Complex Creation

I'm taking one star off because with so much precision, the restarts and waiting becomes tiresome.

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That said, you've done a quite thorough job of shortcut prevention, and some thinking was required to discover the proper use of the upper level.

there is a shortcut at the beginning... i dont know the terms or move names but hope the pic explains it... just move B to the first blue point. then when the floor starts moving back send B to the new point. the floor will push him up and he can go up the stairs and win...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByjBFwJc-8pQMnM3c2tnZ0xGOXc/view

@RBJ-ON Good catch. It's a basic autopilot. Can't believe I missed it.

@RBJ-ON I did mean to take that out, but really didn't see it as a game changing factor until you pointed it out.

@Philip Anthony You'll find that there are plenty of cheaters and shortcut artists 'round these parts.

@Don G Rowe I apologize if it became tiresome to you, I worked real hard to make this right but didn't consider the length would be a problem when repeated. It's just that I can't help myself to do otherwise. But thanks so much for the stars.

@Philip Anthony Not a problem. As a general rule, it's best for game play to have precision moves at the start of a level, or limit the length of the level if using lots of them. It's just less rework for players, especially where Zappers are involved, leaving no other choice. Same with using automatic lifts or sliding blocks ... makes for lots of waiting on them if you miss your timing, or have to repeat them due to restarts. That's all I really meant to point out.