broken pipes

Fantastic level! I’m a huge fan of mechanisms, especially when they are multi-use. You managed to have them interact well together.
I was at a loss for moving the budgeable, until a miss tap enlightened the way.

@97 NinetySeven thank you for your time playing and leaving a poetic review

Nice level clever tricks did not see that end move coming got it by accident loved the pipes design.

@Tui it always makes me laugh (silently) whenever someone mentions that they found the final step by accident. It was just silly on my part to design it that way. Thank you for your time playing + reviewing the level.

Spoiler: Question about the end

Why is R able to push B off at the end? I tried building a sample level to get a better understanding, and I haven't been able to reproduce it.

@MekaSage

Spoiler

Because R is being displaced to where B was and as a result, due to the surrounding blocks around B, forces a slanted or upward push. I added the inverted stair to prevent B from climbing on top of R as shown here:

Spoiler: demo card

Direct Link: R push

Sometimes the effect is almost instant, but sometimes, it requires more than 3 attempts to achieve a long enough "throw." I built the level around the rotating push mechanism, and I wanted it to be more involved in the overall solution. My original intention was for B to lead R into the mechanism and push the largest movable to complete a path to win, but I saw that the rotation can also displace the bots for at least 1/2 to 1 whole block in the direction of the rotation's tangent, so I decided the ending to be a push to displace B.

Another excellent level, I especially liked the "violent" ending...simply delicious!

@Sun In Heart That's really quick. Thank you for playing and rating.
You're speedrunning our levels
Need to build more. No pressure. Thanks for keeping the forum active.

@cloe
This probably won't last very long. I'm just trying to take advantage of my spontaneous burst of energy.

@cloe

Spoiler

Oh, of course the central rotator played a role. I somehow missed the fact it was pushing R. Thanks for the demo card and explanation!