the Old Drill

Hi & welcome! wow, this is an excellent first level. Very nice gameplay to complete B's path & I found it less hidden than it seemed at first. If I had to complain, it would be the friction between the discs and the central drag pillar, but it's not that big a deal. Oh, and since this is your first level and I don't know if you're familiar with Meko-tricks...

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I'm not sure if my use of an autopilot to descend from the upper area to the interior of the drill was intentional.

thank you for sharing @Mr:Mechorama great first job, I will waiting for your next level

Very fun logic level, thanks.

@APPLE so... you did not need the trick I mentioned & there is a clean logic way to complete the level?

Impressive looking level with interesting combination lock inspired design.

Really fun and innovative first level! Thanks, @Mr:Mechorama.
Did the eyeball on the 2nd level serve a purpose? I couldn't tell if it was somehow involved in the rotation or the gameplay.
I suspect my gameplay wasn't as intended because...

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I used an autopilot to get on the elevator. I also think I used the autopilot that @delator77 mentioned to get off the upper walkway.

@ridgerunner - I didn't know how combination locks worked, but thanks to your comment I looked it up!

@MekaSage the eyeball was just supposed to jumpscare the player. Not sure if that worked

@delator77 Sorry, I am new to publishing levels. Could you explain what you mean by "autopilot", It may be an overlooked mistake.

@Mr:Mechorama Well, autopilot is one of Mekorama's classic tricks, and its basic function is to send B to places he can't reach. If you plan a route for B and change B's direction, for example, by quickly moving the draggable, B will follow the planned route. In my case, I used a very simple one.Look at this:

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https://photos.app.goo.gl/G2d9b4uNw1Nf9Nz88

I hope this explanation helps you understand autopilot. If not, let me know, and I'll explain it better.

@delator77 Ooh. That was actually intentional