Perfect backflip

These judges are not easily impressed. To achieve any score, you will need a perfect backflip. That means, landing head first and vertical in the water. If you achieve that, they will contemplate on a score.

Caution: not to be taken seriously...

I didn't read your comments until after. My B went into the hole feet first and head 1st but nothing happened? I looked at the inside quickly with 3D Builder and figured I didn't wait long enough??? Tried again and waited for the scores. Thanks

Jup, judges need time to contemplate.

Judges need time indeed.
And the perfect backflip isn't easy either.
But I think it's slightly better than a 3star, so I'm making it a 3.5

Technically, if B needs to land on his head, it's only half a backflip, not a full one... But very interesting nonetheless. I had fun throwing B everywhere although it took me a lot of tries to finally pull off the backflip. Loved seeing the

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scores come up at the end.

What's this?!?!?
Very original idea but game play... well, all genius have "failures".
Thanks!

@Star Penguin But if you flip something, it shouldn't be in the original orientation.

@chemi There should be a section for levels like this. Just stupid fun. Though that section would probably end up having a lot of garbage. At least I tried to make it look pretty and hava a bit of a scene/story. All things considered, I just wanted to do something with B landing upside down. Adding elements to such a move wouldn't improve it as a level.

I made a nice, elegant backflip So I like the level...it is very cute!

@Block builder I for one do not want to perform a backflip, starting on my feet, and land on my head. For most people, a backflip is 360 degrees.

I admire the mechanism. If feet first, you failed. If head first, you succeed. Nice.
The only problem is in real life, I don't know how to backflip. Additionally, I don't know how to swim.
BTW, I'm just wondering what is B doing underneath the pool... and why?

@Logo Fixing a waterpump.

That was fun just for the sake of fun! I got quite neatly went in head first so I will assume the score cards showed a high score for my elegant half-gainer. @Star Penguin and @Block builder, in a back-flip you start at the end of the diving board with your back to the pool and do a full 360 degree rotation going in feet first. In a half-Gainer start away from the edge of the diving board and with a running/walking start do a forward facing jump, turning in the air and completing a 180 degree backward rotation before entering the water head first. Of course a full gainer adds another 180 degrees of rotation for a feet first entry.

The judges weren't kidding when they said they want a perfect back flip. It has to be head first; feet first won't trigger the mechanism..

However clueless players who did it feet first might end waiting forever for something to happen, oblivious anf disappointed. Still, fun level.