Over and Under

Ended up tinkering with this a bit more than I originally meant to. Includes a few small

Spoiler: Tricks

Ball walk and a low ceiling.

I thought the last card was easy but this one is easier. Not sure, what a

Spoiler

Wedge drop

is but I did an auto pilot to get B down but ToA was also an option.

I'm with @Meko Guy - no idea what a wedge drop is. Got all the herding done up top, no idea how to get R & B down. Tried a ToA, and B just fell off the level.

@D.S.Masters - Try an auto pilot where the 2nd ball is. Tap the wedge and go under it - pulling down on the lift may help with the move. My ToA worked - I did it at the stone pillar on the edge. I didn't need to but be ready to tap the sand if B is going to fall off.

@D.S.Masters @Meko Guy No ToA or autopilots needed to get R or B down.

Spoiler: Hint

If B drops onto a wedge from above he can continue.

@Meko Guy That didn't work for me - no matter what wedge I tap, no matter how fast I yank the draggable down, B doesn't fall, he just stays on the draggable.

@Don G Rowe Now you've *really* lost me. There's no place for B to drop on to a wedge.

@D.S.Masters

Spoiler

There's a wedge "under" the ball behind the stair.

@Don G Rowe So we're talking SBS.

@D.S.Masters @Meko Guy Getting B and R down

Spoiler: video

@Don G Rowe That's just ball walking...

@D.S.Masters I see. Didn't think that was considered a trick ...

@Don G Rowe Technically, it is, since it's not a normal operation for B, and you have to arrange the situation. Something like the Evil Eye isn't a trick, just a game behavior, because the player doesn't have any hand in it (unless they release it). An R bot walking across a block they normally couldn't (such as a Stone Pillar) after going down steps is a game behavior. Something where the player has to actively use or place B into a situation - such as ball walking or ToA - is what I'd consider to be a trick. I'd almost say that anything that @Martin Magni didn't have in the original 50 is a trick / exploit, but the fan community has gone far beyond what he originally envisioned, I guess.

Knocking B off a level with a slider or a lever isn't a trick, just Bullwinkle.

Knowing how it's done now... yeah, pretty decent. A little too much herding for my taste, but the steps are logical and even intuitive, once you figure it out. The whole 'roof' with all the stone wedges is a little odd, but the rest of the design is neat.

Fun logic/cooperation level...This time all worked perfectly...Thanks for sharing @Don G Rowe