How to Submit a Record to the 3Dash Demon List (3DDL)

To submit a record to the 3Dash Demon List, open 3dashdl.pages.dev and use the Submit Record option in the site navigation. The site is the official 3DDL (3Dash Demon List) page for the hardest 3Dash levels, and its menu includes List, Leaderboard, Submit Record, ILL, and Challenge. The site does not publish the submission form fields, review timeline, or acceptance rules, so treat the steps below as a practical workflow and confirm the exact requirements on the Submit Record page before sending anything.

What the site makes clear

The 3DDL page identifies itself as "a Demon List for 3Dashes hardest levels" and shows version v2.3.1. Its navigation confirms that record submission is a first-class feature of the site, separate from browsing the list or the leaderboard. That means records are not added by editing the list directly; they go through the Submit Record path.

Step-by-step: submitting a record

1. Confirm your completion qualifies. Check the List section for the level you beat and note its exact name and position. The list covers the hardest 3Dash levels, so a record on a level outside the list may not be eligible. If the level is listed, its entry is the reference point reviewers will use.
2. Gather your proof before opening the form. A demon list submission normally needs the player name, the level name, and evidence of the completion (for example, a video link). Because 3DDL does not publish its required fields, prepare the strongest evidence you have rather than the minimum.
3. Open Submit Record. Use the Submit Record link in the site navigation. This is the only submission route the page exposes.
4. Fill in the form accurately. Match the level name to the spelling used in the List section. Inconsistent names are a common reason submissions stall, since reviewers have to work out which level you mean.
5. Submit and wait for review. Submissions are checked before they appear. Do not expect your record to show on the Leaderboard immediately; the leaderboard reflects accepted records, not pending ones.
6. Verify the result. After a reasonable wait, check the Leaderboard for your name and the level's entry. If nothing appears, re-check that your submission went through rather than resubmitting repeatedly.

What a submission likely requires

The page does not list form fields, so the following is a checklist of what demon-list submissions typically need, not a confirmed field list:

• Player name — the name you want shown on the leaderboard.
• Level name — spelled as it appears in the 3DDL List.
• Proof of completion — a video or recording link is the usual standard for demon lists.
• Any additional context — such as the date of completion or relevant notes, if the form allows it.

If the form asks for something you do not have, do not guess or fabricate it. Leave it blank only if the form permits, and otherwise gather the missing item first.

Common sticking points

• Assuming instant listing. Records are reviewed before appearing, so a delay is normal and not evidence of rejection.
• Submitting a level that is not on the list. The 3DDL ranks 3Dash's hardest levels; a record on an unlisted level has no obvious place on the leaderboard.
• Name mismatches. Use the exact level name from the List section.
• Weak or missing proof. Without verifiable evidence, a reviewer has nothing to check the claim against.
• Confusing the sections. Submit Record is for sending in a completion; List and Leaderboard are for reading results. The ILL and Challenge sections are separate and their role in submissions is not described on the page.

Before you submit

The safest sequence is: find your level in List, prepare your proof, submit through Submit Record, then confirm on Leaderboard. Because 3DDL publishes neither its form fields nor its review criteria, read the Submit Record page itself before filling anything in — that page, not this guide, is the authority on what a valid submission looks like.