try!
try!
/fp play #4y2vJoin play.parkour.gg on Java or Bedrock, then run the command above to go straight to this map (how to join). Open the 3D view full screen
Stats
- Runs that reach the finish
- 60%
- Where players fall
- Checkpoint 1 to the finish: 3.0 falls per try Hardest
- The start to checkpoint 1: 0.2 falls per try
- First to finish
Elsumitoese- Difficulty votes (37)
- Beginner14%Easy59%Normal8%Hard5%Hardcore14%
Leaderboard
| Place | Player | Time, and how far behind first |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | minatoyuukisan | 6.397Watch the record |
| 2 | yogobogo | 6.400+0.003Race the record |
| 3 | Luckyliam3 | 6.449+0.052Race the record |
| 4 | Badmoises | 7.250+0.853 |
| 5 | sMtF | 7.409+1.012 |
| 6 | Dr4ch3n | 7.748+1.351 |
| 7 | KayKay8andit | 7.905+1.508 |
| 8 | sortor | 7.999+1.602 |
| 9 | Nest1c | 8.088+1.691 |
| 10 | vailan | 8.096+1.699 |
Top 10 of 41 players. Find your own time on your player page.
| Place | Player | Time, and how far behind first |
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About this map
try! is an easy Minecraft parkour map by Elsumitoese, published on Parkour Masters on Jul 20, 2024. Its start, 1 checkpoint and finish stand within 32 × 1 blocks, and the finish is 3 blocks higher than the start. It is built from 49 blocks, mostly barrels, slime blocks and terracotta. Half of the 41 players who finished it took 30 seconds or less, and most took between 8 seconds and 47 seconds. 60% of runs on it reach the finish. The hardest part is checkpoint 1 to the finish, with 3.0 falls per try. The record is 6.397, held by minatoyuukisan. Elsumitoese was the first to finish it, on Jul 20, 2024.
- Start, checkpoints and finish within
- 32 × 1 blocks, 5 high
- Start to finish
- 3 blocks up
- Built from
- 49 blocks of 8 kinds
- Most used blocks
- Barrels 30%, slime blocks 18%, terracotta 18%, tinted glass 16%, glass 10%
- Checkpoints
- 1, every one needed
- Typical finish
- 30 seconds or less (most between 8 seconds and 47 seconds)
- Hardest part
- Checkpoint 1 to the finish
- Record
- 6.397
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