This is a Tutorial about the advanced tricks of Pivot Kit. Don't know what that is? [[Check this out|https://fancade.page.link/Rntz]]

At the start of the level we are moving the 7 voxels height block beneath the starting platform at very high speed (in one frame) to hide it from the player. The small value along negative Y-axis is used to prevent some clipping flashes (set that to 0 to see what ViChyavIn is talking about).

After that, whenever the user presses a switch, the output of that is processed by **Switch to Move**.

As long as the ID section of **Add Movement** is connected with the proper ID, it'll know which blocks to move. It just gets activated by the **Switch to Move** Script.

These are some of the useful global variables in **Pivot**.

In the third part we are checking if BlueCube is in the proper position, and if it is we change the camera zoom and make a staircase.

This part shows that you are not always stuck to switches for doing something!

At last we have connected the After wire of one set of a **Add Movement** block to another set's before part.

As I said before, as long as **Add Movement** gets the proper ID it can be activated by either the **Switch to Move** block or After wire of another **Add Movement** block.

Here it gets activated by another Script to have a good *Staircase Building* effect.