TokTikMode

TokTikMode

As seen on YouTube! (EVW, Colon, Zeronium)

Play Geometry Dash levels as if you were viewing a TokTik video. Or if you just want to play Geometry Dash vertically for whatever reason.

For macOS and Windows users, TokTikMode is best experienced with Fullscreen. For Android and iOS folks, well... you already are on Fullscreen, obviously.

_All users:_ TokTikMode support for the main levels (either those by RobTop or those loaded from a fangame mod) has been removed indefinitely to avoid crashes on some systems. Please find alternate solutions on your own instead of harassing any mod developers to "rEvErT" this change.

_All users:_ TokTikMode automatically disables itself when a level has a gradient trigger, so that mod nitpickers won't repeatedly report the same three bugs for the next three weeks. To disable this behavior, please disable Gradient Trigger Compatibility.

_Android/iOS users:_ Please consider enabling Disable on Platformer Levels after installing *TokTikMode**;* controlling the player(s) in Platformer levels with TokTikMode enabled gets MUCH harder otherwise.

_Windows/macOS users:_ Due to how TokTikMode works, Eclipse Menu's "Right Click Teleport" feature will still behave as if the screen was never rotated. Please don't report this bug, as both sides are aware of this issue.

TokTikMode was tested on the following devices, operating systems, and aspect ratios:

• MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) running macOS Sequoia (macOS 15.0.1) with a 16:10 aspect ratio display
• OnePlus 9 5G (6.55-inch, 2021) running OxygenOS 13 (forked from Android 13) with a 20:9 aspect ratio display
• Dell Latitude 5420 (14-inch, 2021) running Windows 10 Enterprise Build 19045 with a 16:9 aspect ratio display
• iPhone 13 Pro Max running iOS 18.4.1 with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio display
• Whatever u l t r a w i d e monitor Alphalaneous uses, I guess.

The point is, TokTikMode works on most conventional aspect ratios and/or windows sizes.

TokTikMode is based on a mod idea by Mattt Nguyen that went too far, and is my submission for Geode's Modtober 2024 contest.

Thanks to...

• Alphalaneous for overhauling the core of this mod.
• TheBearodactyl for sending me a more recent version of the TokTik UI to use as a reference.
• hiimjasmine00 for finding a consistent solution to show certain menus.

Legal

TokTikMode is an open source joke game modification for Geometry Dash that uses C++ and the Geode SDK. It has no association with the social media platform it attempts to spoof, and should not be confused as such.

Legal (the longer version)

TokTikMode is non-profit, open-source, fan-made, U.S-origin software written in C++ with the Geode SDK as a mod for Geometry Dash, and has no affiliation with ByteDance Ltd. It parodies the social media platform of a similar name by re-creating its user interface within Geometry Dash, a game that also has zero affiliation with with ByteDance Ltd. As such, TokTikMode falls under fair use of copyrighted works per Section 107 of the Copyright Act.

In the event that any government declares a ban on any particular social media platform to be enforced on any locality for any reason over any amount of time, it should be clear that TokTikMode should not be associated with any such ban. TokTikMode should _NOT_ be confused for the social media platform it is attempting to spoof, especially when such spoofing does not require an Internet connection and occurs within a video game that is cheaper than a party size bag of potato chips after applicable sales tax.

Some parts of the TokTik UI recreation are based on assets re-used and adapted from Adriano Reis on Figma. All assets found in TokTikMode, including my adaptations from Adriano Reis's assets, are licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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