Order in Court

Arf, those trials can take long, just waiting for the judge to return. Luckily his ruling was a great outcome!

Got it! A little trial and error, but after you see what the R bots do, the ball order is fairly easy. I had a little trouble tapping that one in the water, but that's just fumble-fingered me. Great use of Pillar R. The design of the whole thing is a little funky, but it all works out. After I figured it out, the order and everything, I did have to restart it once because B fell off the level while racing to get ahead of Pillar R.

Thanks for the feedback @Block builder and @D.S.Masters!
@D.S.Masters If B does fall off you can autopilot onto the slider to get back on the level. But I'm glad you enjoyed it all the same!

Was a bit similar to ur previous level "theme park" but was fun...

Wow, great logic level with unique use of R bots, once you found the first step and use of eye bots then ball order is fairly easy.also liked that visual design. WD

Spoiler: I think

The ball right side of win is not required

Thanks for the feedback @PvB and @ADM!
@ADM Yes, a bit similar, but a different way to use the pillar bot as a switch for the balls. I've been experimenting lately with what all the "pillar bot under a wedge" trick can be used for.
@PvB

Spoiler

Yes, that ball isn't required, but I think it personally makes the level easier. It also can serve as a trap if you push it too early.

Very enjoyable logic level.

@Star Penguin I used that one myself - it makes a round trip for Pillar much easier in the later stages of the level.

Great and cool logic level with nice visual design. Thanks!

Very nice puzzle. The final step took a while until I noticed that Pillar-R steps into a pot-hole.

Amazing logic level with a very nice design!! Thanks for sharing and great job @Star Penguin

Okay, weird - I just played this one again, and Pillar fell into his final place, no guidance needed.

| Excellent gameplay. I like that you've added recovery points instead of traps . It was a fun logic level with the great use of P under the wedges.