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{{Infobox Level
{{Infobox Level|
|pack = cclp2
|name = BlockSlide
|image = [[File:CCLP2 Level 123.png|300px]]
|levelset = Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2
|level = 123
|level = 123
|image = [[File:CCLP2 Level 123.png|300px]]
|password = LYZC
|chips required = 18
|chips available = 18
|time = 800
|bold ms = 746
|bold lynx = 743
 
|difficulty ms = 4
|bold difficulty ms = 5
|bold complexity ms = 5
 
|difficulty lynx = 3 <!-- Block slapping makes it a little safer -->
|bold difficulty lynx = 4
|bold complexity lynx = 5
}}
}}


'''BlockSlide''' is the 123rd level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2]]. Unlike most levels with [[block]]s on [[ice]], BlockSlide gives the player the skates, and [[Chip]] has to push the blocks ''as'' they are sliding on the ice; and coupled with [[slide delay]], this leads to a lot of deaths. Fortunately, the level can be completed by cloning four blocks separately as shown by the 715 solution below.
'''BlockSlide''' is the 123rd level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2]]. One of [[Anders Kaseorg]]'s few levels, it shows his style very well by being different: unlike most ice-on-blocks levels, BlockSlide gives the player the skates, and Chip has to push the blocks ''as'' they are sliding on the ice, and coupled with [[slide delay]], this leads to a lot of deaths. Fortunately, the level can be completed by cloning four blocks separately as shown by the 715 solution, unlike the similarly difficult [[Block Buster]].


==746 route==
The beginning moves are D [1/2] 3:DU [1 1/2] DU [1/2] 2D, or any combination which hits the [[red button]] at these specific times. In terms of delays before each button press, this is [1/2], [0], [0], [1 1/2] and [1/2]. This clones all the blocks; skate D 8R [1/2] DUR to catch block 4, using a [[spring step]] to avoid being smashed by block 3. Continue R [1] D to move block 5 out in a similar way, then UR [1/2] 2D to catch block 3 on the way under block 2. To continue here, move LU, and now skate R 3U 2L, keeping watch on block 4 with the latter move. Push block 2 R, then skate LD and push block 5 R, and continue R again to move block 3 with you. Follow it to the northeast (2U 5R), and now turn towards the northeast area with these three blocks.
The beginning moves are D [1/2] 3:DU [1 1/2] DU [1/2] 2D, or any combination which hits the [[red button]] at these specific times. In terms of delays before each button press, this is [1/2], [0], [0], [1 1/2] and [1/2]. This clones all the blocks; skate D 8R [1/2] DUR to catch block 4, using a [[spring step]] to avoid being smashed by block 3. Continue R [1] D to move block 5 out in a similar way, then UR [1/2] 2D to catch block 3 on the way under block 2. To continue here, move LU, and now skate R 3U 2L, keeping watch on block 4 with the latter move. Push block 2 R, then skate LD and push block 5 R, and continue R again to move block 3 with you. Follow it to the northeast (2U 5R), and now turn towards the northeast area with these three blocks.


Catch block 5 specifically with 2D, and now continue R 2U [1/2] D [1/2] D 2L 4D R 2D. Since block 3 will smash Chip if he passes block 2 R with normal speed, a half wait must be used before stepping RLR. Follow it, catching block 3 as well, ducking D into the lower path as block 2 comes back, then catching block 2 with U. As block 5 is sliding across, move it onto column 1 of the far right, pushing it specifically at 783.8 (a [1] wait) because the slide delay makes it otherwise difficult to predict. Use a similar method to other block dodges to use this block: R 4U 2L [1/2] RU, then pick up the chips, and catch block 3 as you see it coming back out. Chip will not have to wait if he pushes it onto column 3 of this long stretch of ice. As Chip skates south, he will see block 2 also moving vertically; Chip can barely catch this and redirect it to more chips in the center (using a spring step as the move onto the [[bomb]]). Finally, go towards the southwest, with block 4's shadow rapidly approaching.
Catch block 5 specifically with 2D, and now continue R 2U [1/2] D [1/2] D 2L 4D R 2D. Since block 3 will smash Chip if he passes block 2 R with normal speed, a half wait must be used before stepping RLR. Follow it, catching block 3 as well, ducking D into the lower path as block 2 comes back, then catching block 2 with U. As block 5 is sliding across, move it onto column 1 of the far right, pushing it specifically at 783.8 (a [1] wait) because the slide delay makes it otherwise difficult to predict. Use a similar method to other block dodges to use this block: R 4U 2L [1/2] RU, then pick up the chips, and catch block 3 as you see it coming back out. Chip will not have to wait if he pushes it onto column 3 of this long stretch of ice. As Chip skates south, he will see block 2 also moving vertically; Chip can barely catch this and redirect it to more chips in the center (using a spring step as the move onto the bomb). Finally, go towards the southwest, with block 4's shadow rapidly approaching.


After Chip pushes this (another [1] wait), skate U 4L DL 5D to carry the block through, then smack it R, skate U 3L [1/2] and DL to catch the block again, and here 5D R to explode the bomb and pick up the remaining chips. Return all the way over to the right side and note block 3 hurtling downward at 752. Beat it across its column of ice and throw it ''L'', as moving it R will cause Chip to wait longer for it to slide back. Step RD further, then throw the block U and reach the [[exit]]: 6D R [1/2] LUL 2D [1/2] UL 4D 4R.
After Chip pushes this (another [1] wait), skate U 4L DL 5D to carry the block through, then smack it R, skate U 3L [1/2] and DL to catch the block again, and here 5D R to explode the bomb and pick up the remaining chips. Return all the way over to the right side and note block 3 hurtling downward at 752. Beat it across its column of ice and throw it ''L'', as moving it R will cause Chip to wait longer for it to slide back. Step RD further, then throw the block U and reach the exit: 6D R [1/2] LUL 2D [1/2] UL 4D 4R.


==Full level map==
==Full level map==
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== Walkthrough ==
== Walkthrough ==
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