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(Updated 5/05/2020)
-Witherwood Castle
-Escort Mission
-Subterra Prime

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Like Grains In An Hourglass (TSS) NEW!
Homeward Adventure (TSS)
Out the Deep End (GatEB)
Rough Adventure of Budkin (TCB)
The Test of Mind (RPG)
Mysteries of the Deep (TCB)
Smart Brain Sanctum (TCB)
Tardustrial Park (JtRH)
Jeffrey's Hold (JtRH)
An Event #1 (JtRH) (Warning: terrible)

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Riddles Within the Below (TSS) Progress: Levels 1-17 finished!
Caravel Building RPG (RPG) Progress: Cancelled due to loss of data. RIP...
Jeff_Ray's Hold Yard (TCB) Progress: Frozen for now.
An Event #2 (TSS) (Not quite as terrible) Progress: All levels done, need to wait for feedback and record remaining voice lines.

×You can't actually cut all the tar yourself, which is what you need the bombs for. While removing the tar, leave as much tar around the bombs as possible (make sure all the tar left is within the blast radius). Apart from that, there isn't that much to say about the room, except that clearing the tar systematically in 2-square wide layers might be a good idea, even though it's not the most efficient way of doing it. Also, when accessing the tar masses, watch out for leaving long 2 square wide masses. Since you are on trapdoors, you could end up making 2 square wide corridors completely blocked by tar, which will trap you. If you're not after a highscore, clear as much tar as you can from one spot; don't cut some and leave the rest for when you return unless you're sure you know you can still leave afterwards.

×I like to think that trapdoor rooms are the opposite of the blue-cornered tiles.

× I gather you are speaking about the area where the trapdoors start. Would I be of any help if I told you the corridor is three tiles wide?

×A more direct help: all the tar in the area is symetric, so you should make equivalent cuts to the tar. In the corridor itself, the upper right corner is particularly likely to result in a 2x2 piece of tar.

× The basic difficulty with tar is to pay a lot of attention to how you cut it; here, you must make sure you don't left pieces of tar that cannot be further reduced anywhere, except near those bombs (you cannot avoid leaving at least a 2x2 piece of tar near each bomb).

×Started by going around the outside anti-clockwise , hugging the edge and trying to take out no more than a 2-wide line and moving diagonally at corners to hug the edge. Left most of the tar intact in the SE corner and on the north side, at first.

×To do the top and left chamber, reduce the top chamber of tar into 3 rows by shaving
only the top sides, then start shaving tars by row starting at the top in left chamber
(east to west, then west to east: rinse and repeat) and then figure out the rest