Pelotas En Orden

@Jehkoba Thanks! And welcome to the forum!

@Chuckthulhu Thanks!

@Block builder @chemi thanks!

Definitely a candidate to be featured I see that you deployed the

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R-stopper technique

for the first time ever, but simply as traps and not as a key element, so the gameplay is still readily accessible for most players (unlike some of my levels especially The Twins ). I'd be really excited if there could be a sequel that

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instead uses the balls to "unfreeze" R from the walls in a specific sequence.

@cpw The idea in the second spoiler is fantastic! I wasn't planning on a sequel but now I probably will.

Amazing level! It was peaceful and relaxing, with the balls slowly rolling through the path and the scenery, and the puzzle was just perfect. Very crafty use of the stairs and the R stopper trick. I liked the variety of blocks used and the winding rails on the side of the paths.

It required a few (okay, a lot) retries to get the hang of it, but it was really rewarding when I finally won. Spectacular concept! Definitely one of your masterpieces (and that's saying a lot, as your regular levels are great), and I will fight @richardfu to feature this! The only way it could have been improved is by @cpw's suggestions, and maybe some water somewhere.

P.S. Why do the balls start in mid-air?

@Frenzies The balls start in midair so as to have the least amount of shading on them as possible. I'm sure you have noticed that any object shaded when a level starts is shaded for the entirity of the level regardless of whether the object passes into the open or not. Shaded balls were hard to spot going through the maze, and it wasn't as much fun. I used the same technique on Dynamic Tower.

@sawdust Oh, nice! You've thought of everything!