Grip on-off 2

Grip on-off Part 2
You need to know:
B sticks to a pad with FD if you take that pad's FD, BUT B doesn't stick If you push a free element with any other element! In this case, B will stay in place!!
Good luck friends!

Spoiler: Video walkthrough

You should eventually make a level where you combine most (or all) of the bugs you learned into one level

@Link Thank you very much. I am very glad that you liked my interesting observation. Regarding the general level - I think it's unrealistic))) It won't fit. And I am not a supporter of a large concentration of the incomprehensible at one level. I love it when there is one key puzzle in a level and everything is related to it. A lot of obscure things will be very difficult. But the idea of combining several discoveries in one level is interesting! I know @Labyrenight is already trying this. And @Mr Lemon did such a level

I thought i was cheating with the pushing but i see it is the designed way. My start was different as i simply used fast and slow alternating movements of the one draggable.

@ridgerunner
Thank you very much for playing! I'm glad you played! I understand your path. Yes it's possible because I made a FD with sliders. The first option was without sliders, it was with rotation - and your way does not work (on the previous level). But at this level, due to the complexity of the design, I had to add sliders. With the slider, the physics is a little different. When moving slowly, B moves; when moving fast, B stays in place. Without a slider and with rotation - both fast and slow moves B stays in place! Thanks again

I really like the idea of this level and the previous one.
In this, then, it is really fun slide B back and forth on the rails!

@Robot B
Thank you my friend. Thank you very much for your comment. I am very glad that you liked my find, which I tried to show in my last two levels. It's good that you tried. It's interesting, in my opinion. And it can be used at different levels as an interesting method of movement

I found this movement really fun... спасибо @Denis Nazin