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by **Nabb** » Tue Jun 29, 2010 3:50 pm UTC

Code: Select all: http://pleasingfungus.com/?ctm=RLE;Do_RLE._G-0,_Y-1._Remove_first_1.;bbbbrrbbbrrrrr:bggrgbyrgy|bbbbbbbbbrb:bggyrb|:|b:b;13;3;0;

Here's my level: Run-length encoding on a string of B's and R's.
Sample: BBBBBRR -> B5R2 -> B101R10 -> (1 is redundant) B01R0 -> BGYRY

My solution is 100 parts (46 conveyors+bridges).

by **Nix** » Tue Jun 29, 2010 6:48 pm UTC

Here are the smallest and fastest known solutions for each level. Their correctness has been verified (up to a limit) and speed (in total execution steps to process a constant test set of inputs) measured with my checker and score keeper program (newest version) as introduced earlier in this thread.

I'm keeping the list up to date, adding anything posted in this thread or PM'd to me.

Code: Select all: 1 Robotoast! 3 parts 8188 steps ( 32764 in game) by Nix 2 Robocoffee! 3 parts 6140 steps ( 24572 in game) by Nix 3 Robolamp! 8 parts 27426 steps ( 112750 in game) by JavaBean 24 parts 25085 steps ( 104036 in game) by Jani 4 Robofish! 4 parts 8188 steps ( 32764 in game) by Steve496 12 parts 6143 steps ( 24574 in game) by Nix 5 Robobugs! 11 parts 8302 steps ( 32900 in game) by Steve496 6 Robocats! 11 parts 34312 steps ( 161802 in game) by Jani 59 parts 29480 steps ( 137234 in game) by Nix 7 Robobears! 15 parts 37896 steps ( 176136 in game) by JavaBean 24 parts 31860 steps ( 145444 in game) by Nix 8 RC Cars! 7 parts 12280 steps ( 49144 in game) by Nix 9 Robocars! 7 parts 49150 steps ( 229374 in game) by Nix 15 parts 41226 steps ( 196974 in game) by Nix 10 Robostilts! 9 parts 53244 steps ( 53244 in game) by Nix 17 parts 45320 steps ( 45320 in game) by Nix 11 Milidogs! 8 parts 35838 steps ( 167931 in game) by Steve496 33 parts 30102 steps ( 139102 in game) by Nix 12 Soldiers! 7 parts 16376 steps ( 65520 in game) by Nix 13 Officers! 18 parts 138690 steps ( 65030 in game) by jareds 103 parts 80606 steps ( 37098 in game) by Nix 14 Generals! 17 parts 132176 steps ( 29804 in game) by jareds 67 parts 72322 steps ( 15754 in game) by Nix 15 Robotanks! 25 parts 40381 steps ( 19958 in game) by Jani 44 parts 34949 steps ( 17130 in game) by Nix 16 Robospies! 8 parts 14350 steps ( 57372 in game) by Nix 25 parts 10382 steps ( 41157 in game) by Nix 17 Androids! 12 parts 16098 steps ( 63041 in game) by Nix 42 parts 9051 steps ( 36204 in game) by Nix 18 Robo-children! 16 parts 245586 steps (1254994 in game) by Nix 53 parts 25800 steps ( 119748 in game) by Nabb 19 Police! 29 parts 633228 steps ( 633228 in game) by yaichi@Kongregate 65 parts 212860 steps ( 212860 in game) by jareds 20 Judiciary! 39 parts 565756 steps ( 444548 in game) by J.P. 85 parts 328412 steps ( 234718 in game) by jareds 21 Teachers! 19 parts 20495 steps ( 80997 in game) by jareds 70 parts 8872 steps ( 35855 in game) by Nix 22 Politicians! 20 parts 189862 steps ( 944974 in game) by Nix 66 parts 45629 steps ( 216944 in game) by Nix 23 Academics! 25 parts 544768 steps ( 227328 in game) by Nix 77 parts 285592 steps ( 125848 in game) by jareds 24 Engineers! 20 parts 227790 steps ( 99598 in game) by Nix 77 parts 66344 steps ( 30376 in game) by Nix 25 Roborockets! 7 parts 49150 steps ( 229374 in game) by Nix 11 parts 45098 steps ( 213042 in game) by Jani 26 Roboplanes! 7 parts 49150 steps ( 22526 in game) by Nix 14 parts 37346 steps ( 17198 in game) by Nix 27 Rocket planes! 14 parts 323580 steps ( 137212 in game) by Nix 50 parts 72362 steps ( 31268 in game) by Nix 28 Robomecha! 19 parts 126982 steps ( 606214 in game) by Nix 49 parts 71126 steps ( 331614 in game) by Nix 29 Seraphim 19 parts 1174068 steps ( 414668 in game) by tehtmi 61 parts 354930 steps ( 117445 in game) by jareds 30 Ophanim 40 parts 3816680 steps ( 46232 in game) by J.P. 101 parts 770522 steps ( 10501 in game) by turingnow 31 Metatron 46 parts 2826308144 steps ( 278198 in game) (over limits) by J.P. 63 parts 5666326 steps ( 69078 in game) by Nix 127 parts 1934688 steps ( 31726 in game) by jestingrabbit

