Forces Star Pass

I get different results each time I play it, but the cube wins most often. Sometimes the column 2nd from the right wins.

 

@Labyrenight
These competitions are very exciting!))). I think that the level with the competition must be published in the main level feed!

 

This one makes me think that the star makes the bot's head invisible, even to itself. When the star hits the bot's head, it no longer realizes it's blocked.

 

Which scooter will win?

 

I really like the idea of races and competitions between bots!))). It is very fun and interesting. Thanks for the great idea. It needs to be enjoyed by all players!

 

Great! It's amazing how the phantom star makes R strong

 

Another scooter race. In this version 2 of the bots jump off their scooters eventually, but 1 keeps going.

 

You can get around that limitation with your star wand idea. Here's an example:

 

Very cool level !!

 

@MekaSage @Labyrenight @MekoMole
Friends! I conducted an experiment - overlaying three blocks (two regular and a star). The star dominates even the two superimposed blocks! But as always - only on the left. On the right, it doesn't work
I made another interesting observation - a staircase can dominate a full-fledged !

 

@Labyrenight
Perhaps we will continue to discuss here. That's why I wrote here too.

I would like to answer you an important thing !! (Since you asked the question here - I'll answer here)
You are absolutely correct about the initial position of the slider !! I specifically demonstrated this on my map. I built from different angles - to show that this also affects. But one does not exclude the other. ..apparently you misunderstood me. I wrote what is happening inside the cell. There can be only one physical law within one cell (for how this cell perceives B). Therefore, when the blocks are overlapping - "B" cannot see two blocks at once inside the cell! ..b sees one thing! Either a block, or a star, or a fence .... And I called this dominance. Don't get attached to a term - it doesn't matter at all. It's important to understand what's going on. And what word to call it - it makes no difference to me. The main thing is to understand the meaning!
And you are absolutely right. ..which block sees B in one cell depends on how the sliders are located, how B is located, and so on ...
One does not exclude the other. The initial filling of the blocks at the level is important. And just as important is how these blocks interact with each other within the same cell. ..therefore, there is one and the other!