--- In [email protected], "Ben Jones" <yahoo2@...> wrote:
by adding some ice to the path, and to fill in space with crystal.
tunnel complex) and move it, rather than have 4 ATs with a
considerably more convoluted path that prob wouldn't fit within the
constraints for the field.
tunnels to do your second suggestion and I have spent over an hour
trying to get your first working on an infinite loop. I can manage 7
cycles before getting shot by an AT that I should have already
passed. I have tried a number of different configurations but with no
success. If I had an extra row I could squeeze it in.
Perhaps there is another way.
Say¨nara
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> Yep, that's done it. I'm most impressed.D¨mo arigat¨, Ozaru-san
> Roughly how long did it take you to do it?15 min to get it working plus another 5 to decrease lags to a minimum
by adding some ice to the path, and to fill in space with crystal.
> Your tank path was simpler than I expected but the ATs / mirrors /I believe so. It was certainly simpler to have one AT (for each
> extra tunnels more complex -- presumably that's the only way to get
> it all to fit within the screen.
tunnel complex) and move it, rather than have 4 ATs with a
considerably more convoluted path that prob wouldn't fit within the
constraints for the field.
> Next challenge I suppose is to get the AT to rotate 90-180-270-360You are either mad or a sadist. There are not enough colours of
> in one direction then likewise in the opposite direction... or to
> get 2 ATs twirling in opposite directions... who knows, with a few
> rotating mirrors it might just be possible (but I suspect it's
> beyond my abilities)!
tunnels to do your second suggestion and I have spent over an hour
trying to get your first working on an infinite loop. I can manage 7
cycles before getting shot by an AT that I should have already
passed. I have tried a number of different configurations but with no
success. If I had an extra row I could squeeze it in.
Perhaps there is another way.
Say¨nara
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