The in-game step counts are based on Manufactoria v1.30h. If a new version gives mismatching results in some level, let me know. (The next version should at least change Generals.) If the in-game steps go over 1M, the game will tell you that the malevolence engine ran out of patience, and you'll have no way to get the actual number from the game. I'm listing the theoretical result anyway.

If you get a better in-game step count than the record here, it still may not be better with my own input set which is the actual metric. This is especially true in the levels where the in-game step counts are significantly smaller than the regular counts. I may later consider adding a new category for fastest in-game results, and also for solutions that can't handle input classes that the game doesn't use because of slight ambiguities, i.e. empty (part-)strings in binary levels and Seraphim, and odd-length inputs in Judiciary.

"Over limits" means that the solution in question requires a longer tape than the 50 used by the game and/or more steps per input than the 100k normally allowed by my checker, even with the regular inputs that are up to 11 long. The solutions should still work for any input, but tests with longer inputs have most likely been skipped as impractical as they don't affect the step counts anyway. I consider these solutions inefficient enough that I'm always also listing the best solution among those that work within the limits.

The data to generate this list, including the save codes for the solutions, is attached as a separate program readable file you can download. I keep it updated too. If you have a modified scores.txt, you can just stick the contents of the new one in the end and the program will gracefully merge, giving preference to earlier occurrences in the file.

I was originally listing the fastest solution for every size, but decided to focus on just either size or speed, no compromises. Still of course listing the fastest solution among the smallest and vice versa. The intermediate records are included in the attached file. You can also still send me intermediate solutions, and I'll add them, just not on the list above.

Edit history continues from here.

2010-07-01

Jestingrabbit improved his speed record for Metatron, losing 45k steps from 2M, adding four parts.

2010-07-03

Metatron got well under 2M steps when jestingrabbit updated his solution again, losing 89k steps.

I improved my Ophanim speed record from 903k to 815k with some rearranging and finally duplicating large parts, moving from 60 to 115 parts.

Updated scores.txt with the latest solutions. J.P.'s over limits Metatron is still missing because the current program version doesn't handle such well.

2010-07-05

Added the step counts as calculated by the game itself as an informational extra column in the listing. I will later change my own input length limit to match the game's in the levels where the game uses longer inputs than my program. I doubt anyone protests?

2010-07-22

(not in scores.txt) Added turingnow's fast Ophanim from the thread, improving from my 815k to 771k with 101 parts.

by **Ken_g6** » Tue Jun 29, 2010 10:54 pm UTC

phlip wrote:If we're sharing new levels, here's one that I was kinda surprised wasn't in the real set: Roboparrots!

