Recommendations Levels good enough to tweak

Another couple little updates for levels broken by the Mekorama updates. These have to do with the effects of R attached to metal blocks. The classic Revolt III by richardfu had a disappearing metal piece (attached to a hidden R) that no longer disappeared, so I just removed that piece. And in one of my levels, Four Combats, the win is attached to an R attached to a motor, and after the update the R-win would take off and float away! Here's the fixed version:

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I can always rely on @Fendi to renew my delight with the game and inspire new ideas. Last week I had fun with his attractive little level Final Push. The simple yet delightful mechanisms and rush at the end inspired a little idea I wanted to try.

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I have admired many of the levels by @Tadashi Suzuki, and recently enjoyed his striking and satisfying The Cairn. I had a little trouble with the stability of the pendulum balls, so I started tinkering, fixed a shortcut too, then was inspired to try a new ending. It's tricky but I like the exciting finale.

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I was playing an old favorite by @DDD, Zig Zag Zoo, and noticed it was no longer winnable with the newer versions of Mekorama. So I made a few quick changes, then had an idea to add some gameplay using one of the improvements of the updated Mekorama. (The fun B wedge walking in this level also appeared in DDD's Eric Moore, a great level I mentioned earlier in this thread.)

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Last week I saw a couple demos of fun new R moves on @Fendi's youtube channel. They inspired me to put them together (with a couple extra tricks) to make this little level:

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Here's an old favorite, Windsand Castle, by @Block builder. Very beautiful design, with a fun, complicated puzzle. Just various little tweaks in this one, making the first skill move a little easier, closing a shortcut, and redesigning the ending. (I thought of this level recently in a discussion about sliders being able to move through rails.)

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Here's another interesting one from @Fendi's youtube channel, Eridani. Great architecture and surprising mechanics. My B wanted a little more to do, though, so I replaced the stars and tried a new ending.

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Well, there are plenty of @Fendi levels here, since I'm such a fan. Here's another fun little one, from a while back, Sigana. Someone noticed there were two ways to win, so I took a look (it's nice-looking as always), and got drawn in. There's only one solution in this version, it's more visible, and the ending is a bit different.

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I was recently reminded of this beautiful and fun level by @DDD, Line Between II. Some unusual "between" behaviors and an exciting experience for B. I did a little work to improve stability in a couple places, then had an idea for a different ending. Now it's a rescue mission!

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I've admired many of @PvB's levels over the years. And several days ago I was intrigued by the impressive architecture and mysterious mechanism of his Waiting! 4kids. Then I noticed that B makes a long hidden journey through the castle! So I made a little tweak so we can watch B's progress, then had a couple ideas to add more gameplay. It's still pretty easy, maybe good for bigger kids (like me).

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