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Little Riddle 05 - Spin Doctor

Asterix, wow it was like 4 years ago (still one of the best games I've played). If I remember correctly you could use rotators to rotate the lifter in and out.

The posted solution does not seem to load. Can anybody give me a clue as to how to pull out the lifter so the block drops. without a pusher and sensor.

Took me an extra 20 minutes or so after seeing the solution gif to figure out how to properly implement everything. Thanks for sharing the method of the solution so I could puzzle my way to solving this. I learned a new Infinifactory trick!

I can't solve it even after seeing your gif. There's something behind preventing the rotator to go up that I can't seem to think how to do. The products keep pushing my rotator into the line. I give up =/

Pardon me, I was thinking of level 7. Haven't completed 6 and I can't even begin to fathom how it's doable, so I'm not going to bother. Thanks for the heads up.

Oh wow. In the game's main campaigns I used a free-floating lifter to move blocks up and down on several occasions, but my methodology involved pieces unavailable in this puzzle. The simplicity of that is ingenious, but there is no way I would have come up with it by myself.

Thanks so much for the gif and the puzzles. Up until this one they've been a blast. And believe it or not, I've already completed level 6 and it really didn't give me much trouble.

I don't often give out hints, but i guess i can make an exception.

Hint: To make a block come back down, pull out the lifter from under it

Gif of one of my solutions: http://imgur.com/a/DpBea

BTW, thank you for playing, but i feel i must warn you, level 6 is even trickier. And level 9 just isn't really fun, honestly. They rest should be good, so enjoy! :)

I guess I'm just an idiot. Even having it spelled out, I have no idea how that solution would be implemented because I don't know how one would make a block come back down after it's gone up .

The way I solved it: I lift a block to create space for rotation, then put it back to fill the hole and allow pushing

I lied. I didn't give up. I just spent another hour on it. Seriously, does this rely on exploiting some obscure bug that's subsequently been patched out? At this stage I'm beginning to think that it truly is impossible to solve.