It's pretty straightforward. Just remember to stack the blocks at the edge of the beams so you can fit both heads in each.

Two circles on the left side next to each other, stack all but one of the block slightly off the edge on the right side flat on the base block. Finally, put the left over block on the two circles on the left. It requires a bit of careful placement to make them all stay on, but it works well.

Just leave the two circles at the side, balancing one on the other, then put one block on the base, a block halfway on top of that one (so that it's stick off the block almost half but not so much that it falls.) Then, place another block on top near the center of the tower, then lodge the last block in so that it's like
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.. |1| .. 0
.'s for proper spacing...

I dropped the two circles from the top and quickly placed two boxes under them side by side on the base. Then, after the circles landed on the boxes, I placed the last two boxes on top.

Stack up all the squares quickly.

Put the tall block on the leftmost circle so that it falls to the right.

Quickly place the long block on the rightmost circle and the starting square so that it catches all the falling blocks.

Place the triangle on the right end of the horizontal block to prevent overflow.

Build the supports on each side, then put the squares on the horizontal piece, with the circle in the middle, and finally triangle on top. Then, put the little tray on the bottom blue squares, and throw the diagonals in the hole inside (they'll fit), then fit all the little circles in carefully.

This is all about trial and error and balance. I had to do it over and over until it finally worked. Just put 5 blocks on each side, then the "tray" and after that, it's trying to balance the tray. I think it was falling over when it worked for me.

Ugh, this one's hard. I made it by making a "cup" with the first two blocks on the center blue block, then putting the little blocks on the sides as support. To do that, make the blocks fall the way you want. Then fill the cup with circles. Keep trying, it's tricky.

This one is evil. The trick here is speed. Stack up the little blue blocks, till they're gone. Then take the big one and put it so that it falls to the right on the left circle. Then take the long flat block and put it on top of the first blue block and the circle on the right. Put the triangle way on the right, and watch it catch your tower. You gotta be fast.

I stacked 6 or so blocks on every ball, the big one on the square box, the line below the big one pressed inbetween and the triangle on the top... goes well slowly.

have to balance the rectangles on the two bottom mini circles and then balance the 3 circles on one another on top of each of the rectagles and the last three circles balance on the last mini circle.

The first thing that I needed to know about this one was that you can make the first block fall to the left by placing it on the upper right circle. Then, it'll land on the two circles below. After that, it was just regular stacking. I put the big block on the left. Then, when stacking the circles, they'll start rolling after six, so put the triangle on the right to catch them before they fall off.

https://jayisgames.com/images/hs_pam_superstack2_stack40.jpg

each block getting placed:

left
right
top
top right
top left
top middle
very top
fill the gap at the bottom
insert between triangle and sq-cir-sq level
insert between triangle and sq-cir-sq level
insert between triangle and sq-cir-sq level
fill the middle with the circles

put the two balls on one side, and one square on the other side. then quickly stack the next two squares side by side on top of the first square, and quickly put the last square on top of those before they fall

put the first triangle on the left square leaving a little of the straight edge hanging off. do the same on the right. then drop one ball on the right and then quickly one ball on the left creating a type of basket to balance the rest of the balls

the random order

You don't have to place the blocks in the order that they appear.

Drop the triangle from on high, and while the triangle is falling quickly place the long bar on top of the squares. Took me a while to figure that one out

Only use one of the ramps. Stack both squares on the end, then pile up the circles behind them.

You can stack squares on circles and keep perfect balance.

it's a no-brainer, really. Just put squares at the END on each ramp (it must still fully lay on the ramp) and stack circles equally on each side. Just be careful not to place the circles, not "drop" them.

http://imajr.com/super-stacker-1356145

Angry Cat Sounds and the Requests Regarding Your Mole Face!

don't bother with level 34 (21 balls 1 cup) and level 21 (the framework). There's no reward to beating all the levels in Bonus mode.

You need a nonrandom starting order. The 270x30 block and one 30x300 vertical block must be available pretty quickly; the green triangle must not be available until you've placed a 30x300 block; there must be a blue block soon after you place the 270x30 block and a couple of small circles. Reset if these rules don't apply. Then you need to do the following: place the long 270x30 horizontal block to form a base for the solution; place a long vertical 30x300 block to form one "wall", e.g. by placing it on the right side support. The solution is something like a giant bookcase. The large green triangle goes on top of the vertical block so that the vertical block resists force from the circles which will be added to the middle of the bookcase. On the left, use the blue blocks and remaining vertical block to form the left wall of the bookcase. (Be careful not to tip the base of the bookcase!) Stack the circles in the middle; try to use the thin grey blocks as shelves, making sure that the weight of the circles is transferred downwards onto the base and not sideways into the walls (so place them to divide the circles into neat horizontal rows).

