I will get back to creating more fun levels and puzzles later this year, I promise. I may need some assistance from you guys though, can I add a co-editor to help me on some of my creations?
BB, BB2, and Jellify lefts only Complex. Wave is completely done
Notes: Jellies Challenge 68 to Jellies Challenge 83 are External theme invasion maps, like as Complex. Predictors are hard to find and have high complexity entropy. although there are self-themed maps here and there
Ancient: Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue Sinking: Dark Red, Orange, Blue, Cyan Wild: Yellow, Orange, Red, Dark Red Frost: Blue, Cyan Colorful: Red, Yellow, Green(Lime?), Pink, Purple Electric: Yellow, Lime, Cyan, Blue Night: Dark Red, Dark Green, Blue, Purple Music: Pink, Purple, Cyan Primal: Pink, Dark Red, Dark Green Wave: Pink, Yellow, Lime, Cyan
List of unused color themes:
Ancient: Outside Colors Sinking: Red, Yellow, Dark Green, Purple Wild: Lime, Dark Green, Cyan, Blue, Pink, Perple Frost: Outside Colors Colorful: (?) Electric: Dark Red, Pink (and ambiguous for red) Night: Yellow, Cyan, Orange Music: Dark Red, Dark Green Primal: Cyan, Blue (Lime, Purple probably too) Wave: Purple, Dark Red, Orange(?)
List of notes mainly used for themes:
Ancient: Nailed, 'Jelly Goal' Sinking: Gravity Changers Wild: Force Fields(and like Railroad), Spikes, Grey Blocks, Wall Blocks Frost: Freezers, Grey Blocks, Wall Blocks Colorful: Color Changers Electric: Jig-Jag Shapes and Force Fields for slice them Night: Shapes of Ware(Middle Ages, Royalty, Chess), Wall-nail, Chains and Color Changers Music: Rainbow Color Note Bars / Glitter and Color Changers, Shapes of Notes, Tiles Primal: Ooze / Marsh(Force Fields and Spikes), Semi Trials and Errors Wave: Water Wave, Gravity Changers, Trials and Errors Complex: All 10 Themes in above, 'Theme Mashup', Trials and Errors
I wonder how far this game and Puzzleit will go. I can't believe I haven't really made that many levels here and Jellify is 6 years old. It was released in 2018.
It seems like the Primal series has begun in earnest. This series (5 to 8) is easier than "Wild & Electric 6, 7 (4 lunatic difficulty levels)" and "Disaster Wave 1 to 4", but there are still 2 levels that are just My scores. still, tbh, I showed the some of hint that series in spoilers for you guys: My Topic
Note: I thought Primal-6 was only possible with solution: 000 0#1 011 But My bad, missed more bad solutions: 001 | 000 0#1 | 0#0 001 | 111 That level, still nobody scored
Or, I could message you in the Discord chat through a PM, I'd feel more comfortable if we do it that way because then I can screenshot parts of the level I'm stuck on. That would be the best route to go.
I'll happily give some hints for levels. I will say that building up to the hardest levels is the best general tip I can offer. It's one thing having the knowledge of how tricks work, but actually implementing them can be another difficulty all to itself. Again, this is best learned with playing through easier levels. I will give more specific tips for levels you are stuck on though (that is, if I remember how to solve them...)
EDIT: Whichever way you want to ask me for a hint, I will do my best to provide one (when I am available of course).
You think you could give me some hints in a spoiler if I let you know what levels I'm stuck on? If you don't mind. I am getting ready to go to bed so it may be this weekend before I PM you about it.
That series may be hard but they are so brilliant, I think as a very experienced Jellify Player it gives me the feeling of trying to solve the original levels at first. I don't know how much a complete list of their easier counterparts would help you, but much easier versions of these levels exist. Those based on my levels are the most surreal, as it genuinely takes me back to testing for some of them and wondering if they were at all possible (especially given my levels are quite old, and I have improved a lot at the game).
I don't know if I gave this advice, but trying to beat every beginner level is a good start for learning this game (at least that's what I did). This helps with learning all of the tricks, as most tricks exist in isolation in the easiest category of levels). Getting up to speed to the point where most intermediates will take a few minutes to work and, and you can also solve the odd advanced or expert is a sign that you have massively improved! Overall, the best way to get better at Jellify is to play lots of Jellify.
The holynight Gummies series is hard. Takes a lot of skill and focusing to master them all, however I am not at that stage yet as I have many things to study about this game. There are many certain tricks you can use for the more advanced levels of Jellify. Maybe you guys can help me out.
I haven't played this in about a year, I really need to get back into the game and read the tutorials to help guide me. I've been busy this summer moving/packing stuff.
Your Gummies series really is some of your greatest in my opinion. I am honoured that you chose a couple of my levels to revamp and make into unique and more difficult challenges, though so far I have only managed the first one!
Personally I think gummies 8 is the most absolutely perfect Thanks to Coolguy, well made your gimmicks! I tried many times this level and finally found absolutely useful solution . as another gateway, I found a solution to struggling for Gummies 5 . I essentially set the goal of series as expert levels with useful gimmick
all 10 levels excellent, people knows? Personally I think gummies 8 is the most absolutely perfect Thanks to Coolguy, well made your gimmicks! I tried many times this level and finally found absolutely useful solution . as another gateway, I found a solution to struggling for Gummies 5 . I essentially set the goal of series as expert levels with useful gimmick
Thank you for the compliment!
but more levels of that series are more challenging Thanks to the inspiration in your level, successfully made it into more better level
the series must be hardest but i think it will be most beautiful in the game Jellify!
