Collectable Objects
Collectable Objects
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This guide explains how collectable objects (in the Collectables tab) work in Geometry Dash; items like Coins and Keys, and their new features in Update 2.2.
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Required Guides: Object Types
Easy difficulty
Tiny (1-2 Minutes)
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Collectable objects are keys, skulls or the coins in the tower levels. They work in unison with pickup, count triggers, instant count triggers, counter labels and the 3 item triggers. Their main function is being able to increase or decrease a counter value similar to a pickup trigger, but on collision with the object. These objects can be found in the tab with a test tube icon, next to the pixel block tab.
Properties
Properties
To edit the properties of the collectable you need to click on Edit Special. This will bring up a menu:
Pickup Item: Allows you to set an “Item ID” the collectable should affect, specified in the “Item ID” box. This value corresponds to which pickup value ID or variable the objects modify. By default the item ID will increase by 1 on pickup but enabling “Sub Count” (Subtract count) will decrease the item id by 1.
Toggle Trigger: Enabling this checkbox will make the collectable inherit the properties of a toggle trigger. Like how the toggle trigger operates, you can select a group of objects in “Group ID” to toggle on/off. Enabling “Enable Group” will toggle on and spawn the group in “Group ID” simultaneously. To make use of the spawn property, set the trigger(s) to “Spawn Triggered”, otherwise it won’t perform any actions.
Particle: This input box inherits the function of the Spawn Particle Trigger and its ability to create custom particles. You can input the group ID of the particles in this box and it will spawn that particle where the collectable is.
No Anim: Normally collectables have a floaty animation where they move up and down. Enabling this option will disable this animation.
Points: The number you set in here will increase the level’s “Points” value. The amount of points is displayed in the level pause menu below the time or through an item label as shown in the video below.
Also found in this tab is the Silver User Coin. Its edit special menu is different from the rest of the collectable objects and is instead the same as the Animated Objects’ edit special menu.
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