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  • Light-Bot (aka Light Bot)

    This is a nice new puzzle game!

    You have to control a robot by giving it commands. Use programmer-style logic for more complex levels that include functions to re-use.

    Use the mouse to drag light-Bot controls into the slots.


    Play Light-Bot

    Have fun!


    EDIT: I could use some help at level 11
    It's the level were you start on the left. There is a sort of tower in the middle and one blue cube on the left and one on the right.

    I just can't fugure out what functions to use.

    Please use spoilers to give hints:
    [spoiler=Title Here]Enter text here...[/spoiler]

    Last edited by sum; 09-12-2008, 10:20:34.

  • #2
    Guh, I'm stuck there too. There's just not enough room for everything it looks like I need to do.

    EDIT: Got it! Here's a screencap of how I laid it out (sorry, spoiler tags were being disagreeable): http://i33.tinypic.com/200pev7.jpg
    Last edited by nin_man; 09-12-2008, 13:52:39.

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    • #3
      I enjoy this game, but I really wish that it had a menu to go back and replay previous levels. You did that level a bit different then me. I just used my functions to get to the top of the center and went left first. That way I ended up back at the starting point and just repeated the process. I would like to see yours in action. It looks interesting.

      I'm stuck on the following one. I am thinking you somehow need to set up an endless loop to complete it. It seems impossible otherwise.

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      • #4
        That one took some doing. I ended up
        and then
        And then used the main box to call that function, and add more commands, as needed. I only used seven slots in the main box.



        The last level looks really easy, I just haven't been able to tackle it yet.

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        • #5
          You are right. The last stage is extremely easy.



          I finished with 203 moves total.

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          • #6
            my gosh this reminds me of the fortran algorithms of younger years in college. We used imbedded do loops a lot. So far pretty easy, I guess I am remembering.

            Edit: done with 194 commands. Several times I created endless loops, thank goodness for that stop button.
            Last edited by RBS; 09-12-2008, 22:40:31.

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            • #7
              Amazing game! im now only on 9, how many levels is there?

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              • #8
                Only 186

                The one with that stairs in the middle to reach two tiles at at different ends was the hardest. Couldn't find the code to reuse, thanks nin_man

                No endless loops used at all

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                • #9
                  186 is great jrk. wtg. I was joking about the endless loops but after rereading the posts I am curious if one could be used. Main calls up f1 which calls f2 which calls f1. IF you can do that and light up all the lights then hit stop you should advanced to next level. That could possibly lower the commands even more although 186 is pretty darn efficient.

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                  • #10
                    How the hell can i save the game?

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                    • #11
                      Compete

                      Fished with 198 commands. thanks for the help on 11 i had it a bit wrong and couldn't work out where.

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