TriAxis was an Australian player and popular level creator in Geometry Dash. TriAxis made multiple unique collaboration levels, such as Unity, Rediverge and X; TriAxis is also famous for the level Dear Nostalgists.
History[]
TriAxis paid exclusive attention to the artistic possibilities of the game, which led to the creation of small films within the game at the time. Fans felt thankful for their support after realizing these films portrayed TriAxis' real-life situations and emotions.
TriAxis released a video titled "I'm a girl.", which drew polarizing reactions. Another video titled ":)" was released, which featured gameplay of Stereo Madness with several split-second interjections depicting an individual brandishing a knife and with minor cuts seemingly appearing on either her arm or leg and blood on the blade. Mentions of suicide were also seen in the said video. It finished with ":)" appearing on a black background at the end. Drawing concern from commenters, TriAxis removed the video shortly afterward.
There was a campaign in 2015 that hosted the use of the hashtag #SaveTriaxis. Users showed support by playing TriAxis' levels or creating new levels to keep the motion. Etzer released Digital Death, featuring details from the "Byte" level series. The campaign started after TriAxis was kicked out of the team GeoStorm for issues related to crew instability and personal problems. The crew revealed that TriAxis had spammed excessively on GeoStorm's group chats under the effects of alcohol.
TriAxis officially quit Geometry Dash on May 21, 2016.
Levels[]
Unrated levels[]
- Aqueous Inferno
- DarkSide - Triaxis' first published level.
- Delta Storm
- HardWired
- Laser Generation
- Out of time
- TriAxis Holiday
- Wasteland
Auto levels[]
- By The Fireplace (starred)
- Recreation (starred)
- Still Alive (starred)
- Wysteria (featured)
Easy levels[]
- Asleep (featured)
Normal levels[]
- Anima (featured) - A collaboration with StarShip.
- NRG (featured) - TriAxis' first 2.0 level.
- Stalker (featured) - TriAxis' first attempt at a sunset level.
Hard levels[]
- Believe (featured)
- Blue Bit (featured) - A collaboration with BurritoCat, Florent, and Renegade.
- Entropy (featured)
- Far Above (featured) - A space-themed level.
- Happiness (featured) - A level for TriAxis' best friend, Seb.
- Heart Throb (featured)
- KiloByte (featured)
- Laser Generation 2 (featured)
- My Heart (featured) - The first NCS rated level.
- Phazd (featured) - A level made for Rek3dge's effect contest.
- Terabyte (featured)
- Theory of Sunset (starred)
- Tick Tock (featured) - A collaboration with DiMaViKuLov26, Noobas, MillePatte, and G4lvatron.
Harder levels[]
- Abandoned Galaxy (featured)
- AlternativeZ (featured) - A collaboration with 4Sp1raL.
- Burnt Up (featured) - A collaboration with ShizzleMcFriz.
- DewDrops (featured)
- Dodging Snowflakes (featured)
- Echolocation (featured)
- Eclipse (featured) - A collaboration with Mulhm.
- Exobyte (featured)
- Gigabyte (featured)
- Grind District (featured) - A collaboration with Etzer.
- Laser Generation 3 (featured)
- Rediverge (featured) - A collaboration with Flux.
- Retroman Adventures (starred)
- Shadowed Jewel (featured) - A collaboration with Etzer and Axcle.
- Simplicity (featured)
- Uninstall (featured)
Insane levels[]
Demon levels[]
Easy Demon levels[]
Medium Demon levels[]
- The Mechanism (featured)
- Venom (featured)
Collaborations participated in[]
- Divergence - A collaboration with Flux.
- Echo - A collaboration with Noobas.
- epsilon - A collaboration with Camacho7. It was the last level TriAxis worked on before quitting the game.
- Forsaken Neon - A collaboration with Zobros.
- Hallucinations - A mega-collaboration published by Ludicrous.
- Horror - A collaboration with Jeyzor.
- HyperCosmos - A collaboration with Etzer.
- Jawbreaker - A collaboration with Viprin.
- MilanHoly - A collaboration with DiMaViKuLov26.
- Rosea - A mega-collaboration published by RefluX.
- Shifting Systems - A collaboration with Haru.
- SYNAPSE - A mega-collaboration published by KowZ.
- The Prism - The third level in the Ion Pack, published by ASonicMen.
Nominations and Awards[]
Received 1 award in the The Geometry Dash Awards
Awards[]
- Awarded in the 2.0 Awards for Best Auto Level with Wysteria
Trivia[]
- TriAxis had a themed level series called the "Byte Series", which included the levels Gigabyte, Terabyte, KiloByte, Exobyte, and NanoByte.
- TriAxis had a paper airplane and envelope for icons, representing giving back, determination, and fragility.
- On November 26, 2015, a binary code message translating to "DIE" was uploaded to TriAxis' account.
- The Geometry Dash Skits: How to Summon RobTop was inspired by the popular YouTuber HowToBasic.
- TriAxis was frequently accused of being CutieKitty, a new level creator in Geometry Dash with incongruent skills as a newcomer, raising suspicions.
- On May 2, 2016, TriAxis' YouTube videos became unlisted, which raised concern among the community. Later, the account was renamed and later deleted.
- In collaboration with artist Steampianist, TriAxis composed the lyrics of the song "The Experiment", featuring Vocaloid GUMI, which is used in ARtu's level Thanatophobia.
- All TriAxis' levels have passwords of "001905".