Armadillo Run forum

Where has everyone gone? I thought that an easy level like this may boost numbers but alas...

CN Player
ioncorpse

well done! i liked the variety of solutions and they weren't that far from each other.

One of the everybody is missing !
My 2 solutions don't appear to have got there.
Mind you, they would only have been propping everyone else up.

ah dear, just added the ones that got caught in my second junk filter....sorry!

CN Player Light 3/4 & 5 and Ioncorpse Light should be classified as dark solutions. You can´t lift a metal plate + a metal bar + a Dillo with the weight of just one metal bar. The Force is giving a hand for this solutions to work.
The highest light score for this contest is V4nKw15h (912) solution.

wolterw wrote:CN Player Light 3/4 & 5 and Ioncorpse Light should be classified as dark solutions. You can´t lift a metal plate + a metal bar + a Dillo with the weight of just one metal bar. The Force is giving a hand for this solutions to work.
The highest light score for this contest is V4nKw15h (912) solution.

I dont agree,it is not "Lift" it is "lever".

CN Player Light 3/4 & 5 and Ioncorpse Light should be classified as dark solutions. You can´t lift a metal plate + a metal bar + a Dillo with the weight of just one metal bar. The Force is giving a hand for this solutions to work.
The highest light score for this contest is V4nKw15h (912) solution.

I use 3 metal bars, and i think, that my solution is light. If it is dark then I can say that ALL solutions in ALL levels must be considered as dark, because physical engine of 'Armadillo Run' isn't 100% correct coresponding with real world.

I have tried to show in the past that any type of welding, and placing two metal bars together on a single anchor, does indeed create force. Wolter is right that CN and Ioncorpse's solution do use some force to succeed, however......

Neither of the above two, force producing, situations are considered to be dark by the rules. The rules really only outlaw one form of force and that is the use of flippers.

If we are to try and call any display of force as dark, then we get into a very grey area that is nearly impossible to judge.

Let the results stand as they are I say.

V4nKw15h wrote:I have tried to show in the past that any type of welding, and placing two metal bars together on a single anchor, does indeed create force. Wolter is right that CN and Ioncorpse's solution do use some force to succeed, however......

Neither of the above two, force producing, situations are considered to be dark by the rules. The rules really only outlaw one form of force and that is the use of flippers.

If we are to try and call any display of force as dark, then we get into a very grey area that is nearly impossible to judge.

Let the results stand as they are I say.

IN fact I think welding in thisgame is always dark,because it can not be that way in real world.