The props would be kind of repetitive kind of like this and if you fell that would be annoying
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How so? 
jump up one then jump up other that’s the exact same and then this goes on forever
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Is there any way I could make it unrepetitive?
Like a parkour up to the top instead of a elevator
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Okay… are there even any elevator guides?
Edit: I found this & I think I could improve upon it:
I should probably wait until Josh releases the new space background from Knockback, right, @GimNo0b?
or I could make you one out of barriers I mean look at my name
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Okay… if you can make a good enough space background, I’ll make the game. Okay? 
@Blackhole927, who in the forum do you think knows the most about space-themes in GKC & space facts in general?
Also, how was the AP test?
I have no earthly clue.
The AP test went well, the free response was fun!
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Whaaa? What dat mean?
That’s good. Personally, I prefer the multiple choice, but bravo! 
I know some stuff, not a ton though. What do you need to know?
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You could use top-down, and just place a barrier while they “scroll”( or whatever it is they do in space elevator) and just add pictures using text or barrier art. If you do platformer, you could spam a bunch of teleporters or use stairs or make them jump themselves. You should use a camera view. Those are awesome.
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I think I’ll do that.
Maybe just some facts about space you know? Fun facts.
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why does that even matter lol, knowing space facts ≠ (does not equal) being good at gkc or making space games, like sure it might help a bit with art but at the end of the day they dont really correspond
also it’s entirely possible, youre just gonna need a heck lot of teleporters, buttons, barriers and text
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Most of my space knowledge revolves around black holes so:
- Blackholes can spin, and every one we’ve found so far does
- A spinning Blackhole has a ringularity, not a singularity (a ring-shaped singularity)
- Eisenstein’s relativity equations show white holes as existing, although none of them have been found
- Falling into a Blackhole is the same as falling into the future, for weird space-time reasons.
- Because the center of a blackhole is in the future, as you fall in you’ll see the whole universe speed up
- When you pass the event horizon of a black hole, you’ll just freeze from the perspective of an outside observer and fade away. (Although from your perspective you’ll keep falling)
- Blackholes usually aren’t that big themselves, but they exert a large gravitational pull despite this, keeping galaxies together.
(Some of this may be wrong, I’m not an expert)
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Okay, let me rephrase - I’m more looking for info about what heights things are at within the Karman Line. Do you know anything about that?
I’m recreating this game by neal.fun:
I have no earthly clue lol- as I said, I know stuff about black holes and that’s it haha.
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