Loyal Defender

Having a lunch of Fat Boys breadsticks made of pizza crust! 

I'm not working on my level anymore. It's making my PC lag, and....after some unintentional pressure put on me (no one meant to, but the 'it has to look good' stuff got to me.'), I just...couldn't.
 

I at least tried, for a week or so, but...y'know, that's the way the cookie crumbles. Learn from the experience...and move on. 

I just got Paint.net. This will be much better than Paint in a lotta ways.

OMG OMG OMG I ACTUALLY MADE PROGRESS

Now, to sync it to the first part of the song!

And so the creation of 'Horrorscape' begins! It'll be a nightmare-themed level!

Am I wrong?

Here it is! My four hours of work into one glorious memetic video!

LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars is finally complete! Now, once I finish combining the video files together, I can try again with Project Arrhythmia's Level Editor!

Finally, I shall see what lies beyond the golden bricks!

Happy Hearts and Hooves Day, all! I'm only several hours late!

So for those curious about how making a level in Project Arrhythmia generally works, there's a lot of things to consider.

1. What song you want to use. The level can depend on the song, based on what you want to achieve.

2. The theme of the song, basically means what the overall story of the song is. It can be a simple level theme, or a boss theme. Or both.

3. What obstacles you want to use, and when and where they will go. This can be hard to figure out, as there's a lot of ways a song's obstacles can be created, and being unable to think of what you want in the song can be annoying and makes things difficult. There's also the fact that the objects work best when in sync with the music, which can make figuring out what objects you want either easier or harder.

4. The design of the level itself. Most obstacles use keyframes, which can be VERY, VERY annoying if you're not that skilled at the editor. With practice you can get the hang of it, but over time, it's still not easy. Keyframes are basically frames of obstacles moving in certain ways, like a spike jutting from offscreen, onto the screen, or a bullet flying across the screen. There's a LOT of different ways you can combine certain animations for shapes and levels, which makes it unique.

5. Special effects, including zooms, pans, themes, camera effects, background colors, etc. It makes the song look so much better and cooler, but if you're new, try to learn them first.

So, I decided once I complete LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars for the Wii, completely, I'll go back to the Editor and try again. I was told I gave up too soon, and they're probably right. I'll try again, but this time, without much planned, I can focus more on it.

Steam isn't even listing who made this.

I tried making a level in Project Arrhythmia, but I just...I just can't.  My mind keeps drawing blanks. I can't do this level, at all... It's too complex for me to figure out. I literally cannot bring myself to figure out how to make a level.
I got stumped on trying to figure out the attack design and concept. 
 

I guess what matters is, I tried, right...?

I got the notes marked, slow and fast! That’s progress! Now I need to put obstacles to the rhythm. That’ll be harder but fun!

So. I've decided. I'm going to make my one and only level in Project Arrhythmia. I'm going to attempt to make music for 'In The Hall of the Mountain King', which is royalty free. Once I finish it, or IF I finish it, I'll show it to you all! It's not going to be easy, but I know I can do this.

Decided to make this after realizing Puffer's attack of dropping on the ground from the ceiling was like a Thwomp attacking!

I’m having a midnight snack in rather grape condition!

Mrow!

I have never, in my LIFE....

...FELT SO HONORED! So I met the owner and creator of Project Arrhythmia in the Discord server for it, and she's a really nice person, and enjoyed the celebratory teaser I made for the game after having finally bought it. And I met the creator of 'Get Down' by Noisy Freaks..and, incredibly, I even met ol666, the creator of the Black Heart custom story (also met his bro)! I've made some incredible friends there, and I've never been happier! He even liked my name suggestion for Nautilus' robot form, NATU, which does not stand for anything...but I told him it could mean Nautilus Automated Termination Unit! He liked it! So, I'm happy to say Project Arrhythmia is one of the best things to have happened to me!

I got my mom to buy Project Arrhythmia! I'm so happyyyyy!

We stay wicked with the freaks of noise
Synthesize, up the side
It's our choice for toys
No argument, rock it like the parliament
Put it in the pot, double up on the ingredients
We got strokes for the globe
Lights for your life
Good times included
Won't cover the price
Promise to stay nice
Sharp and precise
Hop, cruise, don't play once you play twice

If you want to get down
Let her do her thing
Let her do her thing
If you want to break free
Let her do her thing
Let her do her thing

Song is catchy as heck! (Song is 'Get Down' by The Noisy Freaks  x3)