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I gave up trying to add an image but it's just what I described, ball jumps 15 cm to a landing pad, which is shaped roundish. It rolls to the wall, about 10 cm, but depends on where it hits, sometimes it rolls 5 cm to the wall. It bounces around a bit off of the wall before heading downhill to the ...

I'm nervous about it as well. Our ball clears the gap fine, and goes 5+ cm, hits the wall (which the landpad is connected to), then ricochets around a bit before heading downhill on the track. The sidewalks are a good idea though, but the ball will eventually hit wall. Tough rule with no full ...

So when a ball lands after it jumps a gap, it has to travel 5 cm on a surface, and then it can bump into the wall (whether it hits it hard or soft)? Example: it can land on a landing pad that is 10 cm in length before it hits the wall, that is ok? It then would turn 90 degrees and gravity would ...