So, you want to know how to use these two types of one-shot heartbeats, but you are too impatient and don't want to ask around for help or something else like that? Well here's how you can access both the triangle one-shots and heart-shaped one-shots, because I didn't find these in the tutorial and maybe you're like me and are unwilling to use search engines.

Spoiler alert: It requires a text editor lol.

Note: there is actually a simpler way to get those in your levels that came up in the comments for this guide. All you have to do is to select the oneshot beat in the editor, then hold "Ctrl + Shift + H". It will show a third modifier that will turn that beat into a heart-shaped one.

The following section is a base to explaining how to access triangle oneshots, so if you want those, I'd recommend reading that anyways.

This one is straight-forward. Open your saved level in a text editor and go to "events". In other words, look for something like this:


Look for events of type "AddOneshotBeat".


Then, change the "pulseType" to "Heart".


Now, save.
When you open it in the RD level editor, that one-shot will be heart-shaped.

Alright, the fun ones.

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...But before we go, it should be noted that there is a reason these aren't yet available in a more accessible way (simply speaking: there are buggy), and this is for more private use cases (or making levels in advance, probably). If you're willing to take the risk, then proceed.

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If you don't want to wait for the editor to include the triangles without doing the "surgery", here's how you unlock the power of triangles in your custom level:

...You do the same thing as the heart ones, just changing "pulseType" to "Triangle".


Now, here's the fun part. They will play the sound automatically, as long as two triangle one-shots of the same tick value are put at most one beat apart.

Well, now that you know that, don't forget to also make the nurse say "Two" if you use them (don't worry, that can be done in the editor).

That's it.