Clever solution. Some parts are trial and error, but most can be done in a stable manner once discovered how. R walking over the top ball was a bit scary, as the ball could be pushed up.
@Block builder - You are right about the ball being able to push up but in the intended way, R doesn't need to walk over that ball. Thanks for playing and commenting.
It's very strange and frustrating for me. After the failure on @Don G Rowe's level, I have been unsuccessful at completing this level now.
@hadi - Not a problem - I'm glad you played and made a comment BTW, I can offer hints if you'd like, just let me know where you are.
@gmacpro I dropped all the balls carefully and I brought Zapper down again. But I was not able to steer Zapper to win.
@hadi - 1. So all the balls landed properly? 2. With B and R back on the lower level, was the mechanism Locked or still free? 3. Did R get a ball and B get the other?
@kathryn rogers - Excellent for you, I'm so glad you got the reward. Thanks for playing and commenting - very appreciated.
: though sometimes stubborn, the balls will always follow the law of physics and the game mechanics are well-thought-out
Spoiler The mechanism used in the sliders was very interesting and special. It required more thought to understanding. Your levels also look special and innovative.