GoldTheUmbreon wrote:

AYUBALLENA wrote:

GoldTheUmbreon wrote:

AYUBALLENA wrote:

GoldTheUmbreon wrote:

AYUBALLENA wrote:

spino131 wrote:

@professorUelf could you add a mute button

But you can mute your sound

but what if you're trying to listen to something else on a different site?

Fair enough

I know! On PC: right click tab and press “mute site”
On mobile: I don’t know sadly… let me do some research

On mobile you have to go on a call, mute the call and for some reason it works (at least on iPad)

weird…

Yeah it’s all because the “terms and conditions” (yes, I read the 22-page thing for it)

spino131 wrote:

this level took me awhile to make
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this was really hard but i got it (final time: 1.44 min)

Five to waste. (Easy)
Level Info:
3x4 Grid
2 Rewinds
Simple puzzle (2/5 Difficulty)

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when green flag clicked
if <(username) = [Pixelworyer]> then
set [Dumb] to [True]
end
stop [This script]

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My first level in this game

forever
if <(username) = [Lellylow]> then 
say [yay]
else
say [wait what]
broadcast [username changed v]
end
end

Lellylow wrote:

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My first level in this game

Love it! Great level.

Micropuzzle:
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when gf clicked
say hi :: pen

define spoonification
I am weird{
change x by (a number :: obsolete stack)
create clone of [a number v] :: grey
"a number" refers to a number :: sensing
EAT PEOPLE OM :: variables
say [you were yummy]
} :: operators
when <"a number" refers to a number :: list> :: sound
spoonification :: control

SciPiDilts wrote:

Micropuzzle:
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Wow that is either incredibly difficult / impossible or im just dumb.
Looks simple at first sight, but I can't find a way to solve it without abusing bugs.

Well done.

ProfessorUelf wrote:

SciPiDilts wrote:

Micropuzzle:
030303351142112911371033114211141142112511371219114211341142111511421115114211

Wow that is either incredibly difficult / impossible or im just dumb.
Looks simple at first sight, but I can't find a way to solve it without abusing bugs.

Well done.

And that's why micropuzzles are so cool. It is in fact possible without glitches, so keep trying if you feel like it.

when gf clicked
say hi :: pen

define spoonification
I am weird{
change x by (a number :: obsolete stack)
create clone of [a number v] :: grey
"a number" refers to a number :: sensing
EAT PEOPLE OM :: variables
say [you were yummy]
} :: operators
when <"a number" refers to a number :: list> :: sound
spoonification :: control

Another micropuzzle:
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when gf clicked
say hi :: pen

define spoonification
I am weird{
change x by (a number :: obsolete stack)
create clone of [a number v] :: grey
"a number" refers to a number :: sensing
EAT PEOPLE OM :: variables
say [you were yummy]
} :: operators
when <"a number" refers to a number :: list> :: sound
spoonification :: control

loop around

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timefordinner wrote:

loop around

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Nice!

when gf clicked
say hi :: pen

define spoonification
I am weird{
change x by (a number :: obsolete stack)
create clone of [a number v] :: grey
"a number" refers to a number :: sensing
EAT PEOPLE OM :: variables
say [you were yummy]
} :: operators
when <"a number" refers to a number :: list> :: sound
spoonification :: control

Stop the Clock:
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level is hard

pinkkitten89 wrote:

Stop the Clock:
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level is hard

Looping 99 times is cheese.

An initial contribution from me (shouldn't be too hard, unlike my normal habit):

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I may have encountered a bug with obtaining your level save code, but I haven't tried to reproduce it yet. It involves editing your level after initially completing it:

1. Create a level in the editor.
2. Play(verify) and complete your level to obtain your level save code. Click to return to the editor.
3. Modify your level (not sure if this is required) and Play(verify) the updated level.
4. Completing the level the second time does not present the player with their updated level save code. It also did not return to the editor, but instead returned to the main menu screen.

I also noticed the same issue as I posted in the project comments after this happened: if I pressed play again on the main menu screen, it appears to consider my completion of the custom level (initiated from the editor) as level 34 and presents a blank screen (presumably trying to show the next undefined level?).

SciPiDilts wrote:

Micropuzzle:
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All of my solutions for this first puzzle involve doing the same thing that can also be used to cheese it (I'm trying not to spoil it, so sorry for being deliberately unclear, but it's similar to @Pixelworyer's puzzle). Your second micropuzzle has the same genre of solution (without being quite as exploitable), so I am guessing this was intentional.

I solved both puzzles this way, but wanted to check that I wasn't missing an alternate strategy (such as careful timing around clone generation) that does not rely on this (redacted) strategy. I just started looking at LOOP, so I'm not familiar with what shenanigans may be expected around clone timing.

spino131 wrote:

this level took me awhile to make
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Nice one!



Also the levels by:

Pixelworyer wrote:

Lellylow wrote:

dave3m wrote:

SciPiDilts wrote:

Micropuzzle:
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All of my solutions for this first puzzle involve doing the same thing that can also be used to cheese it (I'm trying not to spoil it, so sorry for being deliberately unclear, but it's similar to @Pixelworyer's puzzle). Your second micropuzzle has the same genre of solution (without being quite as exploitable), so I am guessing this was intentional.

Yep, that solution was intentional, though I didn't take inspiration from @Pixelworyer, I came up with it on my own. There's also a second way to solve puzzle #2, but not #1

when gf clicked
say hi :: pen

define spoonification
I am weird{
change x by (a number :: obsolete stack)
create clone of [a number v] :: grey
"a number" refers to a number :: sensing
EAT PEOPLE OM :: variables
say [you were yummy]
} :: operators
when <"a number" refers to a number :: list> :: sound
spoonification :: control

@ProfessorUelf can you add orange and black goals? I think that they would make for some interesting puzzles.

when gf clicked
say hi :: pen

define spoonification
I am weird{
change x by (a number :: obsolete stack)
create clone of [a number v] :: grey
"a number" refers to a number :: sensing
EAT PEOPLE OM :: variables
say [you were yummy]
} :: operators
when <"a number" refers to a number :: list> :: sound
spoonification :: control