That's the nicest new level I've seen yet. And I've found a very elegant 31-piece solution:

Code: Select all: http://pleasingfungus.com/?lvl=36&code=c12:9f3;c12:10f3;c12:11f3;c12:12f3;b9:4f3;p9:5f6;r9:6f1;c10:4f2;q10:5f4;y10:6f0;c11:4f2;r11:5f2;q11:6f5;r11:7f2;g12:4f3;c12:5f3;p12:6f7;p12:7f7;q12:8f0;c13:4f0;b13:5f0;q13:6f1;b13:7f0;c14:4f0;q14:5f2;y14:6f2;r15:4f3;p15:5f4;b15:6f1;y12:2f3;y12:3f3;&ctm=Roboparrots!;OUTPUT:_the_input,_repeated_twice!;b:bb|brbb:brbbbrbb|:|rrb:rrbrrb|bbrbrr:bbrbrrbbrbrr;13;3;0;

It even looks like a parrot, flying from entrance to exit!

And here's how it works:

Spoiler:

by **kriel** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 1:31 am UTC

You ever had one of those coding moments where it just kind of flowed from your hands... and then you looked at what you just wrote and go "... wtf... how does this work? ... i don't care, it gives the right answer."

Yeah. Police just did that to me. (Put a yellow in the middle of an even-length string)

(edit: I looked through it again, and it makes a little more sense, and i de-obfuscated it abit, saving parts in the meantime.)

Code: Select all: ?lvl=19&code=g12:2f3;y12:3f3;p12:4f3;b11:4f2;r13:4f0;y12:5f3;c10:6f2;c11:6f2;c12:6f2;c10:7f3;y10:8f0;c10:9f1;b11:7f0;p11:8f0;r11:9f0;q12:8f4;b13:7f2;c13:8f0;r13:9f2;p14:7f3;q14:8f3;r15:7f0;g15:8f0;b15:9f0;b11:11f2;p12:11f3;r13:11f0;c13:6f2;c14:6f3;y12:10f3;c12:9f3;q12:12f6;p14:9f1;y7:6f2;q7:7f6;p7:8f0;q7:9f2;y7:10f2;b8:6f2;b8:7f3;c8:8f0;r8:9f1;r8:10f2;c9:6f2;c9:7f1;i9:8f2;c9:9f1;c9:10f1;

edit2: ... wtf is judiciary asking for/about? O.o "Accept: (even length) strings that repeat midway through" ... isn't that the same as roboparrot?

by **phlip** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 2:02 am UTC

kriel wrote:edit2: ... wtf is judiciary asking for/about? O.o "Accept: (even length) strings that repeat midway through" ... isn't that the same as roboparrot?

No... Roboparrots is generating strings that repeat halfway through, Judiciary is checking for them.

by **kriel** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 2:25 am UTC

And the "wtf did I just write... whatever, it works" continues on to judiciary, stealing 98% of my police code.

Code: Select all: ?lvl=20&code=b10:1f3;g12:2f0;y11:2f0;p10:2f0;y9:2f0;r10:3f1;y6:4f2;q6:5f6;p6:6f0;q6:7f2;y6:8f2;b7:4f2;b7:5f3;c7:6f0;r7:7f1;r7:8f2;c8:4f2;c8:5f1;i8:6f2;c8:7f1;c8:8f1;c9:4f2;c9:5f3;y9:6f0;c9:7f1;c10:4f2;b10:5f0;p10:6f0;r10:7f0;c11:4f2;q11:6f4;c12:4f2;b12:5f2;c12:6f0;r12:7f2;c13:4f3;p13:5f3;q13:6f3;p13:7f1;r14:5f0;g14:6f0;b14:7f0;c8:2f3;c8:3f3;b10:10f3;p10:11f0;r10:12f1;p11:11f7;b12:10f3;p12:11f6;r12:12f1;q13:11f3;c14:9f0;g14:10f1;p14:11f6;q9:11f7;p8:11f4;g8:10f1;c8:9f2;b13:8f3;p13:9f0;r13:10f1;b9:8f3;p9:9f6;r9:10f1;q10:9f7;q12:9f3;y11:9f3;c11:7f3;c11:8f3;c11:10f3;q11:12f0;q11:13f7;

by **Ken_g6** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 4:00 am UTC

Xanthir, another bug report:

Using both Firefox 3.6.2 beta I think and Chrome 5.0.375.86 beta on Linux, the following Engineers solution fails frequently, even on the empty string!

