Green Line Red

Mass transit in the Boston area is run by the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority), which everyone calls 'the T'. They have a green line, red line, orange line, purple line, etc., but obviously some of those colors aren't available in Mekorama.
I tried to make everything as visible as possible, even if it messes with the design some; I've found that it helps if you turn up the brightness on your tablet.

@D.S.Masters

My 27" monitor isn't getting brightened up for your level. I'm sure the game play is the same so I'll pass this variation.

Great logic lv. Took some attempts to know what to do first. Just one thing you should protect: The lift nearby the win can easy drag through the wedge, it make a half of lv doesn't need with autopilot. But I won by your intended way. Thanks for sharing.

@Hipe It doesn't do that on my tablet, and it shouldn't be doing that on any device.

@D.S.Masters I'm not a fan of tricks so I never use that way to win. Just an advice.

@Hipe A stone wedge is a solid block, and as such, the slider stops at it instead of going through it. The only case that I know of where one block goes through another is when they're both metal; see the level "Pelotas Tres" by @sawdust as an example.

@D.S.Masters Well, I think a stair is better than a wedge on my device.

Spoiler: Video

@Hipe Oh, that move. Yes, that can be done, but it's frowned upon in Mekorama. 'Breaking' a block like that is something that almost everybody avoids; it's not the right way to do things. There was a level posted not that long ago that deliberately used that move as part of the solution, and I believe that the moderators removed it... but I could be wrong.

Fun balls/logic level with really nice design...Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters

Very enjoyable puzzle. It took quite a number of restarts to find the hidden balls and the path to the win.

Nice symmetrical design. Also the gameplay

@Źàiď The design looks a little jagged to me, but yeah, I tried to keep it symmetrical.

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no tricks.
n again as always.
the correct sequence is important.
the underground ball is crucial.