How Do You Create a Notification on Gimkit?

[tesrinh]

I want to know how you can make a notification in gimkit creative. I mean the little gray ones that come up whenever you reach a new summit in Don’t Look Down. I tried experimenting with channels too, but it didn’t work. (For your information, I did search). Can you please tell me?

[Turtle]

Go to the devices tab in the add menu, then search notification and place it.
Do you need any pictures or anything?

On the Nature of Notifications: A Comprehensive Study On the Notification's Biology and Its Place In the Community

Credit to @ClicClac for making the original and making the inspiration! This is the second episode of the nature-of series. Table of Contents Appearance What they Do Different breeds in the Wild Interactions with other Devices [Screenshot 2024-01-17 7.20.05 PM] Appearance Notifications, scientifically known as Gelwazrubio Meneo, is part of the orange device family. Notifications aren’t very heavy, and take up only 15 memory. Despite making their presence known everywhere to almost every…

@Toxic

Whoops Turtle you beat me to it.

Sorry.

[Toxic]

it’s the notification device. Show notification when receiving on the channel. Whoops Turtle you beat me to it.

@Turtle

Sorry.

No, you’re fine!

[tesrinh]

Wow that’s kinda embarrassing

[Turtle]

No worries, we’re all learning. I forget what devices do all the time. Have a good one!
So, in Don’t Look Down, they actually use an activity feed- you know, where it says knockouts and such. If you want to recreate that, then just place a checkpoint, zone, trigger, or similar device and have it trigger another trigger using wires or channels. Then, go to the blocks menu, create a new block on triggered, and place a “Create Activity Feed” block and add a text block to the right of it with whatever message you want.

The Activity Feed

Introduction So, I was poking around the block options while I was working on my new project. I stumbled on the activity feed blocks, and thought of ways to use them. I rarely use the activity feed, as I just opt for notifications, but I actually realized it could actually be useful in many different ways, as well as making my maps look cleaner. Instead of a large notification popping up at the corner of your screen for some time, it could instead appear in your activity feed. Suggestions for …

[Apollo]

I thought @tesrinh meant this type of notification/activity feed:

[Turtle]

Yeah, I just read the edit. I wrote something for it and linked a guide just in case.

@Turtle

So, in Don’t Look Down, they actually use an activity feed- you know, where it says knockouts and such. If you want to recreate that, then just place a checkpoint, zone, trigger, or similar device and have it trigger another trigger using wires or channels. Then, go to the blocks menu, create a new block on triggered, and place a “Create Activity Feed” block and add a text block to the right of it with whatever message you want.

Introduction So, I was poking around the block options while I was working on my new project. I stumbled on the activity feed blocks, and thought of ways to use them. I rarely use the activity feed, as I just opt for notifications, but I actually realized it could actually be useful in many different ways, as well as making my maps look cleaner. Instead of a large notification popping up at the corner of your screen for some time, it could instead appear in your activity feed. Suggestions for …

[tesrinh]

oh i thought it was that

[Apollo]

You can simply just you the block “Add activity feed for everyone” and then the text you want to send.