Code: Select all: ?lvl=24&code=y12:2f3;c12:6f3;c12:7f3;c12:8f3;c12:9f3;c12:10f3;c12:11f3;q12:12f4;b11:3f2;q11:4f5;c12:3f3;p12:4f3;r13:3f0;q13:4f1;p10:4f0;c9:4f1;c9:3f2;c10:3f1;c10:2f2;c11:2f2;p14:4f2;c15:4f1;c15:3f0;c14:3f1;c14:2f0;c13:2f0;c12:5f3;

It works perfectly in Flash. A faster but larger solution has similar problems:

Code: Select all: ?lvl=24&code=q10:3f6;p10:4f0;q10:5f2;b11:3f3;c11:4f0;r11:5f1;p12:4f3;y12:2f3;c12:3f3;c10:2f2;c11:2f2;c13:2f0;c14:2f0;q14:3f0;r13:3f3;b13:5f1;q14:5f4;p14:4f2;c13:4f2;c15:4f3;c9:4f3;c9:5f3;c15:5f3;c12:5f3;c12:6f3;c12:7f3;c12:8f3;c12:9f3;c12:10f3;c12:11f3;q12:12f4;c9:6f2;i10:6f7;c11:6f2;c13:6f0;i14:6f6;c15:6f0;

by **Xanthir** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 5:00 am UTC

Ken_g6 wrote:Xanthir, another bug report:

Using both Firefox 3.6.2 beta I think and Chrome 5.0.375.86 beta on Linux, the following Engineers solution fails frequently, even on the empty string!

Code: Select all
?lvl=24&code=y12:2f3;c12:6f3;c12:7f3;c12:8f3;c12:9f3;c12:10f3;c12:11f3;q12:12f4;b11:3f2;q11:4f5;c12:3f3;p12:4f3;r13:3f0;q13:4f1;p10:4f0;c9:4f1;c9:3f2;c10:3f1;c10:2f2;c11:2f2;p14:4f2;c15:4f1;c15:3f0;c14:3f1;c14:2f0;c13:2f0;c12:5f3;

It works perfectly in Flash. A faster but larger solution has similar problems:

Code: Select all
?lvl=24&code=q10:3f6;p10:4f0;q10:5f2;b11:3f3;c11:4f0;r11:5f1;p12:4f3;y12:2f3;c12:3f3;c10:2f2;c11:2f2;c13:2f0;c14:2f0;q14:3f0;r13:3f3;b13:5f1;q14:5f4;p14:4f2;c13:4f2;c15:4f3;c9:4f3;c9:5f3;c15:5f3;c12:5f3;c12:6f3;c12:7f3;c12:8f3;c12:9f3;c12:10f3;c12:11f3;q12:12f4;c9:6f2;i10:6f7;c11:6f2;c13:6f0;i14:6f6;c15:6f0;

I dunno what to tell you, dude. Both of those work great for me here on Chrome/Win, passing total-coverage up to length 10. I'll check again when I get to work tomorrow to see if there's anything magical about Linux causing failures.

by **Ken_g6** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 8:33 pm UTC

Here's another custom level, with difficulty somewhere between Judges and Ophanim. I say that because I haven't completed Ophanim yet! :oops:

RoboPens! (I hope nobody's taken that name yet.)
"Robotic autopens know when and where to copy your signature. Let them sign your contracts for you! :mrgreen:

"

Code: Select all: ?ctm=RoboPens!;OUTPUT:The_string_after_green,_the_number_of_times_given_before_green,_plus_1;rrrgbrbrrrb:brbrrrb|rrbgrbrbbbr:rbrbbbrrbrbbbr|brgrrrr:rrrrrrrrrrrr|brbbgbr:brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr|bbrrrgb:bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb;13;3;0;

My best solution:

Spoiler:

by **Ken_g6** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 8:42 pm UTC

Xanthir wrote:I dunno what to tell you, dude. Both of those work great for me here on Chrome/Win, passing total-coverage up to length 10. I'll check again when I get to work tomorrow to see if there's anything magical about Linux causing failures.

