Hocus Pocus

"Hocus Pocus" is a song from the Dutch progressive rock group Focus from their 1970 album, "Focus II". It's mainly an instrumental piece, though there are some odd vocalizations in it, such as yodeling. There are actually 3 different versions of the song - the original, which clocks in at 6:42, the American radio edit (which is only half the length and nowhere near as good), and the fan edit, which keeps most of the song but clips out the odder vocalizations (it keeps the yodeling in the chorus). That last version is the best, and it makes it sound like hard rock, especially the guitar work.

@D.S.Masters - I can't believe that after all the levels that you've made, you still don't consider stopping the balls with wedges especially when both R and Z must walk over the balls. R was so unstable that R wouldn't drop the ball to let B pass. A simple wedge would have fix that.

FUN is your second name for me!! Very FUN balls/logic/cooperation level Your levels relaxed me and I appreciate it a lot... And,in my opinion you improved a lot in a very short time Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters

Great fun again, ! That last move, like on your last level but even more fun!! I enjoyed a lovely moment with B standing at the top looking around, admiring the view, before that epic finish, .

@Jom It seems we have a similar vision of fun in Mekorama

Fun Ball Level (Not hard easy one)

You dont have to think ahead! Just follow the path

Also i dont think so the mechanism push with ball is needed! A simpler way in my opnion to delete the mechanism just use the ball to walk over it instead of a mechanism Anway fun level not tricky

I liked the last move btw

@Meko Guy but i assume in my levels and every levels after you told me to use wedges im using wedges but i never faced issue in any level with the R unstablity thing (Only thing i saw sometimes oftenly was the ball moving in flat surface)
Which can cause R unstablity but i never faced that type of issues

@HaseebDemon - No problem - if you want to make levels that may be unstable as the ball spins then go ahead. That's fine for newbies but after you know better then why wouldn't you correct it. @D.S.Masters made a level(s) back some time now, 'What not to do' or whatever the name was - balls without rests could be included.

Very enjoyable puzzle. No stability issues.

Strange Puzzle and No Enjoyable Gameplay,maybe can you give me video solution?

Didn't have any instability issues but what @Meko Guy said is true..sometimes I play your's level before, the R became unstable because the ball still rolling..just in case thanks for sharing this awesome level..I ENJOY it

@Meko Guy I've never had any stability issues with R and balls on my device.

@Jom This was basically an experiment to see if it could be done, having B drop a level during the ball walk... it worked, so why not.

@D.S.Masters yes, lots of fun to watch.

Btw I too found the balls were fine for the Reds to cross. In a couple of levels I have had a red go wobbly after crossing in a ball, but it's a tiny percentage of all the levels I have played.

@Meko Guy
Thats what im trying to say! But im fine with adding wedges instead of flat surface if its unstable for someone who plays my level! Im just saying i never had unstablity as DS Master Explained

@Jom I've found that they're usually stable where the ball is on the white. Sometimes if the ball has traveled a long path (as well as changing directions along the path), then it might keep spinning a little.