#Record gifs infinifactory crack

Want to take one more crack at speeding up the opening. Also some minor footprint improvements on the SE solution I recorded, but haven't uploaded. Sidenote: The TS solution has since been improved by 1 block and 1 footprint. That's probably the biggest reason why I don't play more. Then I looked up and realised it was 2am. After a little tinkering, I got it to the point where it's on top of the cycle count by about 20. Got the idea to change the splitter for the bottom pieces from a pair of oscillating conveyors to a T flip flop, which freed it from its timing restriction and allowed me to redesign the beginning portion. #1 player on my list was beating my cycle score by 1 and an older attempt to improve upon it only slowed it down by 2. Was supposed to be a larger series, but I got sidetracked.Ĭame back to the game and worked on improving Small Excavator. I'd bet that completing Shenzhen I/O will also provide some problem-solving savvy that can be ported into TIS-100. I also feel like it's easier to stay engaged with since the tasks are of a more fantastic (in the imaginative sense) nature. The game also eases in better because there are fewer things that you need to think about at any time compared to TIS-100. Shenzhen I/O feels like you have more control and creativity since you can move the problem elements around. I think that the combination of the programming-side of TIS-100 + spatial elements of SpaceChem is a fairly apt comparison. Shenzhen I/O is, on the other hand, much more approachable.

I still think it's probably a good game, and appropriately priced for its aesthetics, but is definitely the most hardcore of Zachtronics' Steam offerings. Actually, checking my Steam library, I only put in 119 minutes into the game, so maybe I never got into the more interesting puzzles. As far as my memory goes, the TIS-100 tasks felt too much like educational tasks. I think I only got through a couple of rows of TIS-100 before I got overwhelmed by its abstract nature. How do they compare? Is it basically TIS-100 + SpaceChem's macro-game? I got about halfway through that one before I was distracted by shinier things. I've been eyeing Shenzhen I/O, but I feel like I should finish TIS-100 first. But I'm currently working on the most recent game, Shenzhen I/O, that's been taking up my gaming time recently. Definitely got more than a few puzzles to redo from the first act as well. Never played the second act puzzles since I burned out on the game during the Early Access period.

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