Oops, I see, I was using the wrong emulator. http://www.xanthir.com/manufactoria.html instead of http://www.xanthir.com/manufactoria/ :oops:

I got the link from your first post mentioning it. Could you redirect the old one or something?

Thanks for checking!

by **Xanthir** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 9:10 pm UTC

Done - http://www.xanthir.com/manufactoria.html now just contains a link to the proper folder.

I also took the opportunity to make it accept the level codes in the url, so you can link straight to a solution with the url tag, rather than having to put it in code or spoiler. Have fun.

Edit: Next task is to make it do the coverage testing properly, so that levels with special requirements don't get fed bad strings. And then parse the level-creator syntax as well.

Edit2: And of course, now I've broken things in an attempt to upgrade some abilities.
Edit3: Fixed! Now you can just view the board, run total-coverage testing, or test for specific strings.

by **Ken_g6** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:02 pm UTC

Xanthir wrote:Done - http://www.xanthir.com/manufactoria.html now just contains a link to the proper folder.
[snip]
Edit3: Fixed! Now you can just view the board, run total-coverage testing, or test for specific strings.

Thanks, Xanthir! Looking better and better.

Now, do you mind another bug report? Running tests on this Rocket Planes code crashes the JavaScript in Chrome, during the testing of [b], with the following in the JavaScript Console:

/manufactoria/manufactoria-checker.js:516: Uncaught ReferenceError: count is not defined

by **Xanthir** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:35 pm UTC

Ah, sorry. Had a silly mistake in the rocketplanes checking function. Fixed.

Also, added a feature to the show-computations option: It now shows the active element for each step.

by **phlip** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:59 pm UTC

Hah, finally beat Judiciary... after much work, I managed to take my Police solution and my Seraphim solution, neither of which were particularly small (I'm not very good at optimisation in this game...) and, after contortions, cram them together into the grid.

I mean, I figured that was the obvious way to do it from the start, but I had my doubts as to whether it would fit... and it did take some contorting...

Now, on to Metatron...

by **Ken_g6** » Wed Jun 30, 2010 11:54 pm UTC

Thanks, Xanthir!

Now let me see if I can help you out. Here's a Stylish script (basically CSS) that lets Firefox display the correct pieces:

Code: Select all: @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document url-prefix("http://www.xanthir.com/manufactoria/") { img[src="entrance.svg"] { background:transparent url("data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAB4AAAAeBAMAAADJHrORAAAAJFBMVEWIiIjMzMwAAABVVVVmZmZnZ2eEhIQ1NTUCAgIzMzNYWFgGBgbSEDDJAAAAX0lEQVR4XoXR0Q3AIAgE0FuhK9wKruIArHG/XaUbOGEJNv2R5PjyGQiIuCoWuQ+dn5sxQY7WyQAmAI7GRaVVF6eT2PkAW+uzOq8AyhVsrN867epNfze/e7/Zn9+/+78XLABD5UD6UwgAAAAASUVORK5CYII=") no-repeat top left; width:30px; height:0px !important; padding-top:30px } img[src="wb0.svg"] { background:transparent url("data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAB4AAAAeBAMAAADJHrORAAAAIVBMVEWqqqoiIiIAAADMzMyIiIgmJiYGBgalpaWAlv+FhYV9kvmUzSqgAAAAZ0lEQVR4XoXRUQ3AIAwE0Fo4C7NQCzNQCyhABgImAplrOxI+uKUXft4FQiiiqu3KaIS4dcl4w5xcDXHQ4MmC2p4bvsS8IHaGo/gz8B0ANVYM3HPs/dxj33dabLqTxMX7i/mV86/+7wUeilN1yBYuagAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==") no-repeat top left; width:30px; height:0px !important; padding-top:30px } img[src="wb1.svg"] { background:transparent url("data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAB4AAAAeBAMAAADJHrORAAAAIVBMVEWqqqoiIiIAAADMzMyIiIgmJiYGBgalpaWAlv+FhYV9kvmUzSqgAAAAhUlEQVR4Xn3QAQ3EIAwF0Fr4FmoBC1iohVrAwizUwlTePs1PdjlyP83CayFh2HjiHS5PdjMAZn50sxtyBCLaJFTeji5Z54/enJPFxsEkzYZcqC8DeLkK4EdWjtb56/rj+VC2qO073vflmM7FDYWb45W//783MBz3eyo+6FxKbg9XRjuVxx8DPEPfGaVNHgAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==") no-repeat top left; 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The conveyors are static (I took all the pieces from screenshots); but it wouldn't be too much more work to make them animated GIFs.

