There are many guides in the Gimkit Forum, and it looks like you want to spread some of your knowledge. There are many types of guides, these being separated by their tags and categories. After reading this guide, I will guarantee you’ll be inspired.
Did you just finish working on a game? Is there something in it that might be useful? Make a guide on it. I recommend having lots of images and steps so the viewer can understand your project. Here are some guides that people have made:
Hi everyone! I am sure tons of you are thinking “How do I make a capture the flag game?” Today I will show you how, and I will divide the instructions into a four parts: the Terrain, the Flags, the Score, and the Tunnels.
The Terrain:
First, you should choose an area on your Creative Map, and lay down tiles as your territory, and do that once for each team. Put one or two spawn pads on each team’s side, and that will be your Terrain!(Be sure to have enough space to add your flag)
The Flags:
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(Edited it so the instructions say what the settings affect)
I see a TON of people asking this, and there aren’t any guides about it. So obviously, I made one. This post will talk about how to make a crucial part of capture the flag games- the score.
First, you have to make it so the flag scores will show up on the leaderboard. Go to settings, go to map options, go to score, and make sure the leaderboard is turned on. Then, set “Score Type” to “Property.” In “Score Property,” type in something…
TEAM SETUP
Open Settings > Map Options > Teams. Set the Team mode to “Specific Team Amount”, Set Number Of Teams to the amount of players you expect to j oin the game. Set Team Placement to “Split Evenly”.
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Add a Relay, set the Relay Audience to “Random Player On Specific Team”. Set Team to whatever team you want, this will be your impostor team. Wire a Lifecycle with the relay.
NOTE: The team has to be between the amount of players in the game or it WON’T work.
Next, add an Item …
TUG stands for The Ultimate Guide. These are more like wiki pages and less like tutorials. There are TUGs for features in Gimkit, but also some for the forum (for example, I made a post formatting TUG). If there is a feature inside or outside of Gimkit that you feel confident that you could explain it to others, make a tug!
channels , scope , and blocks .
(If you don’t know what they mean, click the highlighted-blue link, it’ll ta…
In this tutorial, you will learn about all of the weapons in Gimkit!
There are 7 weapons in Gimkit. I gave details on each of these stats:
Damage
Speed
Reload Speed
Ammo
Range
While Damage, Reload Speed, and Ammo are easy to measure, Range requires some effort, whilst Speed might just be impossible. For speed, I chose 4 different descriptors: Slow, Average, Fast, and Very Fast. These will be determined by comparing the speed to a zapper. Below are all 7 of the weapons (not in any order), wit…
A sequel to the Ultimate Guide For Every Device…see [
May be merged into the Ultimate Guide for Everything.
Part 4 of the “TUG” Series.
Note: You may see some users mention transmissions, channels, etc. If you don’t know what that is, look at this guide.
Blocks. Block Coding is what any advanced game needs to create mechanics. This guide will tell you what each block does, and which devices will be compatible with blocks!
The Basics: This is wh…
If someone could make this a wiki so people could add features, that would be much appreciated!
Welcome to the Posting TUG. A TUG contains all the information you need to know about a subject. In this TUG, we will cover the formatting of posts.
Text Style There are 6 styles that text can have in a post:
Normal
Bold
Italics
Headings
Subheadings
Normal text is what all posts use as their body text. You don’t have to use any special formatting to make text normal, as text usually is predete…
Resources are kinda like TUGs. Resources are pages where you can find everything you need for a project. This could be Among Us, Capture the Flag, or Snowbrawl. If you find lots of similar guides, make a resource page for them! There’s even a resource page for TUGs.
This resource page is for anyone who wants to access or contribute to the Ultimate Guide series, or see some of these guides.
And finally, the OG TUG, the first TUG to ever be made:
https://forum.creative.gimkit.com/search?q=%23help%20among%20us%20help
This resource page will provide a list of guides to help you build your Among Us map.
