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Topic: Werbad's Puzzles (Read 50948 times)
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Twee
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It fails because there needs to be a crate before the F crate or the F will not stop underneath the copier.
I feel like an idiot for not figuring that out. Thanks for clearing it up, all the same.
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jf
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For Shift Period ( gudebeb): cabikazExcellent puzzle, Werbad! My solution is a little slow, only due to my slow template copier. To see the design principle, open up the fresh puzzle in the sandbox, and catch the barrels as they come out. Catch nine in a first column, eight in the next, seven in the next, six in the next, and finally five in the last, with the top of each column lined up. Then, by setting the five starter barrels to various patterns of 0 and F to control the count of ? crates injected, the resulting pattern will be obvious. For Devil's Crate ( nefobic): dadimilAnother good puzzle! Edit: For Full Stop ( byryned): logogec bexivov
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« Last Edit: April 21, 2009, 05:00:40 PM by jf »
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Werbad
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Nice work! Though I still don't understand how your Shift Period Solution works :p New Puzzle: Cross Communication: zegitaf
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jf
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Nice work! Though I still don't understand how your Shift Period Solution works :p
konygun shows the pattern I am looking for: I take five strings of crates -- the first nine, the next eight, the next seven, the next six, and the next five. I make a copy of each string, trim off the first crate from the copy, and then compare that with the next string. (Conveniently, trimming the first string of nine handles the mix-up possible at the start when the injection timing is just right, where the crates re-order once). Trimming the first nine gives eight, which I compare to the next eight. Trimming the next eight gives seven, which I compare with the next seven, and so on. For any comparison, if my "z bit" 1 barrel stays on the gate long enough it will boost the "result" dozer upwards.
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Werbad
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Ok, I understand it now. Made a follow-up on Cross Communication: Cross Communication 2: kygocexIt's twice as fast as the original, I stumbled across a new way of sending the information when solving the first one that worked for this speed as well. If you are having problems with the first one, don't bother with this one.
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Rene
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And some old level I found lying around, never managed to solve this one: Spaceships: febakynYou should not tempt me with a challenge like that, you know  What a difficult puzzle this was!! It seems that you have just a bit too little space or time in every corner, and for every part of the solution  Very good challenge  For Spaceships ( febakyn): pozevygAnd for Cross Communication 2 ( kygocex): xegemobIn this solution, I am particulary proud of the binary transmitter, found in the left bottom corner (and top right corner) And for Devils Crate ( nefobic): senilyd
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« Last Edit: May 03, 2009, 09:05:13 PM by Rene »
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Werbad
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Forgot to post my solution to Cross Communication 2: romivyhI've been busy trying to solve Spaceships. Still no luck on this one though.
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jf
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I'm going to have to dust off my Cross Communication work and finish it one of these days. I also have some work on Spaceships in progress. I just haven't had much time to devote to puzzling lately. They are tough ones.
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Werbad
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« Last Edit: June 11, 2009, 11:54:21 AM by Werbad »
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Rene
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« Last Edit: June 12, 2009, 07:37:27 PM by Rene »
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Werbad
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Great work! My solutions: For Two Timer ( bebixup): gipumyr I didn't think of using crates at the bottom, so I counted the number of adds instead.Resource Shortage ( papudic): jibyden
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Werbad
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« Last Edit: July 16, 2009, 07:56:22 PM by Werbad »
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Rene
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« Last Edit: July 26, 2009, 11:30:10 PM by Rene »
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Rene
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For Minor Difference ( cicahim): paregivThe hardest part was the lack of space in the top right, where it was most natural to place the machinery.
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