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A '''custom level set''' is the general term for a [[level set]], outside of [[CC1]], [[CC2#List of CC2 levels, in chronological order|CC2]], [[CCLP1]], [[CCLP2]], [[CCLP3]], and [[CCLP4]], which was created with a [[level editor]]. Who made the first custom level set has not been determined, but it is variably believed to be [[Tyrethali Ansrath]], [[Eric Schmidt]], [[Dave Borgman]], | A '''custom level set''' is the general term for a [[level set]], outside of [[CC1]], [[CC2#List of CC2 levels, in chronological order|CC2]], [[CCLP1]], [[CCLP2]], [[CCLP3]], and [[CCLP4]], which was created with a [[level editor]]. Who made the first custom level set has not been determined, but it is variably believed to be [[Tyrethali Ansrath]], [[Eric Schmidt]], [[Dave Borgman]], [[Scott Feeney]], [[Joshua Bone]] or even [[Anne Olsen]]. | ||
All official level packs outside of CC1 | All official level packs outside of CC1 are composed entirely of custom levels which have been subjected to a voting process to determine which levels are included and in what general order they will be placed in. On occasion, levels are modified from their original form, either simply in title or [[time limit]], but often in the content of the level itself at the request of the level designer. CC1, of course, was the original set, and is not a custom set. Likewise, the [[CC2]] level set, the original set for the CC2 game engine, is not a custom set. | ||
Many custom level sets can be found at [[David Stolp]]'s CC website, who runs an automated scoreboard there. Many of the expert and master-level Chipsters, including [[Jimmy Vermeer]], [[Andrew Bennett]], [[Dale Bryan]], [[Anders Kaseorg]], [[Evan Dummit]], [[Mike L.]], [[J.B. Lewis]], and even David Stolp himself, have all made well-known level sets. Andrew, Evan, John, David, and Mike's sets can be found at David's site. | Many custom level sets can be found at [[David Stolp]]'s CC website, who runs an automated scoreboard there. Many of the expert and master-level Chipsters, including [[Jimmy Vermeer]], [[Andrew Bennett]], [[Dale Bryan]], [[Anders Kaseorg]], [[Evan Dummit]], [[Mike L.]], [[J.B. Lewis]], and even David Stolp himself, have all made well-known level sets. Andrew, Evan, John, David, and Mike's sets can be found at David's site. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://www.pillowpc2001.net/levels/ A list of all custom level sets available on the internet] | *[http://www.pillowpc2001.net/levels/ A list of all custom level sets available on the internet], maintained by [[Mike Lask]] | ||
*[http://davidstolp.com/old/chips/main.php David Stolp's CC website] | *[http://davidstolp.com/old/chips/main.php David Stolp's CC website] | ||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 19 January 2019
A custom level set is the general term for a level set, outside of CC1, CC2, CCLP1, CCLP2, CCLP3, and CCLP4, which was created with a level editor. Who made the first custom level set has not been determined, but it is variably believed to be Tyrethali Ansrath, Eric Schmidt, Dave Borgman, Scott Feeney, Joshua Bone or even Anne Olsen.
All official level packs outside of CC1 are composed entirely of custom levels which have been subjected to a voting process to determine which levels are included and in what general order they will be placed in. On occasion, levels are modified from their original form, either simply in title or time limit, but often in the content of the level itself at the request of the level designer. CC1, of course, was the original set, and is not a custom set. Likewise, the CC2 level set, the original set for the CC2 game engine, is not a custom set.
Many custom level sets can be found at David Stolp's CC website, who runs an automated scoreboard there. Many of the expert and master-level Chipsters, including Jimmy Vermeer, Andrew Bennett, Dale Bryan, Anders Kaseorg, Evan Dummit, Mike L., J.B. Lewis, and even David Stolp himself, have all made well-known level sets. Andrew, Evan, John, David, and Mike's sets can be found at David's site.