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This one's still in development: tyvumihI could not find any way to set up the targets using random crates. |
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That is the most ingenious method of solving an impossible puzzle that I have ever seen.
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Even though it's still in development i needed to take a break from Handi's Triplex so here is what I did for tyvumihkidisen |
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For Comparison Sort Task v0 (tyvumih): hecodup. It is a bit ... weird. I wanted to use the existing pieces. |
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For Comparison Sort Task v0 (tyvumih): hecodup. It is a bit ... weird. I wanted to use the existing pieces. Actually, I had intended this to be the best solution (but since this is v0 I was too lazy to use some method of forcing you to do it this way) |
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That is the most ingenious method of solving an impossible puzzle that I have ever seen.
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Looks like I was a bit lazy... but, hey why making a solution harder then it has to ?! cifigub |
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Yet another Save the Crate level: rasoxoc |
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My solution to Save the Crate 4 (rasoxoc): ragenub |
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Swimming up stream solution: meginadExcellent job! This was fun, I like the idea of taking away the traditional ways of moving one way or the other- opens up a lot of ideas for new levels! |
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So long and thanks for all the fish.
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This one is somewhat more difficult than the others because there's no trick I know of that makes it trivial. zykidibI have not found a solution yet but I'm sure it exists. |
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It's impossible only because of the randomity of the available crate. If the available crate is even and the required one is odd, you will never get an odd one using any calculations.
So instead of putting a random, I would put a "1".
For the rest, the puzzle looks really interresting and I already have a good idea how to solve it (with the "1"). I simply have to manage well the space.
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It's impossible only because of the randomity of the available crate. If the available crate is even and the required one is odd, you will never get an odd one using any calculations.
The easiest way around that would be to stick a copier under the random crate. |
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man, it's true  ... I always forget this! |
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