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MARK299

And there was much tramping.

Great level Mark, filled the waterhole incorrectly at first but realized where I was going wrong. Also had some timing issues with the blue sphere. A few more restarts and away I went with my shiny gold star.

Big thanks,

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Thanks, Mark - wonder what your 300th will entail.

Amnon wrote:wonder what your 300th will entail.

Actually this one was originally my 300th.
It's working title was "Forever Blue".
But I favored my 299th level just a bit more.
So at the last minute they traded places.
I will post that one on Tuesday night.

Thanks for using my texture Mark - I'd forgotten all about it.

I'm having a lot of trouble with this one because I can't get the white button covered.

I think the blue sphere is supposed to go on the white button, and that it should be stopped by the coin so that it can go there, but to get out of that area I have to take the coin.

Then if I get the cannon/box/conveyor toggle working, I can't get out of that area either.

Majorly confused. So what's new?

Hi Liz,

I think the blue sphere is supposed to go on the white button, and that it should be stopped by the coin so that it can go there, but to get out of that area I have to take the coin.

This is correct.

Then if I get the cannon/box/conveyor toggle working, I can't get out of that area either.

So you don't leave that area before the blue sphere is on the white button - once you enter that area, complete your mission!

Thanks for the advice Amnon.

I now have an inkling of what to do, but there's still the problem of the waterhole above the conveyor room.

I'm now using the yellow sphere to cover the blue button, so I have the barrel spare, but I can't see any way of using it.

Hi Liz,

Here is what you do: Bring the barrel into the conveyor-room BEFORE the cannon, then tramp it up into the water-hole. There's a special jump-sequence to achieve that!

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Absolutely amazing Mark!

It took me at least a dozen tries to get my timing right with that blue sphere

Thanks for the puzzlement.