Tips How to Obtain Non-standard Blocks in Mekorama APP

I used a similar way to obtain non-standard blocks in my build page.

P.S. In the near future, we might be able to obtain non-standard blocks with a much easier way.

 

There are 4 ways to obtain non-standard blocks (that I know of):

The 1st way is @MekoramB and @Garlic's method - and I quote

I never figure out how this method works, so I chose to collaborate with @MekoramB to create my first batch of levels with non-standard blocks.

The 2nd way is Labyrenight's method - Reverse engineering + coding. If anyone wants to know this method, I can PM him/her. However, I have lost the ability to use this method since I changed my device

The 3rd way is similar to yours in concept, but a bit different in practice. Using the 2nd way, I was able to create "corrupted" QR codes containing non-standard blocks. Hence, I could obtain non-standard blocks by inserting these QR codes into my build page. I can't perform the 3rd way either since it requires the 2nd as foundation, but luckily I can duplicate as many non-standard cards as I want lol

The 4th way is the simplest way to obtain non-standard blocks, but I cannot tell you how due to privacy concerns. Hopefully, when it is revealed to the public, everyone can use non-standard blocks with ease

 

Thanks for posting this! I think I may wait for the easy method @EL797 mentioned.

I wonder how someone first figured this out?

 

@MekaSage I think this is the timeline:

2016 - @Gepeto and others reverse-engineered the game and obtained non-standard blocks -> some of the stable blocks (e.g. metal stairs) were included in MekoStudio

2016-2017 - @meko, @Block builder, or other members who were moderators/MekoStudio helpers were able to access non-standard blocks and demonstrate them in levels

2020-2024 - Some players (e.g. @Ray Aznable and @Denis Nazin) were able to copy and paste additional non-standard blocks (i.e. wheels, fake win blocks, trash block, and yellow ball)

2024-2025 - @MekoramB exploded onto the scene, so more non-standard blocks were revealed. Later that year, @Labyrenight obtained more non-standard blocks using reverse-engineering