The puzzles may look very similar, but i came up with very different solution. Watch out for the fusion, if it gets you a non-noble gas, may atoms gets stick together. It makes now 42, you can reduce it by deleting atoms from the last input. ( there was a tourament puzzle with this idea.)Įvery input has 7 atoms, two will be fused to get noble gasses. I put the atoms in a big chunk, then you have to break it down in a reactor. Also a quadrupler for 7, add or delete the syncs to get different numbers.) (There is now a tripler for 8, revire the flip flops to get less. You doubled your atoms! Like this: pic on my drive ĭelete some of the syncs to make it work with fewer numbers. Just transfer the first sequence, then fuse one atom from input A to the second sequence. Do the following: Have a second reactor(this wont count in the symbols). You can solve the puzzle with more then 8 atoms? Good. Choose the input place! If its better for you to input the atoms in the corner you can do it.
no telekinesis, bugs, and other hard glitches. I will test if the solution is independent from the input order.( the ratio is fixed btw) you cant use the pseudo-random input, it has to work with every input-orders. it has to run infinitely without crashing Scoring: The more atoms your sequencer can manage, the better. The transition metals have a lot of bond, so there is no problem bonding them together. Its similar, but you have to output them in one single block! The atoms have to be ALWAYS at the same place! Make them in a row or spiral, ideas on my drive įor this i programmed the atoms from scandium upwards. So the printer goes like: H, He, Li, Be, B, C, N, O, H, He… You can use only 1 reactor! You have to put the ascending sequence into a output printer. The sandbox has a random input starting from hydrogen and going up. Your job is to arrange atoms in ascending order. (you dont need to solve all, just the best you can make) Description below this comment.Ĭopy the puzzle and add it as a custom assignment. Obviously i couldnt put every possible sequence in the sandbox, but your solutions has to work with all of them. The first sequence is reversed, then an ascending, after that randoms are repeated. The number in the puzzles name indicates, how many atoms will it input.
I coded different number of atoms into the sandbox. Your job is to make the max out of a single sensor. ***Read the whole post! Rules after description!*** Make sure you have read the rules!Ġ7/28: solutions are avaible, commentar in the last placeholder comment Tripler and quadrupler added.Ġ7/12: added "AS 42" with 42 atom, i hope its enough.Ġ7/14: update: please send me the puzzle too.Ġ7/16: new Q/A. But i hope, you will like it.Ĭhange log:07/07: Updated rules and added some inroductions.Ġ7/09: Updated infos after reading the questions. My puzzles arent like in the 2015 Tournament, the optimisation is not the main goal. Im not a native speaker, so if something is not understandable, ask me politely about it. But that can mean the cancellation of the event. If turns out my puzzles have well know solutions, or they have been in older tournament, i have a spare puzzle.
SPACECHEM NO NEED FOR INTRODUCTIONS UPDATE
I will update the placeholder comments later. The rules, puzzles, solutions will be posted under this discussion. I will make a video with the solutions, and write notes about the interesting ones. (its much faster so please send me the code). I accept screenshots, but Savechem [would be better. UPDATE: send me wich puzzle is the base of your solution, if you altered the puzzle send me the puzzle too. Send your solutions here: have to include the number of atoms you used, the solution, and i would be glad if you explained how it works.
It will last for 11 days (so you got two weekends). The event starts on Friday(07.08), I will post 2 similar, but different puzzle to solve. I hope i can set a new tradition, and we will see more small tournament, or even a long one. I started this event, to ease the lack of tournament this year.
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