And I think that if this code were in the site, the @-moz-document url-prefix would make it run only on Firefox.

by **Xanthir** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 12:15 am UTC

Code accepted and committed. Thanks! If you happen to enjoy creating animated gifs, feel free to update the conveyors and I'll change them.

Edit: Just got around to testing Opera - works great, except Opera doesn't do SVG animations in <img>. So you get SVGs, but the conveyors don't move. Oh well.

Maybe now I should try to get it working in IE...

by **Nix** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 12:29 am UTC

Nabb wrote:
Code: Select all
http://pleasingfungus.com/?ctm=RLE;Do_RLE._G-0,_Y-1._Remove_first_1.;bbbbrrbbbrrrrr:bggrgbyrgy|bbbbbbbbbrb:bggyrb|:|b:b;13;3;0;

Here's my level: Run-length encoding on a string of B's and R's.
Sample: BBBBBRR -> B5R2 -> B101R10 -> (1 is redundant) B01R0 -> BGYRY

My solution is 100 parts (46 conveyors+bridges).

I liked this the most among the more complicated custom levels. Just coming up with a working algorithm takes some thought, and the limited area causes trouble but not too much.

I managed to cram my solution into 78 parts, which probably isn't nearly optimal. There's almost the same amount of functional parts as you had: I have 26 conveyors+bridges. Some more functionals could be lost by sacrificing total size.

Code: Select all: ?lvl=32&code=r8:1f2;c8:2f1;g8:3f1;y8:4f1;y8:9f2;q8:10f6;r8:11f1;p9:1f7;i9:2f1;c9:3f3;p9:4f7;y9:5f3;g9:6f2;c9:7f1;r9:8f2;p9:10f0;p9:11f7;q9:12f1;y10:1f2;y10:2f0;c10:3f0;r10:4f0;q10:6f7;q10:7f7;p10:8f1;c10:9f1;i10:10f2;b10:11f1;y10:12f1;g11:1f3;i11:2f6;b11:3f0;c11:6f2;y11:7f0;b11:8f0;c11:9f2;i11:10f2;g11:11f1;r11:12f2;p12:2f7;i12:3f1;y12:4f3;q12:5f2;y12:6f3;c12:7f3;c12:8f2;c12:9f1;p12:10f1;q12:11f7;p12:12f1;y13:2f3;c13:3f0;c13:7f3;i13:8f5;c13:9f3;q13:10f4;y13:11f0;b13:12f0;c13:13f0;b14:7f0;p14:8f6;r14:9f0;c14:11f2;r14:12f1;c14:13f0;q15:8f2;y15:9f3;c15:10f3;i15:11f7;p15:12f7;q15:13f3;q16:10f1;c16:11f1;b16:12f1;y17:9f3;p17:10f0;g17:11f1;c9:9f1;&ctm=RLE;Do_RLE._G-0,_Y-1._Remove_first_1.;bbbbrrbbbrrrrr:bggrgbyrgy|bbbbbbbbbrb:bggyrb|:|b:b;13;3;0;

(I hope the code works, loading saved custom levels doesn't work for me after the game messed them up when I tried to have a lot of levels concurrently)

Algorithm:

Spoiler:

by **Ken_g6** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 1:19 am UTC

Xanthir wrote:Maybe now I should try to get it working in IE...

