Tags
In Geometry Dash, there are tags you can use for things such as FLAlertLayers or DialogLayers. In this documentation, I will show you how to use these tags:
Color
In Geometry Dash, there are color tags, which change the color of text. Here’s a list of all the tags:
| Tag | Color Code | Example |
|---|---|---|
<cb> | 0x4A52E1 | Sample |
<cg> | 0x40E348 | Sample |
<cl> | 0x60ABEF | Sample |
<cj> | 0x32C8FF | Sample |
<cy> | 0xFFFF00 | Sample |
<co> | 0xFF5A4B | Sample |
<cr> | 0xFF5A5A | Sample |
<cp> | 0xFF00FF | Sample |
<ca> | 0x9632FF | Sample |
<cd> | 0xFF96FF | Sample |
<cc> | 0xFFFF96 | Sample |
<cf> | 0x96FFFF | Sample |
<cs> | 0xFFDC41 | Sample |
<c> | 0xFF0000 | Sample |
To use these tags, follow the syntax below:
"Welcome to my <cr>LAIR</c>..."
By using </c>, you are closing the tag, and it doesn’t matter which color tag it is. It will always be </c>.
Delay
In Geometry Dash, there are also delay tags to wait a certain amount of centiseconds (1/100th of a second) before more text appearing. To use this, follow the example below:
Wait!<d040> You shouldn't go there<d500>.<d500>.<d500>.
In this example, the tag <d...> is used. The number next to the d specifies the number of milliseconds to wait. However, this number must be 3 digits. The GIF below shows what this looks like in-game (GIF from GDDocs):
Shake
Shake tags make text shake. To use this, please follow the example below:
<co>I HAVE SAID TOO MUCH! QUICKLY TO THE <s260>CHOPPER!</s></c>
In this example, the syntax for the shake tag is similar to the syntax of the delay tag. This is however based on the intensity of the shaking. For reference, the example above looks like this in the game (GIF from GDDocs):
Instant/Fade
Fade Tags are used to fade in a block of text on screen instead of making it appear character by character. Similarly to colour tags, Fade tags have a start and end tag to denote which piece of text should appear instantly. The number is specified in centiseconds, which is 1/100th of a second.
Usage: Hello, <i100>world!</i>
