Nonogram

I won't place this inside the spoiler tab since this is how you play it. Count the pillar blocks in a column. The number of pillars in a column should match the number of metal blocks facing 90° (90 degrees) to the wall column. Start the counting for the lowest and rightmost metal piece.

This is an example of a nonogram. Think of the metal pillars on the wall as the "numbers". The only difference with my mekorama version and this version is this version needs to be filled. In my version, all you need to do is to rotate the pieces.

That's fun, and definitely unusual, !

@Jom
Were you able to count the pillars or did trial and error? Thanks for P, C, and R!

A fun level, the gameplay was different from the usual logic of mekorama. +1 star for the original idea.
Thanks for sharing @P_simorf

Another awesome level.
5 stars for Design, Fun, Block Used, Simplicity and Concept.

@P_simorf I could count most of the pillars, but the ones right at the top were not easy to see. There is plenty of information visible to place the pieces correctly without any trial and error needed, .

Too hidden for me.

@Meko Guy

If it's about the matching lock underneath the metal platform, it's intentionally hidden. Count the pillars. The number of pillars per column should match the number of metal blocks. I'll post a pic on how to play this.

To make the upper pillars more visible, just drag down the big metal platform.

@P_simorf - I seen the pillars and had no interest to figure it out. It's like a combination level - I don't spend much time on them either.

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dont have much to say,
as I never knew about nonogram,
and you are very cool @P_simorf

@P_simorf Hey there, I figured out the code, but how do you make R turn left?!?!?!?!

@IceBlade

Spoiler

[think high, ]