Personally, I'd rather see custom levels implemented first, to some degree. Display at least shouldn't be hard - the size is listed in the end set of three numbers: ";13;3;0;" and I imagine the part codes are the same.

by **Xanthir** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 2:24 am UTC

Ok, just spent a few minutes with the level creator. Yeah, that's super easy to parse. Only problem is that he doesn't url-escape & and = in the level names or descriptions, so it won't work on the url unless you do it manually.

The only mysterious part is the second-to-last number. It appears that it's always 3. Anyone know what affects that?

by **phlip** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 2:29 am UTC

It doesn't seem to do anything... if you change it, and then go into the editor and come out, it changes it back to 3 again. Maybe some kind of version number?

by **Xanthir** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:32 pm UTC

phlip wrote:Hah, finally beat Judiciary... after much work, I managed to take my Police solution and my Seraphim solution, neither of which were particularly small (I'm not very good at optimisation in this game...) and, after contortions, cram them together into the grid.

I mean, I figured that was the obvious way to do it from the start, but I had my doubts as to whether it would fit... and it did take some contorting...

Now, on to Metatron...

Heh, I did the exact same thing; I just started with somewhat smaller Police and Seraphim levels, so the two fit together without me having to do anything more difficult than a rotation.

by **Ken_g6** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 8:14 pm UTC

Wow, finally beat Ophanim. 125 parts! :shock:

And it would have been more if I hadn't re-used an iterator.

How anyone could write this in 60 or fewer parts, when it seems like the number you're on has to be remembered by position, is beyond me.

by **Xanthir** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 9:17 pm UTC

Here's a 121 part Ophanim that's organized better - the third section is somewhat squeezed into the available area, but the whole thing is still pretty symmetric and easy to understand.

This is quite a bad attempt, though; I just haven't had time to rearrange the tests.

Spoiler:

by **Ken_g6** » Thu Jul 01, 2010 10:58 pm UTC

Xanthir wrote:Here's a 121 part Ophanim that's organized better - the third section is somewhat squeezed into the available area, but the whole thing is still pretty symmetric and easy to understand.

This is quite a bad attempt, though; I just haven't had time to rearrange the tests.
Spoiler:
Right now I first strip the initial reds, testing to see if either number is equal to 0 at the same time.
Then I compare the two number's digits pairwise, using a yellow to keep track of where I am in each. I throw away dots that match, because they don't give any information. If I ever get a mismatch, then I move to the next stage.
Third test is destructive length testing. If A had a blue while B had a red, then if A is equal or longer in size, it's larger. The reverse if A had a red while B had a blue. To help with size issues, I blue-wash both strings, since their actual value no longer matters, just their length.

This can be compactified *significantly* by swapping the second and third tests. Right now I have to duplicate the length test because the two branches have different accept/reject conditions. If I instead do a non-destructive length test first, and then only go to pairwise dot comparison when I've established that they're equal in length, it would be *way* easier, as I'd only have to write each test once. It would be faster, too, when A and B are different lengths. I've got the machine planned out in my head, I just need to sit down and write it.

Mine's closer to your second idea. I've gotten it down to 108 parts, and now it's a little better organized too.

Spoiler:

Edit: P.S. Any chance of getting a part count in your script?
Edit2: I implemented red stripping on the first number only. It gave a surprisingly good speedup!

by **Xanthir** » Fri Jul 02, 2010 6:31 am UTC

Ken_g6 wrote:
Spoiler:
Last time I tried stripping the leading reds, it took a quarter of the space, and the resulting code *never* worked.

Huh, really? That's weird.

Spoiler:

Edit: P.S. Any chance of getting a part count in your script?

Done.

by **Ken_g6** » Fri Jul 02, 2010 4:25 pm UTC

Yeah, I managed to strip the first red in 109 parts. But I think stripping the second would require rearranging too much stuff.

by **Nix** » Fri Jul 02, 2010 8:47 pm UTC

Ken_g6 wrote:(Ophanim) How anyone could write this in 60 or fewer parts, when it seems like the number you're on has to be remembered by position, is beyond me.

