NoWay

Spoiler: Video

Spoiler: Tutorial

Here's an explanation of each trick:

• Slow Autopilot - Hold on to the draggable as B mounts it, in order to slow his climb. Without this extra level of control, his momentum will tip him into the range of a zapper. There is a designer trick here too, as the death-by-momentum effect was an unintentional find and i temporarily broke it before completing the build. Ultimately it seems to depend on orientation and precise placement of B, to impart the correct momentum and achieve his accidental suicide.
• Evil eye - There are several different implementations in this puzzle, each exploiting its own particular effect.
  — The eye on a motorized riser is effective 100% of the time. Designer tip: for 100% effectiveness, make sure the eye has its own riser. Initially, i placed it on the same riser that already raises a zapper, but it reduced the effectiveness to about 95%.
  — Placing the Evil Eye on an R who is stuck trying to climb an inaccessible step also switches off the effect about 5% of the time, as if there's a brief moment every once in a while where R "takes a breath". The trick then is that the player needs to continually tap on the blocked block until the 5% interval when R disengages his eye. But .. the player needs to tap with a rhythm that allows him to stop when necessary!
  — Finally, there's also an Evil Eye applied to R by B, after a downward step in R's normal path, causing him to turn when he normally wouldn't.
• Raised zapper - raised with its own auto riser to ensure 100% effectiveness and open a path that otherwise seems unavailable.
• Claustrophobia - Used here partly as a nuisance factor for the unwary player, to cause R to swerve into destruction without sufficient caution. Also occurs as a side effect of the Evil Eye after an inset downward step, to alter the path of R.

I won my way 1st however I'm not good at zapper walking. After B gets on the other side of the zapper, it's pretty easy especially when I just made two levels with that R behaviour. Watching the video, I see you found another exploit instead of zapper walking. Thanks for sharing.

BTW, the 1st auto pilot can be done from the side so B's eye doesn't get zapped....

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mr tiger @trids
back in action.

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i surrender.
must watch video



spamming taps on a block
which there is a lifted eye
is possible.
my assume is,
sometime the leg of R below,
got tired in a matter of mili second,
then R eye is a bit lowered down,
thats when B avaible to tap
on that block.

nice trick.

@Meko Guy , @Ray Aznable .. you're both right, I've added a tutorial spoiler for details.

@Meko Guy - it sounds like you found an alternative solution by walking on a zapper
That would be very informative. Please could you share a video/explanation?

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though
this level is too small,
and cosidered as demo level.
4 stars is max.

but i want to add one more.
cuz u helped me alot.
by gave like to my
stone ocean level.

and now its on the 6th page
of most liked.

thanks alot mr @trids

My start was slightly different. I also did a straightforward two tap zapper walk not knowing about R having rest periods.

Spoiler: Start

tap the last space inwards of the draggable so that once lifted B will overshoot across the fence. But to stop B getting zapped while leaning forward raise/lower the draggable a bit to induce long legs so B can tiptoe across....t

@trids - As requested.

The zapper walk isn't easy but like most tricks it's in the timing. Tap directly on the zapper and then on the other side. B's legs will grow a little longer and if done right, will pass over the zapper. BTW, I don't like this trick as it's too risky. See card and video

Spoiler: Card

Spoiler: Video

NoWay? Nooo,because there is a way but I have no idea how I have solved it Thanks for sharing @trids

Thanks for the feedback folks, and for taking the time to post the demo and video, @Meko Guy.


@Ray Aznable .. Yes it is a bit short . At first it was just an experiment, then it was going to be a tutorial. But by the time i stumbled(!) on B's suicidal momentum, it all coalesced into a puzzle. I just couldn't bring myself to hide the mechanics at the expense of the tutorial potential.

@ridgerunner .. Well done, nice lateral start

Very nice @trids , beacuse I've learned a new trick..
The Slow Autopilot was very smooth to execute

You might be featured on my Youtube channel soon..

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@trids

"coalesced"
im new with that word.

Nice move at the first
For me
Thats looks like an auto pilot + dragger freeze