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Darn, now I have to finish my solution as well. I have it almost completed, but ran out of space. .
It is an interesting concept for a puzzle, though.
YES, did it! For What does it do? ( dofodip): dovahus I used a lookup table as well; but a single big one. |
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Cool. I think next time I'll have to give you even less space to play with :-) |
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Darn, now I have to finish my solution as well.  You know, the reason that I didn't post my solution to For In the Drawing Room with the Bulldozer is because you solved it without using the door key! That, after jnz's solution with the cool dozer turn. OOPS: Looking at Rene's solution, I see that I accidentally left some unused values in my tables. That's a problem with hand-coding these tables, isn't it? Here is a reduced solution for What does it do: cosacof |
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« Last Edit: February 25, 2012, 07:00:18 PM by jf »
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That didn't take you long. Well done. A lot simpler than my time-slot based solution which took me many hours to get everything working in sync. |
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For Outsourcing ( nomezit): gidegivI also went for a multiplexed loop design, which was fun. Edit: I can remove the swap at the beginning and it works. It just doesn't immediately solve for F. sebylyh |
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« Last Edit: March 01, 2012, 10:37:47 PM by jf »
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A new puzzle. It might be a bit easy though cos I could only manage 2 digits. A 3 or more digit one would require a more clever solution so perhaps someone more experienced can make one. What does it do? dofodipChallenge accepted. Here is a 3 digit one. Not sure whether it is solvable, though, the original version was already very hard. What does it do too? tyxycak |
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A new puzzle. It might be a bit easy though cos I could only manage 2 digits. A 3 or more digit one would require a more clever solution so perhaps someone more experienced can make one. What does it do? dofodipChallenge accepted. Here is a 3 digit one. Not sure whether it is solvable, though, the original version was already very hard. What does it do too? tyxycakCool. (I'll add it to the list at the top with the appropriate credit.) The lookup table would be 4 times bigger so there might be just enough room. I'd love to see someone get a trial division solution working though. Too hard for me at this stage :-) |
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For Outsourcing ( nomezit): vupegyb It's a reasonably simple solution based on using 3 timeslots in each quadrant, each of which is four cycles long. |
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New series of puzzles: | A Day at the Races - Pick the Winner | bozutyp | | A Day at the Races - 2 Horse Race | fimigus | | A Day at the Races - Scratchings | bokedel | | A Day at the Races - Trifecta | dibugef |
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Damnit! I didn't think that type of solution was possible. I'd have prevented the Turn Signal except that it might be too restrictive without it.kebaboh doesn't quite work though. If the random crates are the same it gets the order wrong. |
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