J-Hamal

I can't even get going - hint please

@gmacpro R1 helps R2 get out of bed, starts the device, opens up a new way to help B get out of bed, B rescues R3 upstairs, R2 goes upstairs, R2 and R3 help each other to get a person to the end.

Thanks for the movie portion but I would never have figured out the starting move... Your opening move wasn't intuitive and either you know it or you don't. I'm not a fan of hidden (for the one ball). The zapper was annoying as the low ceiling made way too many restarts. R got stuck on the hidden ball and would not continue on. The sharp stairs caused B to fall off (more restarts). The constant rattling of the mechanism was annoying and that was fixable as the motor was hitting a grass block. No idea how to end but maybe one needs yet another special move. I'm done with this level.

With help from @gmacpro so that i could start the level i have been able to finish as planned.
I found the “snap” move with the two Rs very hard and landed on the wedges often. Surprisingly, the final move was the easiest of the three toughies.

@gmacpro Walking on low ceilings is a common sense that needs to be used to stop B.It is necessary to learn this skill.Without the meaning of concealing the ball, the initial design created unstable problems, or more difficult actions, and finally added slopes.

@ridgerunner Initially, I couldn't get through the design when I was most sleepy, and I passed it the next day. Maybe I wasn't proficient. (I thought it was fun to stack R.) Thank you for your comment.

@乌鸦嘴 - Canceling a low ceiling move is possible but it's the surprise that gets you and then it's too late if there's a zapper close by. Common sense and tricks shouldn't be used in the same sentence as since they are tricks they are learnt not common sense. Speaking of common sense, there wasn't much of it in this level but many tricks some not very familiar ones that I have no desire to master.

@乌鸦嘴 - Here's a video of the 1st part

Spoiler: Video

Spoiler: VS (v1.6.0)