What makes Level 38 different from a rectangular board?

The stepped outline and side ports remove cells from the normal rectangle, so every large L move must preserve its full footprint.

Which pieces should move first in Level 38?

Clear the short orange, white, red, blue, and cyan routes before using the large pink, purple, and green L pieces.

Catdom 2: No Timer level guide

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Catdom 2: No Timer Level 38 is an irregular stepped board where the short bars must clear before the large pink, purple, and green L routes.

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Slide the orange bar from the upper-left lane into the orange cat and confirm that its capacity changes from 2 to 1.
Move the white bar across the right-middle lane into the white cats, leaving its reduced state out of the side port.
Route the red bar through the center, then use the blue and cyan one-cell boxes for their edge cats so the crossing is empty.
Move the green L through the lower step into the green cats, keeping its long arm inside the lower channel as it reduces.
Slide the pink L through its stepped upper/left lane into the pink cats, then route the purple L around the top/right notch.
Use the newly empty side lanes to finish the orange, red, white, pink, and one-cell states without parking an L across the center.
Return the reduced green and purple Ls through the open bottom and right ports; the board empties and shows Well Done!.

Colors in this level:

Pink, Purple, Orange, White, Red, Green, Blue, Cyan

Do not treat the missing cells at the stepped boundary as usable parking space.
Do not move a large L before the blue and cyan one-cell routes have cleared the central crossing.

Check the complete L footprint against the stepped outline before every long slide.
Treat the side yellow blocks as entry/exit ports, not spare board cells.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: The stepped board contains a pink L marked 4, a purple L marked 4, an orange bar marked 2, a white bar marked 2, a red bar marked 2, a green L marked 4, and one-cell blue and cyan boxes at the lower edge.
Goal: Clear the short bars and edge boxes around the stepped center, then reserve the lower channel for the green L and bottom feed.
Opening: Use the orange, white, and red bars first, then clear the blue and cyan one-cell routes before committing the large L footprints.
Danger Zone: The non-rectangular boundary removes otherwise available cells. The white and red bars share the right-middle crossing, while the green L and bottom feed share the lower channel.
Mechanics: Top, left, right, and bottom ports surround an irregular outline; large L boxes must preserve their full footprints around the stepped edges.

What makes Level 38 different from a rectangular board?
The stepped outline and side ports remove cells from the normal rectangle, so every large L move must preserve its full footprint.
Which pieces should move first in Level 38?
Clear the short orange, white, red, blue, and cyan routes before using the large pink, purple, and green L pieces.