Another Spiral

No tricks.
Classic mekorama logic.
Easy idea just for fun and enjoy.
Level for everyone!

Spoiler: VS

Time - 1:47

FUN FUN FUN!!!

@P_simorf Thank you SO MUCH my friend

So clever but so disappointing when the ball did not travel far enough.

Nice short level.

Nice cranking action, and works very well considering you are trying to build a round/organic shape within the cubic grid of Mekorama. B seems to be worried when riding this vehicle, looking into all kinds of directions (because of the cursor position rotating around B while cranking). Fun level to play, thank you!

Still don't understand how one spiral can push the thing to two sides. The final ball did not roll far enough twice. Other than that a very nice and fun level.

@ridgerunner @Block builder
My dear meko friends! I am very sorry! Unfortunately, I did not find any instability of the ball during testing. If I had known about it, I would have definitely fixed it. Unfortunately, the level has already been removed from the "Build" folder, so I cannot fix it. Sorry.
Thank you for playing this level, I am very grateful to you

@Block builder My friend, the answer to your question "how does a spiral push in two different directions?" is concentrated in the center of the spiral! In the middle of the spiral, we drag the slider from one side to the other. And the spiral is only an optical illusion and an optical deception

@Propesyonal @Goetz Thank you very VERY much my friends!! I am very happy that you successfully completed this level and you enjoyed it. Thank you

My problem was not the ball. As "slow rotating" is not considered a trick I thought it was needed so my gameplay was very different & did not enjoyed the experience fully. But this is not your fault so here are my 5 stars for you. спасибо @Denis Nazin

@delator77 Yes, I understand your method. It is more risky. There are such techniques as - squeezing and slow rotation, which are unclear where to place. But they are definitely not used in the basic classic mekorama. That's why I always indicate them in the description (as well as tricks). These are specific techniques and that's why I think they should be indicated in the description so that the player understands what style of play to choose. So if I don't specify anything, it's pure classic basic mekorama, without any specific technique's. In the future, you can keep this in mind as a hint

I'm sorry that you missed the most interesting part at the beginning - the main idea of the level. But I'm glad that later you understood what the main point of the level was and you liked it!
Thank you SO MUCH my friend