Palace sensor

@Meko Guy
Wow! Wow! You have played my levels! I'm happy. I didn't expect this. I just wanted to show you my original sensors. I think they are non-standard. But you've even played these levels. I am very grateful to you for that! Thanks.

About the first level - I didn't know what the strange things were called. That's why I named the level. And instead of the name of the tricks (I did not know the names!) - I made detailed instructions on how to do it! I made a visual demonstration on photo tips. I've done more than just a list of tricks. I described in detail how each episode works.

Regarding the second level of "futurism". With correct and accurate timing, the central star is taken almost 100 percent. Therefore, it is not a lateria. This is the correct timing. And I described it well in the tip!)

Thank you again for playing my levels!

@mastersifu
Wow! Cool! I like. Thanks for answering. Because I've tried it many, many times. But I tried to get directly to the wedge from the central block under the column (without a ladder) !)))) Of course, nothing worked out for me. Thanks for sending me the video !! I am very grateful. If you had not done this, I would have continued to try to do the impossible!))))

@Denis Nazin - For the most part, I never read any of the comments for any ones' level. I'll skim the description for tricks or not and that is about it. In other words, I'll not see any demos, hints, videos or the like. If I'm stuck and or if I use a trick that maybe iffy, I'll check the trick list to see if I'm on the right path. After I give up, I may, if I'm curious, look at the video, hint or the like but I'm not one of those players who follows along with the video and then rates. I need to figure it out myself for the most part otherwise it's a loss.
As for this hint:

I revisited the Futuristic level briefly and I do see that R's movement was controlling the movement below but I had not noticed that previously - as far as I was concerned, the mechanism was on a cycle and it would continue forever. In other words, I didn't study the level. My brain didn't come to the conclusion that if the ball were sent in below the mechanism, then it would be pushed downward onto the other mechanism and the star would be collected.

@Anomynous
Thank you very much. I am very glad that you played my level!

@Denis Nazin - nice use of a sensor. I find it difficult to build levels with stable sensors, so I'm impressed when I see them.

I hadn't seen the wedge stair step down before. It made me wonder if I could use it for a wedge/stair autopilot. Here's a demo that works, although the timing is a little challenging:

Spoiler: Alternate Wedge Stair Autopilot Demo

@MekaSage
Firstly - Thank you very much for playing and for appreciating my level very highly!
Secondly, I am very glad that you are interested in the new movement. You made a SUPER cool demo !!! I really like. You are a great explorer and innovator !! Well done. You came up with a cool move!

Using sensors is a great discovery. I got all the stars in my first play, and I was sorry that the play time was short. I look forward to the next level.

Had to replay it as I learned that one star must be collected last. The level was very smooth and the sensors worked extremely well. This was a lot of fun and an exciting Adventure

@Downy Ji @Sammy 5 Thank you very much my dear friends! I'm very glad that you liked it.
Yes, this is a short level for fun and enjoyment.
Regarding the sensor: I have been choosing the main sensor connection unit for a very long time. I changed it many times and tested it, so it should work smoothly and stably. I'm glad you mentioned it in your comment! Thank you very much!

Nice sensor and nice palace design! By the way, i don't use any wedge trick, the sensor metal thing pushed B. Liked the trap. Thanks my friend @Denis Nazin

@EL797 Thank you very VERY much