Dragnet Course

This level is a demo of various ways to use the "Dragnetic" force shown in @Labyrenight's level Dragnetic. See the comments there for additional explanation.

Spoiler: Tricks Required

• Dragnetic SBS
• Low Ceiling
• Dragnetic Level Up
• Dragnetic Elevated Eye (demo here)
• Dragnetic Ramp/Stair Autopilot (similar to Dragnetic Squat Drop demo here)

Timing can be challenging, as you can tell by how many attempts I needed in the walkthrough video:

Spoiler: Walkthrough Video

EDIT:
I'm not sure how long this effect has been known or if it has ever gone by a different name. @Meko Guy mentioned having used it before in the comments to Dragnetic here. If anyone knows any background on it let me know.

@MekaSage - Neat final auto pilot for B which I didn't see. I gave up at the elevated eye. Like your video, my B needed as many attempts times 3. The opening move didn't work at all - B eventually landed on the rail from just the SBS. The elevated eye redirect wasn't very stable - B would go up but come down so quickly, the timing needed to be bang on.

@Meko Guy - Thanks for playing! Yeah, I probably wouldn't use these techniques in a regular non-demo level unless there was some way to make them more stable.

Dragnetic isn't a trick (I guess), at my level I've written "freeze".
I like the elevated eye, even though it takes the right time.
And the first step I only use SBS, without the slider.

@Labyrenight - Thanks for playing! I guess by trick I mean unintuitive behavior that isn't obvious or expected.

I liked the moves and the double opposite uses of the fence draggable was clever.

Thanks, @ridgerunner!

Great tricks. Cool. I see you liked this topic. I unfortunately did not get "Dragnetic SBS". That's why I changed it to "Air Autopilot". Otherwise, everything turned out well.

@Denis Nazin - I'm glad you liked it. By the way, I was wondering--do you think the "dragnetic" effect is related to your "burrs" research? Or are they different phenomena?

@MekaSage I believe that these are completely different physical phenomena. Burrs are the unevenness of the blocks and the outflow of the edges of the blocks outside the cell (the edges of B go beyond the cell when turning).
Here is a 100 percent freeze slider effect. Perhaps I also have a freezing effect at the "burrs" level in some places. But these are different phenomena.

By the way, half a year ago I made an interesting discovery on freezing with a slider. I made 5 cards, already half a year ago. And it hasn't been published yet. I'll make a discussion thread and show you. You will be interested. It is very similar to "dragnetic". But a little differently. I called it "Side Slider".

Very concise yet educational. These tricks are new to me. Thanks for compiling them. It also shows some ways a level can be cheated and how to prevent that.

@cloe - Thanks! I haven't played this level in a few years. I just played it again, and I'm not sure I would have figured out how to win it if I didn't already know how.