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Topic: jf's Puzzles (Read 43591 times)
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That's a cool solution. I found an old unsolvable puzzle that I never posted, and made it solvable, so here is a new puzzle: Card Trick zymynon |
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« Last Edit: April 16, 2008, 06:14:52 PM by jf »
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jnz
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For Cleanroom NP ( fevubom): docydul. This wasn't as hard the second time around.  |
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That is so cool. I wanted to create something like that,  but I happened upon this simpler solution... For Card Trick: bulahuv |
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Rene
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For Passing Trains Remix ( xumeted): xydesagThis brings back nostalgic memories...  |
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For Passing Trains Remix ( xumeted): xydesagThis brings back nostalgic memories... Well done! You really have a knack for reducing a puzzle to its fundamentals and solving expeditiously. I wonder how I can make this more of a challenge for you.  To steer you towards an "intended solution", here is a variation: Passing Trains Remix MI6 ruguvix. |
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Rene
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To steer you towards an "intended solution", here is a variation: Passing Trains Remix MI6 ruguvix. ... I was already afraid you wanted to cross the middle trains as well. OK, with a carefully timed train schedule, here is For Passing Trains Remix MI6 ( ruguvix): tymucat |
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« Last Edit: April 30, 2008, 05:56:47 PM by Rene »
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jf
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Excellent, Rene. I was happy to see your solution because I was intending to attempt such a design. I was sure it could be done but just didn't have the time yet to start on it. You'll see my solution solves in reverse -- bottom-to-top vs. top-to-bottom. And very nice work jnz. Of course, I expect you are already at the drawing board for the MI6 My solution for Passing Trains Remix, which will also work for MI6: pytekih, adapted from my original solution for Passing Trains. |
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And very nice work jnz. Of course, I expect you are already at the drawing board for the MI6 My solution for Passing Trains Remix, which will also work for MI6: pytekih, adapted from my original solution for Passing Trains. I was working on MI6 but then I got frustrated and peeked at Rene's solution. The "clapping" mechanism in the middle is very interesting. I couldn't predict what it would do just by looking at it. |
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immibis
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if the_computer_is_turned_on and not the_computer_is_on_fire then do_stuff()
"He deflected my electric attack with a wall of water! That makes perfect sense!"
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For Stovepipe: lozizyl. I notice you forgot to put this one on the front page. For Eagle Feather: pifuzezEdit: For Spinning Wheel: tubaben, and with no ticks to spare for 0's. Edit #2: For Cleanroom NP: fodicid, forgot to post it before. Edit #3: For Machine Shop: derebydEdit #4: For Coffee Table: fidugizFor Vault: lifapisFor Click: nogoger for all but F For Chiclet: focezer |
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« Last Edit: May 11, 2008, 01:41:45 AM by immibis »
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if the_computer_is_turned_on and not the_computer_is_on_fire then do_stuff()
"He deflected my electric attack with a wall of water! That makes perfect sense!"
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