4x4x4: Ruins

Spoiler: Required Tricks

- Springboard Stair
- Double Jump Springboard Stair
- Stair Sidewalk/Side Step Stair

Fun Level Thanks for SHARİNG But, How di you add 2 different steps one iş greyfurt other is Like orange how u did it?

@shZ I used Mekostudio.
You can try it here: www.mekostudio.com

Not able to get B to take the stairs leading up. Poor timing I guess?

@gmacpro Do you mean the stair leading up to fourth floor? If so, then you probably right. It was smooth for me everytime I testing it.

@Ricko - No, the steps beside the ball. I tried SBS - mid air tap - nothing. I tried SSS - mid air tap - nothing.

@gmacpro That's really weird because everything works fine for me. Maybe because of your device? I don't know for sure to be honest.

@Ricko - What is the move to get to those stairs?

@gmacpro and to those who may confuse of the level

Spoiler: How to complete

1.Push the ball below win block.
2.Rotate the draggable with a metal stair, springboard to the second floor from the stairs at the starting point.
3.Do double jump springboard (It's like springboard but on this case, you tap on the ball) and land on the stairs leading to the fourth floor.
4.The rest is a simple sidewalk stair/stair side step to the win

Hope this helps.

@Ricko - Thanks for the walk thru - the move worked fine but I was attempting mostly from the other stairs (opposite the win). Those stairs and the other slider were red herrings I guess.

@gmacpro I knew you were trying from the other side, now everything make sense. And those are not red herring, I make that just for like a recovery point incase players failed to perform the tricks properly.

O, I did not see the spoiler and I found a different solution, without rotating the stairs.

@GFJ If you mean by finish with the way @gmacpro tried earlier, then it's not that kind of different. It's still part of the intended solution, but more like an alternative one.

Fun main move.

@Ricko I tend to believe that, if I did not use one of the features (the rotating slider), the solution cannot be the designed solution. My solution was a matter of wild tapping, which is not my favorite strategy. I suppose that @gmacpro initially tried a similar strategy but, if I understand the comments correctly, it did not work out for him.