Void Lines Parkour Map

Void Lines Parkour Map keeps the focus tight: you, the blocks, and the drop. Each level starts with a checkpoint and a restart button, so you can drill a section until it clicks, then send a full run with the timer on. Play in first-person, set FOV around 70–80, disable auto-jump, and crouch the instant you land to “glue” sketchy catches. If a layer tilts you, reset to the start of that level, breathe, and re-pull; the performance-friendly setup keeps inputs crisp even on Realms.



The layers hit different. Timber Trials is your rhythm warm-up—hold sprint and learn the cadence. Stone Stride wants clean last-pixel takeoffs and low head-hitters; short run-ups help. Copper Climb rewards camera control on tight ledges—pre-aim the next block before you leave the current one. Frozen Fusion mixes packed and blue ice, so keep momentum but feather your stick; tiny air-taps beat full presses. Nether Nexus packs low ceilings and awkward angles—jump late and stay centered. Soulbound Sprint slows your feet, so start sprint earlier and jump a hair later than usual to carry distance.

For multiplayer, call a countdown, log split times at each checkpoint, and race best-of-three climbs. Once you’ve learned the lines, Void Lines Parkour Map becomes pure flow—clean jumps, fast resets, PB hunting, and that perfect final grab at the top.

Installation instructions:
Android: use the file manager, go to the directory with the downloaded map file and open it.
Windows 10: open the folder with the downloaded file and activate the mcworld file.
IOS: after downloading, your mobile device will prompt you to install the map.