You need to be able to place the two 30x300 blocks very early - you cannot "store" more than two circles until these blocks are in place. If you have to you can place one circle each on the outside edge of the bottom left and bottom right blue squares. Now that you have the "cup" in place, you can store about 8 more circles inside the cup, but you will need the two smaller grey supports fairly soon. Place these carefully as per the normal mode solution and they should fall into place. Stack the remaining circles as normal. When stacking the circles, place each one with the greatest care - you want to minimise the amount that they fall or move when you place them.

http://www.thegamehomepage.com/play/super-stacker-2/TomLevel21RandomSolution/r0Y0J003C7Qr0Y0J00677Qr4m0u003H7er0u4Q006b56t3o3o3D651wc0J0J3D5w6Ac0J0J3D4O6zc0J0J3D466Bc0J0J3D3n6Ar1s1s001U6er1s1s001U4Or0u4Q001V1Jr390f004h65r390f004h51c0J0J003i5Ac0J0J003Z5Ac0J0J004K5Ac0J0J005r5yc1s1s005949c0J0J00464uc0J0J003o4uc0J0J00443Mc0J0J003k3Ir390f004f3dr2q0f004z2U_c0J0J001/

Stack all the blues on top of each other, and make sure each of the silver sticks are placed directly above the eyes of the smiley faces. So each corner of the sticks are vertically aligned with the eyes of the smiley face, or (basically) as near to centre as possible.

There's no trick to keeping the balls on the screen, you just have to go for speed with the goal being to lay down the final triangle with enough time before the balls reach the bottom to run the clock out.

There are two problems that get in your way. The first is that the top triangle is so high up that you can't just sit there and drop balls from one point. the second is that by the time the first balls you drop get to the second triangle, they have so much momentum that they just keep going in the same direction and launch off the back end of the second triangle.

So here's what you do. Start at the very top of the top triangle and start laying down balls moving towards the right. This will not only let you drop balls quicker than if you stayed in the same place, but also lets you slow down the earlier balls you dropped. You should be able to get rid of six or seven this way.

Once any of the first wave of balls gets ready to drop down to the second triangle, immediately drop a ball near the top of the second triangle. This will prevent any balls from flying off the back end. From here, you have plenty of room, and should be ditching balls as fast as you can over the second triangle.

The VERY MOMENT the last triangle pops up, drop it on the two circles at the bottom and cross your fingers. If you delay at all, you'll waste valuable seconds that could be counted towards your balance time.

place the two balls with a space in between
then the flat stick on top,
after you do that all the way up for all the balls
place the purple squares in between each ball on the levels starting with the bottom

https://jayisgames.com/images/hs_pam_superstack2_stack39.jpg

http://img101.imageshack.us/my.php?image=40tipae9.jpg

Set the first bar on the right-hand bottom circle so it begins falling to the left. When it's at about 45°, place the second bar above its right end (the pivot). As the second bar is falling to the right, place the circle between its moving end and the upper fixed circle, so the larger circle is trapped between them. You then have a nice big basket for the rest of the shapes.

https://jayisgames.com/images/hs_pam_superstack2_stack40A.jpg

Keep looking! And trying! Perhaps something is hiding?

Click on the word "I".
There's something to catch your fall underneath the horizon.

You must stack the balls so they support their own weight, not so they are sliding against the ball. In other words, stack them like you are building a brick house, not like you are lining them up, one directly on top of the other. If you line them up directly, each block can only support about four of five balls. But if you alternate your stacking, you can fit all the balls. I tried this first with two blocks on one side, but found it easier when using both ramps.

balance the blocks on the tips of the triangles??

No, you don't have to balance the blocks on the triangles. Build your stacks of blocks as far up as you can go from the starting two blocks on the bottom. Then place your bars between those towers and the triangles, sort of wedging them in place. You want to leave a bit of room on the outside - enough for a stack of blocks, and you want enough room for two stacks of blocks on the inside of each bar. In the end, it will look like two waiters carrying tons of stuff on their arms.

Stack the small blocks on the two side circles (7 left, 8 right worked). Put the tall rectangle on the square that was originally there, then the wide rectangle on top. If it's all centered you can put the triangle right on top.

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/886/blahtw8.png Drop first rectangle on the little circle towards the top right so that it falls and lands across the top of the two bottom circles. Drop the 2nd rectangle on the top right corner of the first rectangle so that it leans against the circle above it to the right. Start stacking the circles on top of each other along the vertical rectangle, then to the left of those circles. Drop one triangle on the top right and one on the far left. :)

This is like the crazy insane super steroid pumped version of "A Girls Best Friend" level. You got nothing but squares on their corner but there's an awful lot of them. So here's the trick.

You almost get a tendancy to want to pack the diamonds on the bottom as close as possible, but DON'T in fact, putting big gaps between them is what you want. The reason why is because as you build, this will cause the diamonds below to lean inward from the weight, thus, when you start to build your pyramid, you will see lips start to form on the outer edges. You can use these lips to place the surplus blocks! It may still take you a few tries, but you should get there eventually!

-put the first upright on the top right circle so it falls to the left
-put the 2nd on the right side of the now horizontal piece
-put a ball at the right corner so it leans to the side giving you a bit of an angle and keep adding balls balancing it out until you get a triangle
-put the triangle on the left
-put the next triangle above it
-keep filling in until done!

So, when I did it, I didn't really need to balance it. I put 3 cubes under the first (highest) circle to make it squish. Then under the 2nd highest.

After that, put 3 cubes on the 2nd highest (on top of it). It should fall rightward, land on the highest O and on the boxes and stay. Then I balanced one on a circle to make it stay.

So, there you have it. It took me awhile, so yeah.

___________o___________6o
__________o_o_o_______8o_5o_3o
_______H_o_o_o_o_____7o_4o_2o_1o_H
Writing it doesn't make sense, so here is an example with order an everything. (H's are blocks, o's are circles)