains more useful resources you can use, as well as GD files you may want to explore (including old RobTop messages).</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Folleach/GeometryDash.Console" GeometryDash.Console</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Folleach" Folleach</Link </TH <TH A CLI tool for Geometry Dash.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

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Reverse Engineering - Guides

Reverse Engineering: Table of Contents <Link href="/reversing/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://docs.geode sdk.org/handbook/vol2/" Geode RE Handbook</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/geode sdk" Geode Team</Link </TH <TH Contains useful guides for reverse engineering Geometry Dash (to find bindings for Geode).</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUVaTJjDgwTHhOrIRHWwsAWUTf8TO8zrl" How to Find Functions in Geometry Dash</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/hiimjasmine00" hiimjasmine00</Link </TH <TH A video tutorial series on how to reverse engineer GD.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://omgrod.me/bindings explorer" Geode Bindings Explorer</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/OmgRod" OmgRod</Link </TH <TH A browser based tool by OmgRod (GD Resources owner) made to find binding info for all GD versions previously supported by Geode. It will soon allow you to view decompiled versions of various functions!</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/nationalsecurityagency/ghidra" Ghidra</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/nationalsecurityagency" NSA</Link </TH <TH Ghidra is a software reverse engineering (SRE) framework.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://hex rays.com/ida pro" IDA Professional</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://hex rays.com" hex rays</Link </TH <TH A powerful disassembler, decompiler and a versatile debugger. In one tool.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

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Savefiles - Guides

Savefiles: Table of Contents <Link href="/savefiles/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GDColon/GD Save Decoder" GD Save Decoder</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GDColon" Colon</Link </TH <TH Quick and simple program that decodes GD save files on Windows.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://theredencryption.github.io/GDST/" GD Save Toolbox</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/theredencryption" TheRedEncryption</Link </TH <TH A browser based toolkit for modifying, decrypting, and enhancing Geometry Dash save files with features like level editing, image importing, and save data utilities.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://gdcolon.com/xor" XOR Tool</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GDColon" Colon</Link </TH <TH Allows you to encode/decode text in XOR.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://gdcolon.com/gdsave/" GD Save Explorer</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GDColon" Colon</Link </TH <TH A browser based tool for exploring your Geometry Dash savefiles and exporting level data.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

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GD Servers - Guides

GD Servers: Table of Contents <Link href="/servers/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Cvolton/GMDprivateServer" GMDprivateServer (original core)</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/Cvolton" Cvolton</Link </TH <TH The original GDPS core. Still up to date but contains less features and a simpler dashboard.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/MegaSa1nt/GMDprivateServer" GMDprivateServer (modern)</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/MegaSa1nt" MegaSa1nt</Link </TH <TH The modern GDPS core. Contains more features (like wraith codes and clans) but is much more experimental.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/GlobedGD/argon" Argon</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/dankmeme01" dankmeme01</Link </TH <TH API for authenticating Geometry Dash accounts. Free and open source, self hostable. </TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://me.redlimerl.com/gdstatus" GDStatus</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/RedLime" RedLime</Link </TH <TH Shows the uptime of RobTop's servers in the form of a chart.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/AlphiiGD/gdps switcher/" GDPS Switcher</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/AlphiiGD" Alphii</Link & <Link href="https://github.com/Kingminer7" km7dev</Link </TH <TH A Geode mod used to switch between Geometry Dash Private Servers.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

GD Servers - Table of Contents

Traditional Modding: Guides <Callout variant="caution" icon="TriangleAlert" Traditional modding is NOT recommended past GD 2.2 as Geode is a modern modding solution. </Callout <Callout variant="note" icon="book" We recommend you look at <Link href="/reversing/guides/index" Reverse Engineering</Link for more information on traditional modding </Callout <GuidesTable guides={guides} /

Traditional Modding - Guides

Traditional Modding: Table of Contents <Callout variant="caution" icon="TriangleAlert" Traditional modding is NOT recommended past GD 2.2 as Geode is a modern modding solution. </Callout <Callout variant="note" icon="book" We recommend you look at <Link href="/reversing/index" Reverse Engineering</Link for more information on traditional modding </Callout <Link href="/tradmodding/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/TsudaKageyu/minhook" MinHook</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/TsudaKageyu" Tsuda Kageyu</Link </TH <TH The Minimalistic x86/x64 API Hooking Library for Windows. Useful for traditional modding .</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoAqGi8Rvr3JAd2thb5exer QtmDxS IY" GD Modding Tutorials</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://www.youtube.com/@gdfiree" Firee</Link </TH <TH Geometry Dash (Traditional) Modding tutorials on YouTube.</TH </TR </TBody </Table Mod loaders <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/HJfod/QuickLdr" QuickLdr</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/HJfod" HJfod</Link </TH <TH A simple geometry dash mod loader.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/HJfod/ModLdr" ModLdr</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/HJfod" HJfod</Link </TH <TH This is an extension to adaf's GDDLLLoader, featuring a page in GD that lists all your mods.</TH </TR <TR <TH <Link href="https://github.com/absoIute/Mega Hack v5" Mega Hack v5</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://github.com/absoIute" Absolute</Link </TH <TH An older mod menu made for GD 2.11 that also includes a DLL loader.</TH </TR </TBody </Table

Traditional Modding - Table of Contents

Web Dash: Guides <GuidesTable guides={guides} /

Web Dash - Guides

Web Dash: Table of Contents <Link href="/webdash/guides/index" View official guides here</Link Useful Resources <Table <THead <TR <TH Resource</TH <TH Developer</TH <TH Description</TH </TR </THead <TBody <TR <TH <Link href="https://geometrydash.com/game/index.html" Vanilla Web Dash</Link </TH <TH <Link href="https://robtopgames.com/" RobTop</Link </TH <TH The original version of Web Dash (made in Phaser).</TH </TR </TBody </Table

Title	Description
Setting up Lua Trigger	Learn how to set up the Lua Trigger mod
Moving Objects	Learn how to move objects in Lua Trigger
Rotating Objects	Learn how to rotate objects in Lua Trigger
Scaling Objects	Learn how to scale objects in Lua Trigger
Player Control	Learn how to manage and manipulate players in Lua
Displaying Popups	Learn how to trigger native in-game popups in Lua Trigger
Adding Dialog	Learn how to show dialog in Lua
Miscellaneous	Miscellaneous features in Lua Trigger

Lua Trigger: Guides #