Escape Level : "Chinese Remainder Theorem" by Brian Potetz

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"Chinese Remainder Theorem" by Brian Potetz

added 31 Mar 2005 17:43

Solved 18/18

Cooked 0/18

Difficulty 5.50

Style 6.16

Rigidity 7.61

Shortest Solution
Name Original

Length 310 moves

By Potetz

On 31 Mar 2005 17:43

Comments (turn spoilers off)

3130 Chinese Remainder Theorem Tom 7 (1) Mon 20 Jun 2005 17:15 SPOILER

That's why the number of moves is a spoiler!

3126 Chinese Remainder Theorem Max (61) Mon 20 Jun 2005 15:59 SPOILER

Heh, looking at the number of moves to the solution to this one makes it pretty easy to solve ;).

1361 Chinese Remainder Theorem Tom 7 (1) Sat 02 Apr 2005 00:34 SPOILER

It was actually a little tricky for me to figure out which direction I needed to calculate the offsets from, but after that, it was easy to solve (with calculator or computer).

BTW, escape will do a pretty good job of compressing a solution that is mostly just "down."

1199 Chinese Remainder Theorem Tom 7 (1) Thu 31 Mar 2005 20:22 SPOILER

Well, you would have been pretty sorry when you found out that the server wouldn't accept your level because the solution was too long. ;)

1196 Chinese Remainder Theorem bpotetz (144) Thu 31 Mar 2005 17:50 SPOILER

Here is another level where the solution is encoded in the number of moves.

Note how easily I could have made the smallest solution length larger than default speed run length. No one would have been able to defeat the default! But I didn't feel like having a megabyte sized solution hanging around my esp file. Either that, or I'm nice.

Comments (turn spoilers off)

3130	Chinese Remainder Theorem	Tom 7 (1)	Mon 20 Jun 2005 17:15	SPOILER
	That's why the number of moves is a spoiler!

3126	Chinese Remainder Theorem	Max (61)	Mon 20 Jun 2005 15:59	SPOILER
	Heh, looking at the number of moves to the solution to this one makes it pretty easy to solve ;).

1361	Chinese Remainder Theorem	Tom 7 (1)	Sat 02 Apr 2005 00:34	SPOILER
	It was actually a little tricky for me to figure out which direction I needed to calculate the offsets from, but after that, it was easy to solve (with calculator or computer). BTW, escape will do a pretty good job of compressing a solution that is mostly just "down."

1199	Chinese Remainder Theorem	Tom 7 (1)	Thu 31 Mar 2005 20:22	SPOILER
	Well, you would have been pretty sorry when you found out that the server wouldn't accept your level because the solution was too long. ;)

1196	Chinese Remainder Theorem	bpotetz (144)	Thu 31 Mar 2005 17:50	SPOILER
	Here is another level where the solution is encoded in the number of moves. Note how easily I could have made the smallest solution length larger than default speed run length. No one would have been able to defeat the default! But I didn't feel like having a megabyte sized solution hanging around my esp file. Either that, or I'm nice.