Hi Christopher
(Bit tardy - been busy)
Thanks for that, nice to know someone appreciates some of my levels
although there weren't really any mechanical ones in this set of mine
(not like laserloopy's, anyway). However, I am now up to my mechanical
set created during a very fruitful March 2005, and it features more of
what I call "motors" where things get pushed around forever. I will be
submitting it to Donald for the December Update if I get the hints
tidied up in time...
On another matter, I've just found out that you modified your Ch-IV
170 ("Humdinger") to block my shortcut. Unfortunately it is to no
avail and I have disrespected your level again. The problem appears to
be the easy access to the M10 block rather than being able to use the
mirrors which you got rid of. Maybe crystal at L10 will block the
access while still allowing your original intended solution?
Good luck with it.
Mark
--- In [email protected], "Christopher"
<ontheleewardshore@...> wrote:
(Bit tardy - been busy)
Thanks for that, nice to know someone appreciates some of my levels
although there weren't really any mechanical ones in this set of mine
(not like laserloopy's, anyway). However, I am now up to my mechanical
set created during a very fruitful March 2005, and it features more of
what I call "motors" where things get pushed around forever. I will be
submitting it to Donald for the December Update if I get the hints
tidied up in time...
On another matter, I've just found out that you modified your Ch-IV
170 ("Humdinger") to block my shortcut. Unfortunately it is to no
avail and I have disrespected your level again. The problem appears to
be the easy access to the M10 block rather than being able to use the
mirrors which you got rid of. Maybe crystal at L10 will block the
access while still allowing your original intended solution?
Good luck with it.
Mark
--- In [email protected], "Christopher"
<ontheleewardshore@...> wrote:
>
> The latest levels (not to mention previous ones) by "squirrel" and
> "laserloopy" are truly amazing. Some of them I watch go off by
> themselves for a while before I even begin to try to figure them out!
> Thanks to both of you for your continued creative output, I look
> forward to more as I've enjoyed playing them very much. Best wishes,
> Christopher Gordon
>