Catch Me If You Can

Final version! (thanks @Frenzies, and especially @TR O for his dedicated feedbacks). This version introduces many fixes to each mechanism. Note that the jump is also made easier and can be seen as a potential shortcut, but be warned that you'll miss the action scenes.

Spoiler: Prerequisites

1. Push-balance
2. Stone pillar allergy
3. Zapper ride
4. Push-glide

Spoiler: Tutorial Video

HERE

@chemi

Spoiler

Use the zapper bot's head as a stepping stone

I realize this move isn't something that anyone could figure out without prior knowledge of it (despite working very consistently). @S. Nagy also used it in Special Forces, though that was a level full of special techniques that made it very difficult to solve (for those unfamiliar with them). Guess I should just avoid it in future levels

@kayody09 It's supposed to fall and B needs to use his strength to keep it upright.

Spoiler

Set B to move forward on the upper level (the green path) and immediately drag the slider down. He'll go ahead and push the platform's handle, causing it to go back up

@Rohan Kumar Yay I'm so glad you liked it! Yes I admit that was an annoyance probably due to the L-shaped draggable lift. I would have made it in a straight line instead to ensure it flies straight to its destination, but I can no longer afford another grid of space outside the 16x16 area......

@Rohan Kumar Yes I did, especially because it's so rare to see a rating on this level of mine.

@Rohan Kumar Yeah, I was frankly a little disappointed that this one got considerable amount of views each time I re-uploaded it, yet no one really rated / completed it except @TR O (who rated the previous version). I think our players somewhat tend to rate levels that are readily solvable and fun (without causing too much frustration), while the really hard and complex ones (other examples being @Gepeto 's Transformers and @S. Nagy 's Special Forces) usually get no more than 3~4 ratings. Which is not necessarily a bad thing since the difficulty setting should cater to most people, but sometimes we as the designers really just wanna do something really, really tricky.

Though of course, people would generally lose interest if a level has to be fixed and re-uploaded I'm actually quite impressed that both @TR O and you are still willing to give it a try. For a complex design at this scale I should have done even more fine-tuning before uploading it, but I guess I was too eager to publish it after spending a whole week.