This is an accumulative trophy. Every step that your avatar takes in all of the modes counts for this. Your avatars will just have to take quite a few steps though. You can't really farm this since it's such a large number of steps that the avatar(s) has to take, so don't even worry about it. This will come as you're playing through each level. Since you have to go through each level at least three times, worry about completing Light and Shadow Apprentice, Light and Shadow Journeyman, and Light and Shadow Master first.

If for some reason you're having trouble unlocking this trophy or are just getting impatient, then create a level that is fairly large and has an infinite loop where you can walk continuously. When you have the level set up and start walking, then leave the game running long enough to unlock this trophy.

This is an accumulative trophy. In order to jump, you'll have to manipulate the puzzle a bit. Scattered around most puzzles are spheres. If you move the shadows around such that one of the sphere's shadows is inside of a platform, but sticking out a bit, you've made a bounce pad for your avatar to jump. You will find these in almost every level, so you should get this fairly quickly and without even trying for it.

This is an accumulative trophy. Some platforms will have holes in them. If your avatar walks on one, it will fall through and (hopefully) onto a platform below. You will have to adjust the scene a bit so that the avatar can fall safely. Again, these are quite common in puzzles and you will earn the necessary amount fairly quickly.

This is an accumulative trophy. Arches are sometimes tricky to work with. Not only do you have to get the arch shape to appear, but two arches have to be connected to the same shadow. When you walk through one, you can continue to go back and forth between them until you unlock this. It will take a bit of time. Arches will be found quite a bit, but they're not as common as bounce pads or holes.

This is an accumulative trophy. Occasionally, you'll find a bounce pad that launches your avatar into a platform above. It doesn't happen often, but you also don't need a ridiculously high number of head injuries for this trophy.

This is an accumulative trophy. Each level in Escort mode has a goal point. To reveal these, you have to find a vertical rectangle (will be blue in the foreground) and combine it's shadow with a sphere's shadow. The circular shadow will have to be above the top portion of the rectangle to create a bit of an archway. With 98 levels in Escort mode, you'll get this long before the end. You also don't need to pass through 100 goal points, just reveal them by combining the shapes.

There are 26 pieces of Shadow Art in different levels throughout the game. In order to find them, you have to move the Move controller around to form the shape until you see a pop saying "Shadow Art _____". Once it's unlocked, to save it, you have to complete the puzzle. Here are the videos for all 26.

The first game mode that you'll most likely be starting with is Escort. Here, you're manipulating the scene so that the avatar can make it's way to the exit. There are special shapes along the way that you can utilize to help get you there. A sphere sticking out of a platform will bounce you up into the air. A hole in a platform will cause you to drop to a lower platform. Arches are kind of a teleporter and will take you to any arch that is also connected to the same platform. You will also have to find the goal, which is revealed with by connecting a sphere to a vertical rectangle.

There are 98 (103 if you include the tutorial levels) levels in all and they get more complex as you advance.

The second of the game modes is Echo. Here, you have to collect the echos of your avatar around the level. Again, you'll have to manipulate the puzzle in order be able to access each echo. The levels that you have to complete are the same 98 that you had to do for Escort mode. There are no goals that you have to reveal. As soon as you collect each of the echos in a level, then the level is completed.

The final mode is Paint. You will have three colored avatars in this mode and again, you'll have to manipulate the puzzle so that they can make their way around it. Unlike the other two though, there is nothing to collect or a goal to reveal. They just have to walk around. Every surface that they touch though gets colored whatever color that they are. There will be a wheel in the top left corner and there will be a mark indicating what percentage of the level has to be colored in.

Yes, there is a level editor. Fortunately, the levels that you make can be as complex or as simple as you'd like. If you want to create five very simple levels, upload them all, and then delete them, you can. The trophy will unlock after the fifth level is uploaded.

After completing community created levels, you can describe the levels with some pre-selected stickers. Select one of the sticker options (Not Bad, Excellent, Difficult, Beautiful, Tricky, and Shadow Art) and drag it over onto the image of the puzzle with the other stickers. I had trouble getting the stickers to stay if I placed them anywhere except partially on top of another sticker of the same type. If you choose a different sticker that hasn't been used yet, you can place it anywhere on the edges. You can only use one sticker per level, so you will have to create 100 user created levels.