SNOOKER

Another variation on a popular theme. The rotation of the balls makes for lots of R instabilities, but can be won with either balls or R.

@Don G Rowe | That's correct. Thank you for stopping by

Kinda like playing soccer and way too random.

@gmacpro | that's what we can expect from a kid's stuff category level,
and since the balls' movements conform to the laws of physics, they will move randomly in the way that snooker balls behave.

@laurencegr Well, the balls conform to the laws of the Mekorama physics engine (which we know to be somewhat more mercurial than those in Nature)

@Don G Rowe - exactly
In my opinion, the physics engine is well-programmed that the objects behave the way we expect and that we can actually formulate solutions based on expected behaviors and win (except for some tricks).

@laurencegr I agree, but have you seen ghost blocks?

@Don G Rowe- yes, and I've seen it yesterday while playing @gmacpro's Level 69* & Catch B.

*changed from Wedge Help as B is passing through the wedge

@laurencegr - Ghost blocks in my levels? Please explain.

@gmacpro:
When I first joined the forum, the first level I played was Catch B and I've accidentally discovered a block attached to a slider going through another block.
The other is when I played Level 69.
But your levels are perfectly fine, it's just me accidentally finding things.

Nice Level
Thanks.

@PvB |
thanks for playing. I made this level to demonstrate how the balls behave at random.

Not quite as much fun as soccer. I did find that you could use the cue stick to give headless R A little nudge in the right direction, if required.

— @EL797 - Thanks for playing