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Topic: ais523's puzzles (Read 15594 times)
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Werbad
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For Encoding ( dinasog): dubevog I'm not sure if compressing both crates into a base 11 number was the smartest choice, but it gave me an extra bit to work with.
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Twee
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It's a bit late, but here's mine for 1-up( hidypom): sylyduc. edit: removed some vestigial parts from my solution.
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« Last Edit: February 19, 2010, 05:37:49 PM by Twee »
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ais523
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New puzzle: zykyfox, "Speed Copy". Like one of my others, almost self-solving, but the crates are the wrong color. Can you copy them fast enough? I haven't solved it yet (only just created it), but I suspect it's possible.
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Rene
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Speed Copy is certainly possible, but also pretty tough. I had an advantage because I had a solution to my own puzzle "Speed Floor Fluid Extreme" ( dufocyn), which I could re-use. So, I cleaned and tuned the diesel engine from that solution, installed a second one, and presto: here is my speed boat solution For Speed Copy ( zykyfox): sykimaz
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ais523
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So here's a nice easy one, just because I'm amused it's possible: serefyd, Sequence in a Confined Space. I imagine most people's solutions to this will be pretty similar to mine, and each other.
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ais523
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And here's a rather harder one: segupop, No Timing Necessary. My solution: mecydagThis one's sort-of an inversion of 1-Up. Instead of sending data upwards, you send it downwards. Instead of being able to send only crates, you can't send crates. And instead of requiring a solution based on timing… well, you'll see.
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jf
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« Last Edit: March 10, 2012, 09:42:08 AM by jf »
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Rene
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For Sequence in a Confined Space ( serefyd): dybipohFor No Timing Necessary ( segupop): bycelyb - Just because no timing is necessary, does not mean that it is not possible to use timingAnd finally: For 1-up ( hidypom): dyhokag
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« Last Edit: March 10, 2012, 08:00:07 PM by Rene »
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ais523
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So it turns out, conveying 4 bits of information is easy just by counting dozers, as you can fit 16 dozers just fine. This allows for timing-based solutions where you cut off the stream of dozers at a given point. However, what if you had to convey not 4 bits, but 12? No Timing Necessary 2: kygusihMy solution:  kuravys nupacoh (the previous version failed on the all-zeros case, I fixed it by adding one girder)
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« Last Edit: March 11, 2012, 01:30:27 PM by ais523 »
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