Room 19305. Lever in the upper left corner is above the plane and doesn't function.

This might be true for Dragon's Trap (Normal) too; I haven't checked it yet.

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Perhaps some action by Jack is needed before trying to pull these levers?

There is always that possibility, yes.  I made an assumptive leap, as the lever was floating in midair.

I like that schooteacherish "perhaps" sentence.  :D

Both left levers and the red hatches are in the wrong place. See screen shot from MM 1

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Yes, before Jack pulls the lever he is next to.  The first picture is taken after he pulls that lever.  Fortunately all levers (and thus moving platforms) are reset when Jack re-enters the room.

Brell, the problems are to the left, not the lever to the right! It is the two lever to the left and all the red hatches or what ever they are called in english.

Rose, I know what the "problem" is.  My guess is:

Mick's Jack pulls the lever to right, then takes the ride to the red trapdoors, jumps up the trapdoors and ends where he is now.  If he leaves the room the levers and everything else in the room will reset.

So, there is no problem.  The room is exactly as the builder intended.

Oh yes, and Jack cannot pull both blue and green levers on the same ride through this room.  That is a part of the beauty of Toybox's design.

Are you blind Brell? The levers are hanging in the air! and the Red doors are also higher up than they should. Compare with my screenshot from MM1 (not HD). IT doesn't have anything to do with playing except when lvers are in the air you can't pull them.

rose wrote on 17.11.2011 at 13:23:00:

Are you blind Brell? The levers are hanging in the air! and the Red doors are also higher up than they should. Compare with my screenshot from MM1 (not HD). IT doesn't have anything to do with playing except when lvers are in the air you can't pull them.

Brell is hardly blind... I'm surprised you posted that since it seemed clear from *your* screenshot, that there are hidden blockers and that many of the blocks in the room probably move. At least one of the levers causes moving platforms to move which would result in:

- two of the "bricks" from the top-right platform moving down to hit the blockers below

- the entire row of green moving platforms on the top "ledge" to likewise shift downward (causing the lever to be inaccessible and the trapdoors to "seem" higher).

- the three blue blocks under the lower lever shift to the right.

Once these moving platforms hit the hidden blockers (and presumably stop) you're left with mick's screenshot. At least that's what I got from your screenshot without actually checking the room out.

Sheesh

I'm sorry I even asked.

Ok, I am sorry! I did check the left part but forgot to do it from the right side. Sorry again!

No harm done, Rose.

Mick, don't be sorry.  No Jacks were harmed  8-)

Hi all- I remember playing DTH in MM1 and having the "floating" green lever. Sorry, I don't recall how or what happened but I did eventually finish the mansion. Strangeness  :-?

It is all very simple.

If Jack pulls a blue lever in this room the green lever will become unuseable until he re-enters the room.

If Jack enters this room from the room above via the LEFT ladder the green lever will be available.

Jack can also enter the room from the room to the left at the bottom ledge and the green lever will be available.

brell wrote on 18.11.2011 at 22:05:04:

It is all very simple. If Jack pulls a blue lever in this room the green lever will become unuseable until he re-enters the room. If Jack enters this room from the room above via the LEFT ladder the green lever will be available. Jack can also enter the room from the room to the left at the bottom ledge and the green lever will be available.

I remember this room now. The idea is that there were two pathways that crossed the others path. No one was intended to pull both a green AND a blue lever. Just one blue lever OR one green one, depending on how Jack arrived to the room. I think it was simply a clever flourish on toybox's part.

Exactly!  As I put it myself:

"...Jack cannot pull both blue and green levers on the same ride through this room.  That is a part of the beauty of Toybox's design."

:)  Yes.  Lever order counted big time in this.