Escape Level : "Lights Out (on a Torus)" by Brian Potetz

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"Lights Out (on a Torus)" by Brian Potetz

added 10 Mar 2006 17:11

Solved 11/11

Cooked 0/11

Difficulty 5.36

Style 7.54

Rigidity 4.54

Shortest Solution
By radiant

On 28 Mar 2010 21:53

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5513 Lights Out (on a Torus) Tom 7 (1) Fri 10 Mar 2006 20:35

A nice embedding. That's a good way to pack so many panel columns together.

5509 Lights Out (on a Torus) bpotetz (144) Fri 10 Mar 2006 17:11

'Lights Out (on a Torus)' uploaded by bpotetz:
Playing OCTweak's OneLeft made me think of this (somewhat easier) embedding of a classic game. I chose to implement it on a torus because I remember thinking that the boundaries made classic Lights Out easy to solve. Turns out it's pretty simple either way.

Someday Tom will implement electric panels, and this embedding will become obsolete. Until then...

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5513	Lights Out (on a Torus)	Tom 7 (1)	Fri 10 Mar 2006 20:35
	A nice embedding. That's a good way to pack so many panel columns together.

5509	Lights Out (on a Torus)	bpotetz (144)	Fri 10 Mar 2006 17:11
	'Lights Out (on a Torus)' uploaded by bpotetz: Playing OCTweak's OneLeft made me think of this (somewhat easier) embedding of a classic game. I chose to implement it on a torus because I remember thinking that the boundaries made classic Lights Out easy to solve. Turns out it's pretty simple either way. Someday Tom will implement electric panels, and this embedding will become obsolete. Until then...