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- Jonathan Handojo
- Fri, February 19, 2016
- Played: 69 Solved: 27 Uniquely Solved: 21
- Best Solution: 131 steps Your Best: You're not logged in!
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- I said in the community talk that it was not possible to do this one squared, but i guess i was wrong.
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Jonathan Handojo ProWell, is this the kind of 'door' you are talking about, Jimbim?February 19 2016 at 03:16
Jimbim Pro@Jonathan Handojo: Interesting idea, but you are using an awful lot of extra squares to create this effect. I have made a simplified version of this, using a door and a button. The problem is that it doesn't create a foolproof one-way door, and can therefore be solved with fewer steps than is really intended. A one-square, one-way door could not be manipulated in this way.February 19 2016 at 08:32- Jonathan Handojo Pro@Jimbim: Well, it's only the left side of the puzzle that you need to think to solve. The right one is simply to follow, and I think a portal is enough to say "one-square", but since you care about steps as well, i guess it can't be helped.February 19 2016 at 10:09
- Jimbim Pro@Jonathan Handojo: Yes, this puzzle is an excellent simulation of how a one square solution would work.February 19 2016 at 10:59
