Crazy Jump Trick

Could you share the intended solution?

@Rohit - there is an explanation on how to use spoilers on page 7 of the Welcome_to_MekoramaForum.pdf document found here.

@Rohit The effect was already discovered long ago, although using a different method. I used the other method to finish it.

Spoiler: The Trick

When the lift reaches the top and is about to go down, click on the blocks next to it. He will try to go to it, then when he stands on his head, click on him and he'll hover (what the trick is called). It was demonstrated on @Kim Budi's Running Ghost, and a different, improved method was discovered by @richardfu in his level Spirits.

And I assume the cancel jump trick you mentioned is clicking on an inacessible spot to stop moving? Also, to put a spoiler, click on the + button to the right of the smiley and click "Spoiler". There will be instructions after that.

EDIT: I was writing this as you both posted your last comments. Please let me review and update as required. UPDATE: Nope, it can stand as is. @Frenzies simply described a third variance on it.

@Frenzies / @Rohit - Essentially what you need to do to get B to the win block is:

Spoiler: Two variances of the solution

...is to make B "hover" over the large gap. There are two ways to accomplish this:

1. As @Rohit explained, send him forward through the doorway at the bottom from his spawn location. Since the lift raises before he can squeeze through, he will turn over into hover mode and you can then direct him to the win near the top of the lift; or

2. You can start B at the far end of the longer top shelf extending to the regular metal block and when the lift is in the topmost position, send B to the mirror spot on the extension towards the win block. B will fall down onto the lift already in descent and walk over to the approach of the red line towards the win. But again, because of the action of the lift, B will turn over into hover mode.

Note that in both cases you have to stop B by or on the win block when he reaches it.

@Rohit - There are many levels that employ the hover mode. Most do not do a good/consistent job of transforming B into hover mode whereas your level does. Some have also called this effect the spirit mode.

@nGord It sort of ended abruptly on "where". Were you planning to type some more? And wow! 9 comments already

@Frenzies - Thanks. The browser must have lost the last part as I tried to post it while also reading your guys' comments. I think I completed it off as I had it before now.

@Rohit - can you please refresh your browser and try reading it again? I think you'll find it fixed.

@Rohit - my pleasure.

In the interest of being able to be efficient with the communication between us all, we've been trying to adopt some common terminology. The is one of the main reasons for all the documents we wrote (which took us over a month). There is a whole section devoted to terminology in the Welcome_to_MekoramaForum document and the Introduction_to_Mekorama extends on this with many in-game and block terminology as well as some basic "features" of behaviour. The Advanced_Level_Design document has a huge list of additional terms/names for behaviours discovered from user-generated levels.

I'm not yet sure what your "Cancel Jump Trick" is, but if it means to simply stop B from moving, then that is already documented on page 5 of the Introduction_to_Mekorama document here. It reads: "Tapping in an inaccessible spot will result in a temporary red X appearing. If B is already in motion, tapping in an inaccessible spot will also stop B from continuing." - This is a fundamental aspect of the game. In other words, it is not a trick, but rather a feature of the game.

Happy exploring.