Topic, Admins, Please Read.

  This is to prevent from the site being cluttered by bad levels.
It's normal for your first level to not be accepted as you usually don't know yet what makes a good level.

My best advise is to ask the admin what he/she expects from a good level and to do that.
Another good thing to do is to look at the best rated levels section, and to learn from those levels.

Don't try to rush making levels, spend as much time as you feel is needed.
It can take several days to make a great level, and a few hours to make a good one.

  I forgot to say funguy, Coolguy52 is my younger brother. He can help you too, and he specialises mainly in Jump Gear 2 level creation.

  funguy: You aren't the only new member to be confused, I was exactly like you when I was 8, the reason is, what is the point of driving/rolling/bouncing off of a line which looks boring and is really, really hard. It does your head in! It has to look good to be good and feel good and make the other person happier. If you think you are not up to it, you are! Believe in yourself, I thought I would never get an accepted level, but I followed my brothers tips, and he helped me! Now I'm nearly at 100! You will find a genre of level (HSF's for me) and you will just get it...

  I am not an admin funguy, but I shall explain, as I was once in the same position as you.

The site is made to host games which have the function of supporting many user created levels.

Each level is evaluated based on whether the level was fun to play, whether it was good quality, etc. and administrators have the job of deciding that.

The reason for this is so that games have a large number of levels which users can complete and enjoy.

Your level on Captain Dan vs. Zombie Plan was a good first attempt, and you should not give up on level creation.

Another tip would be to direct message admins, rather than create topics on the forum. I was the same as you, ten years old when I joined the site. Sadly, I learnt the hard way and faced user's limitations, which I can discuss with you if need be.

Don't fall into that trap, and on this site we understand that you are a ten year-old designer and that you are unfamiliar with the boundaries set. Have a look at the other levels, and see what features they contain. Don't copy a level though, as your level will be rejected for being unoriginal.

Please read my comment on your level, as that has further tips, as well as Treazer's comments and critique as to how to improve. He understands that you are new and that you tried your best, and you will improve with time. As I have said, many of my first levels were rejected.

Any questions you have, please direct message me. Try not to make too many new topics on the forum. Follow my guidance, and you will do well! :)

  Hello Bonuslevel Admins. Thank You For Viewing My Topic. I Would Like To Ask You Guys Something. I Am Sure Other Users Would Like To Know This Too. WHY Do Are Levels Have To Impress You? WHY Do They Have To Look Good? WHY Do They Have To Be WORTH Playing??? If You Know Why, Please Reply To This Post. Thanks!! :D