Forces Star Pass

I haven't watched the whole video yet, but just watching the opening move showed me what I was missing. I'll try it again when I get a chance. Thanks!

 

I finished it--great level! As usual, I was missing something easy. It seems obvious now, but I didn't realize B needed to climb the stairs instead of R.

 

I thought I had discovered a way to make a one-way lift using a blocking star (see demo). The idea was that the star would make it impossible to get back down from the lift.
However, I discovered there is a way around it.

Spoiler: How To Win

When B is on the lift and the lift is in the lowest position, raise it slightly, but not a full level up. It should be raised enough that if you let go it will naturally settle one level up. Let go and quickly tap the lower block before it gets to the next level. B will be blocked by the overhead block, but will be trying to get to where you tapped. Lower the lift to the bottom and B will autopilot off of the lift.

 

I guessed!)). I already knew this technique before. When I was doing the stop-star demo, one very cool player showed me this trick. I was sure that it was impossible to pass my demo. But he revealed this technique to me. That's why I already know it. How do you know that ??)

 

@RZK - This is the player who showed me this technique.

 

I was working on level ideas and thought of the technique. I thought I had invented a new one-way technique so I built this demo. Then while testing it I accidentally discovered the way to get back down from the lift.

 

Friends! I want to share with you two of the most insane levels of Mekorama.
http://mekoramaforum.com/media/zig-zag-walk.21287/
http://mekoramaforum.com/media/hurdles-warning.9803/
But, I did not just share the link here in our conversation!
The second level of "hurdles" is very similar to what we do with the "star pass". BUT without a star !!!!! This, of course, is a completely different technique and trick! But outwardly it is very similar))).
I haven't been able to pass the first level of the "zig-zag-walk" yet, but I have already passed the "hurdles". This is complete madness !! But this is real. I even recorded a video walkthrough))

 

With Hurdles I think it's possibly not only MAT but also a form of Squat Drop. When B lands forcefully it causes B to compress slightly similar to squatting. When B is compressed you can tap a block one level below and B will walk to it. It's sort of like being on a wedge--B behaves as if B is actually one level down. Here's a demo:

 

Friends, I have a question for you. Why doesn't B go to the right slider?

 

Why?
Two absolutely identical cards. The initial position of the slider is different.
On one card, B goes freely to any slider. On the other card, B cannot step on any of the static sliders. ????

 

Here is a demo in different axes.
Above and below does not work.
On the sides - it works. But there is still a lot of incomprehensible things. B can go to the side slider. BUT!! B cannot go back from the side slider to the static slider! ????. If you figure out how it works, and how it doesn't work, you can make interesting routes for the level, along which you can return, and along which you cannot return!)

 

Here's another incomprehensible thing! Added a slider to the left - it works. Added a slider to the right - does not work. Looks like this effect doesn't like the right slider !?)