Sly's Puzzles

[Rene]

For Alcatraz 3 (musimyl): gavihys
For Wall of Silence 3 v1.2 (nukusig): zonigak

[jnz]

For Wall of Silence 3 v1.2 (nukusig): danidah

For Wall of Silence 3 v1.2 (nukusig): zonigak

This is broken for E.  Your down-counter doesn't output an E.  I do like that push off the furnace at full speed trick.

[jf]

For Wall of Silence 3 (nukusig): rosodaz.

[Rene]

For Wall of Silence 3 v1.2 (nukusig): danidah

For Wall of Silence 3 v1.2 (nukusig): zonigak

This is broken for E.  Your down-counter doesn't output an E.  I do like that push off the furnace at full speed trick.

Darn, that bloody old physics model! Nothing works as expected....
This should fix it: gipodex - still with the "push off the furnace at full speed" trick 

[sly]

This one is a collaboration of some other levels, just minimized to fit one screen. There are six other levels in this one level. It ought to be called six-in-one but I'm calling it Windows since it's like windows to other levels. I did have to modify some of them in order for it to work.

Levels used:
Rocket by jf
Waiting for a fad to pass by TTTPPP
Church by Adept
Glass Floor by Rene
Recycling Tray by HatKirby
and Wall of Silence by Me

Windows: nokyhar

[jf]

Oh, I did not think it was possible! That was a tough, tough puzzle -- quite the exercise in miniaturization. The available space in the top right is severely restricted, and the top left does not seem possible as the 1 crate's starting position spoils several strategic points. Yet, I managed to find a solution to each of the Windows (nokyhar): gyvuzap. (And I really like the miniature version of Rocket!  )

(Did you realize that your top left differs from Waiting for a fad to pass by one space? That makes it quite a different puzzle.)

[jnz]

For Windows (nokyhar): xobikag.  Now I see what jf meant about the upper left; that 1 is in a very inconvenient spot. 

[sly]

Yes I did reposition the 1 because anyone could use their solution for the orginal in Windows

[jf]

Yes I did reposition the 1 because anyone could use their solution for the orginal in Windows

Nicely done -- great puzzle. jnz makes the top left look so easy after I had such a hard time with it.

[jnz]

jnz makes the top left look so easy after I had such a hard time with it.

Looks can be deceiving.  I tried several dead-end strategies before I stumbled upon this one.  I started with the upper-left, hoping it would be easy to adapt my existing solution.  But I got so frustrated with it that I went and solved all the other windows first, with the top-right being the hardest of those.  Then it was a long trial-and-error session to get that last window working.

[sly]

The internal clock begins ticking at somepoint and ends fast. Can you synchronize your machines?

Synchronize: fucanyc

[sly]

Crates to barrels.. sounds easy enough, unless your dyslexic.

Dyslexia: nexifud

[sly]

Rubicon is base-16, we use base-10, binary is base-2, tallying is base-1, but what exactly is a base-0 number system?

A Base-Zero number system: rycecux

[adept]

For Base-zero hynidov

synchronize : jofytar I suppose this might not work if the F in the left came out very late. It worked everytime I ran it

[jnz]

For A Base-Zero number system (rycecux): riradex

On a separate note, am I the only one who thinks Synchronize is impossible to solve (other than probabilistically)?