ZCB 3 | 🚀 Launch

Free and easy to use Geometry Dash clickbot.

🚀 Use in the browser, without downloading

Join the discord server (click me)

ZCB is also available on web (both desktop & mobile)! click me

ZCB Live

ZCB also has an in-game version that can be downloaded from the Geode Index: https://geode-sdk.org/mods/zeozeozeo.zcblive

Supported replay formats

• Mega Hack Replay JSON (.mhr.json)
• Mega Hack Replay Binary (.mhr)
• TASbot Replay (.json)
• zBot Frame Replay (.zbf)
• OmegaBot 2 Replay (.replay)
• OmegaBot 3 Replay (.replay)
• yBot Frame (no extension by default, rename to .ybf)
• yBot 2 (.ybot)
• Echo (.echo, new binary format, new json format and old json format)
• Amethyst Replay (.thyst)
• osu! replay (.osr)
• GDMO Replay (.macro)
• 2.2 GDMO Replay (.macro, old non-Geode version)
• ReplayBot Replay (.replay)
• KD-BOT Replay (.kd)
• Rush Replay (.rsh)
• Plaintext (.txt)
• GDH Plaintext (.txt)
• DDHOR Replay (.ddhor, old frame format)
• xBot Frame (.xbot)
• xdBot (.xd), old and new formats
• GDReplayFormat (.gdr, used in Geode GDMegaOverlay and 2.2 MH Replay)
• qBot (.qb)
• RBot (.rbot, old and new formats)
• Zephyrus (.zr, used in OpenHack)
• ReplayEngine 1 Replay (.re, old and new formats)
• ReplayEngine 2 Replay (.re2)
• ReplayEngine 3 Replay (.re3)
• Silicate (.slc)
• Silicate 2 (.slc)
• Silicate 3 (.slc)
• GDReplayFormat 2 (.gdr2)
• uvBot (.uv), thanks @thisisignitedoreo
• TCBot (.tcm)

+ a replay converter from any format to any other supported format (currently only in the web version)

Suggest more formats in the Discord server

ClickpackDB

A collection of 700+ clickpacks sourced from the ZCB Discord, accessible from within ZCB.

• To access ClickpackDB, navigate to:

  <kbd>Clickpack</kbd> > <kbd>Open ClickpackDB…</kbd>

• Download clickpacks into a specified folder by clicking <kbd>Download</kbd> next to a clickpack

• Download and select clickpacks by clicking <kbd>Select</kbd>

• Use the searchbar and the <kbd>Tags…</kbd> combobox to filter clickpacks

• Hover on icons next to clickpack names to see their meaning

Or use the web version: click me

Clickpack format

Automatic clickpack maker: packmak

ZCB supports AAC, ADPCM, AIFF, ALAC, CAF, FLAC, MKV, MP1, MP2, MP3, MP4, OGG, Vorbis, WAV, and WebM audio files. (thanks to Symphonia)

Clickpack folder

A clickpack can have player1, player2, left1, right1, left2 and right2 folders (the last 4 corresponding to platformer left/right directions), which can have hardclicks, hardreleases, clicks, releases, softclicks, softreleases, microclicks and microreleases folders inside of them (which may have audio files in them). All of the folders are optional, and you don't have to record clicks for both players (but clicks will sound more realistic if you do).

Noise files

The noise.* file can also be named whitenoise.* and it can be also be located in the player1 or player2 folder. The clickbot prefers the root clickpack directory rather than player1/player2 folders to search for this file.

Example

Clickpacks can be structured like this:

.
└── Clickpack/
    ├── player1/
    │   ├── hardclicks
    │   ├── hardreleases
    │   ├── clicks/
    │   │   ├── 1.ogg
    │   │   └── 2.ogg
    │   ├── releases/
    │   │   ├── 1.ogg
    │   │   └── 2.ogg
    │   ├── softclicks
    │   ├── softrelease
    │   ├── microclicks
    │   └── microreleases
    └── player2/
        ├── hardclicks
        ├── hardreleases
        ├── clicks/
        │   ├── 1.ogg
        │   └── 2.ogg
        ├── releases/
        │   ├── 1.ogg
        │   └── 2.ogg
        ├── softclicks
        ├── softrelease
        ├── microclicks
        └── microreleases
# left1, right1, left2 and right2 folders are also supported

or like this if you only want one player:

.
└── Clickpack/
    ├── noise.wav
    ├── hardclicks
    ├── hardreleases
    ├── clicks/
    │   ├── 1.ogg
    │   └── 2.ogg
    ├── releases/
    │   ├── 1.ogg
    │   └── 2.ogg
    ├── softclicks
    ├── softrelease
    ├── microclicks
    └── microreleases

Commandline arguments

To see commandline arguments in your terminal, run zcb --help

If you run without any arguments, the GUI will start.

Building

To build, clone the repository (or download zip and extract) and run cargo build for debug builds and cargo build --release for release builds.

Use trunk build --release for web builds.

License

Public domain (The Unlicense)