Editing Fingerdash (section)

==Trivia==
*[[Geometry Dash World]] uses a modified build of the main version of the game. When branching occurred, Fingerdash was present in the build but in an unfinished state. A video of it can be viewed [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OyqyyKc3tQ here].
**The early form/sneak peek of this level showcased a lot of bugs and broken items. The dash orbs in the sneak peek appeared as a full triangle inside a circle; as of now, they are an arrow inside a slightly larger circle.
*Fingerdash's track is actually titled ''Fingerbang'', making it, [[Clubstep]], [[Blast Processing]], [[Dash]], and [[The Challenge]] the only main levels to have their name different from their track title. The others are ''DjNate - Club Step'' (only on Newgrounds; the song on YouTube is called ''Clubstep''), ''-BlastProcess-'' (again, only on Newgrounds; the song's official release is called Blast Processing), ''Geometry Dash Official Theme Song'' by MDK, and ''Random Song 06'' by Zhenmuron ([[Robert Topala|RobTop]]). It was most likely changed because 'Fingerbang' is also a sexual term, and ''Fingerdash'' was given a name similar to Geometry Dash.
*Fingerdash is the first main level (excluding the spin-off games) without any ball sequences after the mode's introduction.
*Fingerdash provides text instructions informing the player to 'Hold To Dash' if not holding on the first dash orb of the level.
**Unlike other instructional texts, this is with the use of the 'On Death' trigger, as it only appears after crashing. The texts used in [[Stereo Madness]] and [[Polargeist]] are programmed to appear after enough fails on a certain point of the level, as the one used in [[Stereo Madness]] tells the player to tap, and the one in [[Polargeist]] tells them how to use the jump orb.
**[[Press Start]] also uses this trigger for its instructional text for the jump orb and robot.
*At the ship part, the player can skip the size portal by going downwards and remaining mini-sized without crashing. It is possible to beat the level this way, but the beginning of the first wave part will be mini-sized, requiring far more control.
**Also, at 66%, the player can hold on the yellow pad as it hits, allowing them to enter the wave section as a robot. It is possible to continue until the mini-wave part.
*Fingerdash is currently the first and only official level to use mini-coins to acquire a secret coin.
**There are technically 11 mini-coins in the level, with one mini-coin being used in the mini-coin display and thus being impossible to collect.
*Fingerdash is the only level whose achievement name for [[Practice Mode]] is the same as in Normal Mode; the only difference being that the normal mode achievement has an added exclamation point.
**It is unknown if this is intended or was an oversight.
***Alternatively, the Practice Mode achievement name could have been 'Fingerbang' to show the actual name of the song, but it would have likely been scrapped because 'Fingerbang' is also a sexual term, as stated earlier.
*It is possible to travel into the second coin route without collecting the coin if the ship travels downwards instead of upwards, where the coin is located.
*In the beta version of this level, for the wave section's third coin task, at 76%, there were spammed mini-coins in the route, likely an artefact from when RobTop was testing the item counter functionality.
*In previous versions, Fingerdash's song was internally named 'Rise', due to 'Fingerbang' being part of the [https://mdkofficial.bandcamp.com/album/rise album of the same name].
*The cube, wave, and spider are the only game-modes to be used more than once in this level.
*The mini-portal is only used for three game-modes in this level: the ship, wave and UFO.
*Fingerdash is also the only official non-Demon level that uses the mini wave.
*Fingerdash takes 85 seconds to complete and requires a minimum of 79 jumps.