Here are some resources that will help you with farming/crafting:
There are lots of art guides out there, but most fall into 2 categories: Barrier art and Prop art. Barrier art is where someone makes something purely out of barriers. Prop art is usually used to decorate maps. If you like art or you’re good with the Gimkit prop selection, you should try making one of these.
So this map was made on May 23, 2023, and has blown the minds of everyone that has saw it. I originaly made this map for a friend on Fandom and later it became my greatest map ever made. It took me about 8 days to make, and in my defense Gimkit Creative just came out so we were all new to this.It is based off of a blurry photo of the real Skeld map. And it is impossibly accurate. Recently I was asked by @lcornwell3923 to design the Skeld map, and thats when I realized, I had aready made the map,…
(Currently Working)
Lion sketch attempt:
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[This guide was made in Gimkit Creative]
Oil Train Car
Props/Blocks used:
Barrier
Spaceship Catwalk (Lined)
Blackboard Leg
Metal Pole #1
Metal Pole #2
Metal Pole #3
Text
Metal Briefcase
Metal sign #4
Copy off of the images below to help you build the Oil Train Car
So, I recently finished my How to Make an Airplane guide, and in it @PotionMaster said this:
It was true (lol), and it got me thinking: If I can make an among us character accidentally, then purposefully making it should turn out great! So here’s the guide on how to make an among us character in Gimkit Creative, for if you want to add that extra pizzazz to your among us map, or just want to make a character.
(Also I’ll be making a red among us character, but you can do whatever color you want…
WARNING! Forum-related guides can be marked as off-topic!
If you’ve been on the forum for a long time, you might want to make something about the forum. May it be help for new users, guides on how to use the interface, or just how to do stuff.
If someone could make this a wiki so people could add features, that would be much appreciated!
Welcome to the Posting TUG. A TUG contains all the information you need to know about a subject. In this TUG, we will cover the formatting of posts.
Text Style There are 6 styles that text can have in a post:
Normal
Bold
Italics
Headings
Subheadings
Normal text is what all posts use as their body text. You don’t have to use any special formatting to make text normal, as text usually is predete…
Recently, the mods added a new setting for [image]
That way, it will prevent more clutter and off-topic posting in the forum. Please start or continue doing this. It is greatly appreciated!
-@wingwave
https://forum.creative.gimkit.com/t/all-forum-badges-and-how-to-get-them/4802
TLDR; Posts are rated based on difficulty.
Also, you should rate your own posts.
In Gimkit Creative, we all know that some things are a lot harder to do than other things. For example, linking two players via data is a lot harder than making an “Answer Questions” button.
When people make guides on these forums, most prefer to state the difficulty of the guide in order to “warn” the player of the difficulties the guide possesses.
Now, there has been a very subjective and rough system assemb…
What are Ideas? Well, look at this topic. Ideas help people pass their wisdom off to newer users. If you don’t know where to go on a project, ideas will help you.
Before we get started, let me credit @WhereIsMyHat for the original post. I tried not to take ideas from his post, but a lot of the same things will be found on this guide.
(The link to their guide can be found here ).
When you’re making a game, there are 2 things you need to think of before you make it:
What do I make?
What is it about?
In this guide, you’ll be able to get an answer to these 2 questions. Ready? Lets go!
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Welcome to the Ultimate Guide to coming up with ideas for games!
(click on the arrows to view the sections)
Short/summed up version In a nutshell, this guide basically says:
Think about your game’s name, look for ideas to build from, edit a lot, check the forums, browse the web, think about your experiences, order the process in which you build your game, have fun doing all of this, and like this post!Brainstorm and plan. While planning out your Gimkit game, there are a few things you’ll reall…
In the end, it doesn’t matter what type of guide you make. Just by making that guide you are helping people who you probably don’t even know. If you’ve been here for a long time, I just want to say thank you for helping the new users. Thanks for reading.