There should be a way for us to appreciate the extraordinary level creators in the game. Those who constantly keep pushing out quality levels, frusts and traps, but don't quite fit with the hall of fame badge.

To those who constantly win Level of the Week, are featured in inofficial trap contests, or T&E, or regularly suggested for Campaign of the Month etc. 

The names in the community that we all have searched for at least 10 times because their levels are so nice!

We need to appreciate us, level creators, cause no levels = no gameplay.

What do you think? Please suggest a couple of level creators in each category (frusts, traps, regular levels, glitch etc.) Would prefer some that are active, and not Mfdom or PooZy for example

https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4226 (Hall of Fame thread)

A few players and I were discussing the Hall of Fame, and we agreed that there are a number of notable community members deserving of the recognition. Maybe it's time to expand the honors! Specifically, we feel that contributions to map creation and accomplishments in skillful play are underrepresented.


Here are my top 4 nominations to be considered for the Hall of Fame!:

@Tejs Tejs - creating 3 highly successful unofficial contests-- Trap Trials, Adventure Trials, & White Palace (and an upcoming official contest, Tower of Time); expectational overall skill in PR2, especially in trapping; unparalleled accomplishments in trapping, showcased on his YT channel https://www.youtube.com/@TejsForfang ; a 2-time winner of the annual LT Trap Tournament; notable contributions to mapmaking with several dozen innovative trap maps and frusts 

@AspectZero Aspect - creating and hosting Trial & Error V1.0; exceptional overall skill in PR2, especially in frusting; tremendous accomplishments in frusting; numerous years worth of contributions to frust making and design, creating many dozens of frusts which push the boundaries of what is thought possible in PR2; and deep knowledge of PR2's mechanics and systems, which he has continually shared to help other players improve.

@Free Free - unparalleled contributions to map-making, revolutionizing map design and producing hundreds of exceptionally high quality trap, frusts, & glitch maps-- to this day, Free's maps are likely the most widely played & enjoyed maps on PR2. 
(currently inactive but bound to make a return like he always does). 

@Tib Tibere - extraordinary contributions to map-making, with hundreds of trap, glitch, frust, speedrun, & concept maps produced over the past 15 years; exceptional overall skill, especially in trapping; unparalleled volume of accomplishments in trapping across well over a decade (there are few HOFs where you won't see the name "Tibere"); singularly knowledgeable of difficult techniques, obscure mechanics, and block/item interactions.
(currently not active in PR2 but active in PR3 and the PR3 community)

Hello

Welcome to Round 66 of Campaign of the Month!

You'll be able to submit your Campaigns on this thread.
Additionally, if you have any levels you'd like to advertise, you can post them here too.

Here are our finalists for round #64 of Campaign of the Month!

Finalists:
Theme by Author

- The Hot Holiday Campaign by @Stunt
- The Nightfall Campaign by @Master Raiden

@Stunt and @"Master Raiden must abstain from voting.

All votes will go through a verification process. Fraudulently placed votes will result in disciplinary action including (but not limited to) disqualification of campaign/vote, suspension of participation/voting privileges, and PR2 disciplinary action.

For a sample judging scheme, you can see @bls1999's judging streams on YouTube.
Voting closes on June 1st. Thanks!

i understand at some point in time, someone saw a bug on a bed, and just thought im going to name them bedbugs, yeah that makes sense, now who the hell named cockroaches.

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I don't know if this is a thing in Pr2 (but it doesn't feel like it)
But coyote time is when there's a leniency of being able to jump even though you just left the ground, which is to account for human reaction time being a bit delayed and also being a bit friendlier (it's in a lot of modern platformers I would say)
I.e. allow jump actions up to 0.1s (this number can be adjusted to what feels right, but I hear 0.1s is a good amount) after going from being on the ground to falling