Praying For Rain

The point of this level was more about the art and of course to show that the Desert Effect could be discovered by others. I tried to include as much gameplay as could fit, but in doing so I incorporated some design elements that I am not proud of. My apologies in advance.

For those that don't like the exploit used in the original upload, here is an alternate version of the level with a simpler exploit (hint: stand B on the pillar and send him to the stair block):

Spoiler: Alternate (Third) Version

Hints to the original version:

Spoiler: Hint #1

What goes up, must come down.

Spoiler: Hint #2

So we know that stone blocks can't move. You're getting warmer though...

Spoiler: Hint #3

This level relies on an inertia-based exploit. As much as I personally detest inertia-based exploits, I had little other choice to make the level this compact. You may need to be gentle with its execution too - so as not to have B fall too far away.

Spoiler: Explanation/Solution of Hint #3

From upcoming documentation:

DISCOURAGED BUGS OR EXPLOITS
“Boogie Bot Bug”

If you move B back and forth, especially around the corner of a hole or set of blocks, he will get dizzy. If you get him dizzy enough, his weight will be enough to make him fall (either up onto or down from a block).

First demonstrated and implemented in a level by @Weders, 4 June 2016

Spoiler: Hint #3 Explained Even Further

The Boogie Bot Bug is an inertia-based bug because it uses B's inertia to fall. If you move B back and forth around the inside corner of the cloud above the win block, you'll notice that he'll start leaning into the corner and eventually he'll fall into it.

The Desert Effect:

Credits:
@meko - for spurring me on to figure out the Desert Effect on my own;
@Weders (and others) - for the exploit used in the original version;
@meko - for the exploit used in the above Alternate (Third) version.