Recommendations Levels good enough to tweak

I love the first move in this older level by @Fendi, Knack. It also had a move that didn't work with the newer versions of Mekorama, so I tried to come up with a substitute, then had a little idea to change the ending.

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Another great discovery by @Fendi last week, in his Fomal Haut. A new athletic R move I didn't see coming. Wonderful architecture too. I tried a little change to improve reliability at the end, then was inspired to try a few other things.

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I've admired many of @Logo's levels, and was recently reminded of The Seed. I recalled that one well, with its really wondrous ending. It needed an update to work with the newer versions of Mekorama, then I tried a small adjustment to make the beginning easier (for me, at least).

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I've been impressed by several recent levels by @Kojim, and really liked his Ball riding last week. Like many of his other levels, it was very beautiful and carefully crafted. The fun challenge of getting the stars inspired me to try something a little more challenging, and then I had an idea for a new ending.

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I recently came across this older level by @Fendi, Mahligai. I really liked the fun beginning, and it has a lovely castle design. First I tried something different with the spinning piece, then one idea came after another...

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This week I enjoyed a fun new level by @Fendi, not in the forum but on his youtube channel, Past Tense. With a new variation of his fancy, surprising R moves, but intuitive enough to figure out. Surprisingly stable, too. It gave me the idea to try one more R move near the end (and I got rid of L). My respect to Fendi, because those R moves are hard to set up.

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I've admired many of @huijiuggbf's levels, but didn't notice this one until recently, Lower Steps 2. Really beautiful design, with a unique sloping path. The slope inspired the idea of using it again, and then I used an R behavior I saw recently (can't remember where) for a new ending.

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@mr. alarcon Yes, you're right, that R move is in this level (but the mechanism is totally hidden). He says it's @XSHY's idea. I noticed it only seems to work in one orientation. Odd.

 

About a month ago, my friend Asier, AKA @delator77, decided it may be time to take a break after almost six years playing Mekorama. He's commented on countless levels and has always been an enthusiastic, encouraging and kind supporter of Mekorama creators, playing almost every day since the very early days of the forum.

So I thought he deserved a tribute. Looking back, I found he already had a tribute, over four years ago: Delator 77, by @stefanovime. Asier always likes a challenge, so I tried to add a little more challenge to the level, and ended up changing quite a few things. The result still has an old-school feel, but with a few new moves that we've learned since then.

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Another amazing moving creation last week by @97 NinetySeven, Catapillar Trax. The engineering seems impossible, but it works quite well. I'll add this one to his great truck and helicopter in my collection of favorite levels. Playing this one, I just wanted to run around the mighty dozer the whole time, so I changed the gameplay to let me do that. Be careful not to get scooped up!

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A couple more classic Mekorama levels were updated recently (so they work with the newer versions of Mekorama), by a member who chooses to remain anonymous. They're great ones, Disney Castle by @PvB, and End of the Path by @Star Penguin. I'll post the updated Disney Castle here, to show the simple, clever way the last fun P move was achieved. Over 50 levels have been updated now!

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