>>13
Left as an exercise for the reader. Solution in Appendix A.
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Anonymous2009-01-02 4:18
>>13
A: >>11 is this game even turning complete?
>even turning complete?
>even turning =turning at 2,4,6,...
>COMPLETE
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Anonymous2009-01-02 6:21
Wait, wtf, there is no "GRUNNUR" statement. Ugh.
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Anonymous2009-01-02 6:58
I hope that the second version has monads.
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Anonymous2009-01-02 10:52
If you enjoyed thinking this way, and using logic to solve problems, consider trying to learn a real programming language
Some examples are Turing, Java, and Flash Actionscript.
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Anonymous2009-01-02 22:07
lolcode 4.0 is the cheezburger
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Anonymous2009-01-03 13:28
lolcheez 4.0 is the burgercode
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Anonymous2009-01-03 13:30
cheesecheese loeb cheese cheese loebcheese
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Anonymous2009-01-04 16:10
[green]"GRUNNUR"[/green]
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Anonymous2009-01-04 21:07
Completed using 192 commands...
The whole point of the game seems to be abstracting common problems down to subroutines, something that is indeed a good ability to have, albeit an easy one.
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Anonymous2009-01-04 22:21
just finished level 10.. what an ass.. was the correct solution to have SPOILER: loads of stuff that is useful in one path but when called for the other relies on that fact he can't make a jump or move (null operations)
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Anonymous2009-01-04 22:44
Completed using 186... yeah 11, 12 no biggies...10 was the bastard for me..maybe i missed something obvious.
I believe the intended solution for level 10 was to use a function for the path up the steps, then use a function with a few situational NOPs that includes a position reset at the end.
also i didn't bother taking a screenshot because i had thought 160 was a high number. and it's really not interesting enough for me to give a fuck about playing through again.
>>27 If you go to the left light first then your bot is only a LEFT JUMP LEFT away from its starting position.You can write a function F1 that walks to the top of the steps and a function F2 that does a couple of JUMPs, a few FORWARDS, and a LIGHT. Onto the end of this one you can also add the LEFT JUMP LEFT that's needed to get you back in starting position.Then you just have to F1 LEFT JUMP LEFT FORWARD RIGHT F2 F1 RIGHT F2.
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Anonymous2009-01-05 17:08
>>34
That's what I did too. Or at least, it sounds like you're describing what I did, I can't really remember.
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Anonymous2009-01-05 17:34
I was going to say lets collaborate and see what we can get down too .. but it seems to have been done..