R For Dinner

@Don G Rowe - Those same blocks 'behaviours' have been used before by another creator and you won that level. As for 'requiring knowledge', fair point but if you tapped on the other side of the house, B goes and then you see how B gets there. It's up to you to see the chimney ball uses the same rules as there no other way to get it. Anyway, thanks for commenting.

@chemi - Yes the low ceiling thing - B always goes one way. Rotating the level 180 degrees changes the game and may not even be playable. As for the wedges, I did include that as a trick required under caption and if I didn't do it someone else would have. Thanks for your comments and rating.

@gmacpro I'm sorry, but I don't recall playing a level where B was required to walk across multiple desert-effect wedges.

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The claustrophobia at the start seemed to indicate that was the trick for passing the wedges, and no claustrophobia was available on the opposite side. Without that, I supposed the lift might be used for auto-pilot where there wasn't one. After a while, I just watched the video and saw the blocks didn't require any tricks to pass them. But now that you mention it, I've seen Mekostudio levels with metal corners that are passable, so I could have guessed the same held for the wedges.

In any case, I'll be better prepared for them in the future.

@Don G Rowe -

That was one point of the level.

Buff,I sweated blood to solve this AMAZING TRICKY level!! An hour and a half trying different things but finally I got it and it was definitely worth it!! Ahh,the design is very pleasant visually,I love it!! WOW!! Thanks for sharing and EXCELLENT JOB sir @gmacpro

@delator77 - Sorry it took you so long but I'm happy to give you something to do over the festive season. Thanks for your comments - very much appreciated.