Sly's Puzzles

[sly]

I've organized all my levels in a neat, orderly table:

Name	Level	Solution
Out of the Box	cocotun	puvozog
One to Three	dagivoz	vyxamod
More than meets the eye	losodib	napevot
What you see is what you get	bocares	badagex
There When You Need it	syvopos	cepiham
Gates of Fire	jefokis	figudam
Gates of Fire 2	sumaxag	vabokof
Polar Opposties	pobydez	boberyh
Recycled Air	zybypih	gybudus
Simultaneous	mogutex	fudizag
Inside Out 1	dybareb	jyfahuz
Inside Out 2	fotoxax	kepuval
Inside Out 3	vobyzab	dugygad
Inside Out 4	rutovov	bybeluz
Inside Out 5	vemybyx	None Currently
Wall of Silence	bogyvid	kytebir
Wall of Silence 2	xunalag	letadim
Alcatraz	topunok	nunobex
Alcatraz 2 v1.2	syhigar	tizigyk
Alcatraz 3	musimyl	gecerid
Wall of Silence 3 v1.2	nukusig	zonigak
Windows	nokyhar	gyvuzap
Synchronize	fucanyc	jofytar
Dyslexia	nexifud	None Currently
A base-zero number system	rycecux	hynidov
Synchronize 2	jedixyg	xefoxep
Synchronize 3	gonygef	None Currently
Rubik's Rectangle	xycusud	None Currently

[jf]

Nice puzzle. I thought of two ways to solve it -- this way: degugyf and this way: puvozog.

[sly]

New one:

One to Three: dagivoz

I couldn't really figure out how to solve it on my own so I'm not 100% positive it's possible. But I'm sure it is since there's so many other levels like it.

[jf]

This one was also fun to solve. I tested inputs in the sandbox to find the output pattern. For One to Three: vyxamod.

EDIT: Nicely done, Bucky. I didn't see the forest for the trees.

[Bucky]

Out of the Box:ganasaf or hyseval
Out of three: demudov  Adding A mod16 isn't a very secure form of encryption.

[sly]

Sorry about that, these are the first levels I've ever created. So, I mean,I'll try to make them as good as I can.

Anyway, new one, hope it's better:

More than meets the eye: losodib

[Bucky]

More than meets the eye: napevot.  You ought to know better.

[Rene]

Nice puzzles, Sly.

Out of the Box (cocotun): caguvof
One to Three (dagivoz): cevevig
More than meets the Eye (losodib): gyvoduv  --  Probably not what you expected; leaving space open is risky business...

[sly]

Wow, that's impressive that everyone got it that fast. However, the solutions you guys put out are why the level's called more than meets the eye.

Now I got a follow up that has less 'open space'

What you see is what you get: pevezux

EDIT: I made another one that's super easy, there are actually two ways of solving it, just one way's better than the other:

There When You Need it: syvopos

EDIT: Ummm... New one already

Gates of Fire: jefokis

[jf]

For There When You Need It: cepiham.

In pevezux, the random crate generates two unrelated values. You could drop the crate one tick before pushing it left. Also, the hash function does not produce unique values. Compare for solution crates 6 and C, 7 and E.

[sly]

Good job.

Here's an updated version: bocares (I feel retarded  )

[Bucky]

Gates of Fire: figudam.  The top-center device is one featured in a dream I had a while ago.  When I checked it upon waking, I was surprised to find that it actually worked.
There when you need it: zidemyf.  Nothing here that wasn't in jf's solution.

[Rene]

Here is a first attempt at What You See is What You Get (bocares): badagex
It necessarily fails on 6 and 7, however, because the randomizer in the puzzle does not produce unique numbers 

For Gates of Fire (jefokis): vazyhyp

My There when you need it solution was exactly the same as Bucky's, so there is no need to post it.

You actually dream about Rubicon, Bucky?

[sly]

Gates of Fire 2: sumaxag

Polar Opposties: fufunil

[jf]

For Gates of Fire 2 sumaxag, I set for myself a challenge to refrain from using any dozers. I also wanted to use a single unbroken chain of gates winding through from start to finish but the puzzle layout does not accomodate it, so I had to improvise in two places to maintain continuity. Voila: vabokof.