Bedrock Block Movement

Bedrock Block Movement

Author: hippox1 Category: Maps

This is a specialized map designed for Block Parkour training, providing features for both building custom courses and sharing them with others.

Map Description

Welcome to Bedrock Block Movement, a map dedicated to honing your parkour skills, as well as unleashing your creativity by building and sharing unique courses.

Before you begin, please take note of the following:

• Supported Versions: Minimum 1.21.130.
• Multiplayer: This map does not support multiplayer (sharing a course implies exporting the map for others to play).

Once you enter the world, utilize the Navigator to access the main menu.

I. Play Courses

There are 5 default maps included, which you are free to modify later. Above are some previews.

Within your inventory, several essential items are available:

• Settings: Access the Settings Menu.
• Fly Mode: Toggle Fly mode on or off (available in both Creative and Survival).
• Gamemode Changer: Switch between Survival and Creative modes.
• Hub: Quickly return to the main hub.

Note: You can switch to Creative mode and use any block—not just Sandstone—to build! As soon as you begin a run (either by placing blocks or crossing the starting line), a timer will start to track your performance. Upon finishing the course, your final results will be displayed.

II. Edit Course

This serves as the core feature of the map. The complexity of your courses is limited only by your imagination.

You may find inspiration from my "decorated" courses. Detailed instructions will be provided automatically upon entering Edit mode.

III. Settings

• Time: Choose between various times of day, from morning to night.
• Weather: Select between Clear and Rain.
• Timer Type: Toggle between Realtime or Tick-based (20 ticks = 1 second).
• Void Level: Adjust the void height from 0 to 30.

IV. Signing Name

Once you have finalized your creations, you can sign your courses and label yourself as the creator. When others import your shared maps, they will be able to see the course details and recognize the original builder.

That covers everything you need to know about the map. Thank you for reading and playing!