Light-Bot Walkthrough: 132 Commands
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All Comments (58)
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man how many hours did it get before coming up with these solutions?
i cant even get pass lvl10..
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how can you think this all?
anyway, thank you
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@tuberpi In fact the real programmers try to use the least possible processor time, too many function calls which means more processor usage. There are too many steps in which the bot does things useless, which in a real programming situation, take up memory and processor, but for a game they really were thinking, excuse my english
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That's truly a thing of beauty.
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btw.. I wonder how his brain works!
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Omg! lvl 7!! Perfect! :D
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@MKChosen13 Hackers soundtrack
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the problem with this game is not consider energy consuption. The best goal is do all tasks with a less movements of the bot, the comands is all the same.
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Rofl, very nice. Never would've been able to use pure recursion for level 10 o_O



i actually have a video just like this except its like 5 minutes shorter :o and more simple
HowToGetBadges 2 years ago
This video is meant to be a move-count optimization.
KongRubix 2 years ago
I don't understand the last level.
The last level should not work the way you did it. The bot should have jumped one more time and light down the last one so you should have needed to add 1 command to light it up again. I did it different way with 17 commands instead cause of the bot light down the last one. But apparently the way you put your commands bugged the game.
(WTB more level)
stalonedd 2 years ago
Incorrect
KongRubix 2 years ago
What matters is that a given subfunction completes. In this case, after jump + light. Just because F1 doesn't finish all the way doesn't matter. You can't end a level if your function itself is incomplete, but as F2 is quite short, there's additional versatility.
KongRubix 2 years ago