Create unique challenges and race others with a Randomizer Nexus! The nexuses are randomly generated by replacing doors in the Main Nexus with randomly selected levels based on criteria you provide. If you're looking for people to race (or just need help), join the Dustforce Discord and ask in the #races channel.

How to create a nexus

Pick a nexus type

Create your nexus

Pick a seed (or have one picked automatically)
Choose generation options (e.g. difficulty)
Click Generate
Share the link!
Open the downloaded nexus file

Atlas Randomizer

Seed:

Template:

Level Constraints

Min SS Count:

Max SS Count:

Min SS Time:

Max SS Time:

Community Map Pack

Previous Dustkid Daily

Community Nexus

Has Apples

CW Stock Levels

CCW Stock Levels

Clunky Stock Levels

Backwards Stock Levels

Required Authors:

Blocked Authors:

SS user IDs: *

Not SS user IDs: *

Minimum Difficulty 0.0 percentile

Maximum Difficulty 100.0 percentile

Output Options

Hide Authors

Randomize Door Types

Hide Level Names

* Solver list updated only when dataset updated.

Dataset updated at: 1693193965

FAQ

Nothing happens when I open the nexus file!

First, make sure you are running Dustmod. Then open Dustmod and click on "Dustmod -> About -> Set file associations". Now files with the extension ".dflevel" should be associated with Dustmod so opening the nexus should work.

I'm on Linux though! (XDG)

Create a Dustmod desktop entry

Create a file dustmod.desktop in the path ~/.local/share/applications/dustmod.desktop. You will need to edit the Icon and Exec fields to match the path that Dustmod is installed on your system

Setup the file type association

Copy the file dustmod-mime.xml to ~/.local/share/mime/packages/dustmod-mime.xml.

Update mime database

Run "update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/" and then "update-mime-database ~/.local/share/mime" to update system configurations to use these new settings.

I'm on Mac

shrugs. Maybe the linux instructions work?