Why does it have to be remembered by position? I'm not sure if I know what you mean, and I definitely don't know what J.P. does in his 40-part solution, but here's the algorithm (missing some details) used in both my 44-part former size record (that I just shrank to 43) and my 63-part speed record (with small tweaks). It was far from easy to squeeze it to 44, but I don't think 60 would be far from a somewhat optimized straightforward implementation.

Spoiler:

by **Xanthir** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 3:07 am UTC

Updates!

I've made the Total Coverage tests generate tests appropriate for the given level, so you can actually test your police, seraphim, etc.

I've also implemented custom levels. The implementation isn't complete yet, as I'll need to rewrite parts of the level evaluation code to finish it out, but it works for all of the "output" custom levels.

by **jestingrabbit** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 3:15 am UTC

My guess regarding JP's 40 part ophanim-

Spoiler:

It surprises me a little that this is the smallest that there is.

Spoiler:

by **Xanthir** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 3:36 am UTC

Yo, JestingRabbit, link to your solution so it's easier to look at and evaluate.

by **TheChewanater** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 3:45 am UTC

Code: Select all: ?ctm=Robofruit;Find_the_bitwise_xor_of_two_green-separated_numbers.;rbbrbbbrgrrrrrrbb:rbbrbbrb|bbrrbbrbgbrbrrrrb:rbbrbbrr|bbbrbrbbgrrbbrbrr:bbrbbbbb|brbrbbrbgrrbbbrrb:brrbrbrr|rbbrbbrbgrrrrbrbb:rbbrrbbr;13;3;1;

by **jestingrabbit** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 5:09 am UTC

Xanthir wrote:Yo, JestingRabbit, link to your solution so it's easier to look at and evaluate.

Good plan. Here's JP's for comparison.

by **Ken_g6** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 5:17 am UTC

TheChewanater wrote:rbbrbbbrgrrrrrrbb:brrbrrbr

WTF? That's XNOR, not XOR. r XOR r == b XOR b == r, not b.

TheChewanater wrote:bbrrbbrbgbrbrrrrb:rbbrbbrr

That looks like XOR, though. And my machine works on all test cases but the first one.

by **TheChewanater** » Sat Jul 03, 2010 6:13 am UTC

Ken_g6 wrote:
TheChewanater wrote:rbbrbbbrgrrrrrrbb:brrbrrbr

WTF? That's XNOR, not XOR. r XOR r == b XOR b == r, not b.
TheChewanater wrote:bbrrbbrbgbrbrrrrb:rbbrbbrr

That looks like XOR, though. And my machine works on all test cases but the first one.

Typo. I mixed up r and b as 1 and 0.

by **DeMatt** » Sun Jul 04, 2010 3:43 am UTC

Idle thought for those who are much better than me at this game...

What would a NON-destructive Ophanim look like? What if you could remove leading zeroes? What if you had to leave leading zeroes alone?

by **Xanthir** » Sun Jul 04, 2010 5:03 am UTC

Removing reds is trivial. Not removing the reds generally just means the level will take longer.

A non-destructive ophanim is easy. Just leave the reds on, do a non-destructive length check skipping the initial reds, then do a non-destructive digit comparison if they're equal.

by **bocochoco** » Wed Jul 07, 2010 2:14 pm UTC

What's the most efficient or best way to do Academics (Reverse the input string)? I got it just now, but it feels like theres a better way to do it.

My solution is (31 parts, 3:20)

Spoiler:

by **jestingrabbit** » Wed Jul 07, 2010 6:28 pm UTC

bocochoco wrote:What's the most efficient or best way to do Academics (Reverse the input string)?

My own solution is a near carbon copy of your own. Here's a link to xanthir's emulation of jareds' quick solution. Its basically the same idea, but taken a little further.

by **Xanthir** » Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:17 pm UTC

bocochoco, what you have right now is roughly the best "simple" machine you can design. There are faster ways to do it, but they involve going heavier into slightly odd optimizations, like Jared's solution that jestingrabbit linked.

by **turingnow** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 5:07 pm UTC

I modified nixes Ophanim solution a little. The lower left quadrant is pretty cool.

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