Hi Steve:
Yes, you are right.
1. He played and recorded Special-I.LVL #95 until M / S = 49,953 /
7,514. At this point, 15 blocks were sunk, including the one at P1,
while eight blocks are still at the original places. He saved the level
as longestmost.LVL.
2. He played and recorded longestmost.LVL until the tank reaches the
flag at M / S = 30,009 / 4,722.
He submitted three files: Special-I_0095.lpb (49953/7514),
longestmost.LVL, and longestmost_0001.lpb (30009/4722). His aggregate
is: 79,962 / 12,236.
Bye,
Suyono
Steve wrote:
Yes, you are right.
1. He played and recorded Special-I.LVL #95 until M / S = 49,953 /
7,514. At this point, 15 blocks were sunk, including the one at P1,
while eight blocks are still at the original places. He saved the level
as longestmost.LVL.
2. He played and recorded longestmost.LVL until the tank reaches the
flag at M / S = 30,009 / 4,722.
He submitted three files: Special-I_0095.lpb (49953/7514),
longestmost.LVL, and longestmost_0001.lpb (30009/4722). His aggregate
is: 79,962 / 12,236.
Bye,
Suyono
Steve wrote:
>
> suyono,
> ok, that's what i thought. so:
>
> "level Special-I_0095 >>>longest<<>>most<<<
> The hint contain now the GHS for this level.
> PGN made his GHS by combining 2 LPB."
>
> actually means that there are two levels and two lpb files that get
> played seperately, but one level ends where the other begins, and you
> have to play two lpb's for the two levels to see the whole solution.
>
> is this right?
> -steve