Need hints for Finale A Way Out

[kingd3]

I really want to solve this level without looking up the solution, but I need some hints. I’ve tried googling for hints but all the hints I’ve found haven’t been helpful.

1) I don’t see how to ultimately form Rock Is Push. Does Keke need to be moving horizontally in the corridor below the word “Rock”? Because that’s the only way I can see of forming Rock Is Push. I’ve tried pushing a Belt onto the bottommost ice and shifting a piece of text into the corridor, but the rightmost ice would prevent me from getting both Is and Push in the corridor. Not to mention I don’t know how to have both Is and Push available…

2) Do you need to form Belt Is Push? If so, I don’t see how to also form Belt Is Shift and get the Is from Belt is Push available.

3) Can I get a hint for how I’m supposed to use Baba Is Push? I think it’s supposed to be used in combination with Belt Is Shift, but I can’t figure out what.

[Nibbie]

As with most levels there are multiple solutions, so the answers to your question can change depending on which solution you use. For the one I think I used when I first played:

1. Keke does not walk horizontally in the right room.

2. Yes you need to make "Belt Is Push".

3. Baba being Push means a moving object can push you, and cannot enter you. While these behaviours can be used, neither is required.

If you need some more guidance on the first major step, you can use this spoiler text:
You can use a horizontal moving Keke in the left room and the empty slot there to get "Is" and "Push" up off the wall to make "Belt Is Push"

If you need the rest of the solution:
By pushing belts around, you can create a track for Keke to walk along to end up pushing "Rock" down. Before Keke gets there, enter through the bottom ice, and wait on the left side where the "Stop" is. Once Keke pushes "Rock" down, push it all the way to the right, then exit through the upper ice. You can now form "Rock Is Push" vertically.

[kingd3]

Thank you! I solved it! I had already made Belt Is Push, but I was using a vertically moving Keke to make it, so your one word “horizontally” helped a lot!