Forces Star Pass

I figured out how to compensate for the lack of quantity stars.
You need to attach the stars to the ball or loose element or to the motor. Phantom stars will always be next to these elements. On this, you can move the ball, motor, or an unlocked element to the place that needs to be made invisible to B. Thus, you can move these objects throughout the level!))).

 

Here's another example.
I also combined with an interesting effect, the study of which we recently conducted together with @MekaSage

 

Walkthrough)))

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/uJ5NnqDo-qk?feature=share
Walkthrough 2

 

Somehow it surprises me that it works with bots, but I guess at this point I should expect the unexpected. This one seems really useful.

 

Nice job combining the ideas! This is cool.

 

@Labyrenight and @Denis Nazin - building on your ideas I made this card. However I'm confused why the effect only seems to work on two of the three fences.

Spoiler: Star Collar

 

The main principle of the star is that it acts on any block that can move - FD, ball, motor, slider, bot (B, R, L). And any iron, sticks and fences, BUT, only if they are attached to the moving part (slider, motor, bot).
The star has no contact with fixed blocks. She just goes right through them! Therefore, it seems to me that it does not affect them. It doesn't make them invisible to B!

 

Here's another idea:

Spoiler

 

Great idea!!! Well done!!

I did not understand why one fence does not work

 

Also a super idea !!! I really like the way you used the phantom passing star. Thus, it can be applied many times and in any place of the level! Well done.

And I had the same idea with a ball or a motor))

 

We will be happy to publish our levels! But only after you publish the demo !! You are the bug author - you have to publish first !!!
We really want it !!!
We are looking forward to your return !!!

 

So for R and L the block also becomes invisible?!

 

I checked - R does not go to the block under the star !! So he sees a block, but he cannot step on it. For him, it really is a STOP star.