The Three Frenz

Thanks @Chasano222 for spotting the flaw.

Tried that flaw first in the previous version, but the bot rotation didn't work. Intended solution is a nice little puzzle.

now i figured what a single dragable to be used. trully cute three friend now. well done @Don G Rowe

I agree with @Block builder - ZapR wouldn't get off and that would have been a good shortcut.

Looking at the new card - it's obvious who needs to make the win.

Wow - I had to give up due to the instabilities. I tried over 50 times and the ball was the worse. Why you didn't stop the ball from drifting as it never stayed put once - back and forth or stopped just out of reach and B couldn't make it to the top. I also left it on the stairs until the last minute and that was the most reliable. Next problem was dropping Z at the stairs, Z would want to climb the other side however Z did settle down 3 times but then the next problem occurred. P with B would become just a little unstable crossing Z even though Z was frozen and P wouldn't go to the second set of stairs as P would turn right at the bottom of the stairs (an unstable action). I tried but no cigar - the win was close but I couldn't get there.

@gmacpro Thanks for playing and the feedback.

Spoiler

There is some precision to getting PillR down safely, and it helps to tap under the overhead block and wedge so that B carries him towards the ball slightly before he falls. I have never had an issue with PillR not wanting to cross over Z ... he even sits down to help out. But we all know the game plays very differently in different environments. As for the ball, that was actually a design decision, so I'll just have to own that one.

@Don G Rowe - Thanks also for the feedback - PillarR would cross if Z settled down but the timing for B to get out is very precise. Too soon and Z turns, too long and Z zaps B but if Z starts the climb, one either must wait for it to time out or try again. From my experience, to prevent R from wanting to climb, don't use a stair on the other side but a block. You get the same effect without the Z climb. The R turning at the bottom of the stairs shows a very slight unbalance - again sometimes, R recovers but I waited 10 turns and restarted.

This level is fun, I drop the star for the ball, though unstable but can be used, if Z uses a sloping stone and Z release with the ball will be more stable

@gmacpro besides the ball, the rest of this level is stable ..

@rsa92 - It's obviously a very precise timing thing. Z fell right sometimes but not often so it works but only if perfectly timed. I've made many levels with P walking over a frozen Z and going down stairs wasn't an issue but this level I wasn't able to overcome it???

Very nice logic level!! Thanks for sharing and well done @Don G Rowe Btw...The ball worked for me

Spoiler: Z

@rsa92 - Thanks for the video

I was doing it differently. At the 1 minute mark, I was pulling B so Z would fall. Sometimes Z wouldn't climb but most times Z would climb, this method prevents the climb issue.

@gmacpro Video of my solution is on Caption if interested.