Free Edition Speedrun Map FAQ

Load the map and you'll spawn at the starting area with a timer ready to begin. Step forward or jump to trigger the timer, then follow the marked path toward the finish line.

No, the timer begins when you move or interact with the starting zone, so you have a moment to prepare before you need to rush.

Times are tracked during your current session, but they reset when you reload the map unless the map has a built-in scoreboard or you record them manually.

Falling usually sends you back to the start or a checkpoint, which resets your timer for that attempt—so avoiding falls is key to getting a good time.

The map is designed with a clear primary path, but skilled players may find shortcuts or alternative ways to move through sections if they experiment with movement techniques.

A typical run takes just a few minutes depending on your skill level, making it easy to replay multiple times in one session to chase faster times.

The map is designed as a single-player speedrun challenge, though you can load it on a server and race against friends by comparing individual times.

Sprinting, jumping at the right moments, and taking tight corners efficiently all improve your speed—practice the same route to learn the optimal path.

No, you spawn with everything you need (or nothing at all) and the course is designed to be completed with just your movement skills.

Small mistakes like missed jumps, taking wider turns, or hesitating at obstacles add up—focus on executing the same smooth path every time to get consistent, faster times.