But we've changed to a 2 month mapping time. If that isn't enough, then it beats me. But I do agree that if you are not a fast mapper, you are likely not to quickly start a map on the hammer competition. If that is the case, then the question becomes if people still are interested in doing a hammer competition.

Ivo, no need to feel offended. For the past competitions we had 3 entries per competition, now suddenly we have none. That makes me curious as to why it is. I might need to make changes to the format, or this could be a sign of "lack of interest". But it could also just be a one-time thingy. Thats why I'm asking for the reasons. If I get no reactions whatsoever I do see it as a lack of interest, which means no new hammer compo will be created until there's enough interest again.

There is one thing I know when it comes to running a competition. If a new competition starts as soon as the previous one ends (which is the case for all our competitions) it becomes more of a job rather than a fun in-between project. This may very well be an indication that we should do a yearly hammer competition, which will be announced a month in advance so people will feel like making a map for it, because it is special rather than just another competition.

Unfortunately, no entries were submitted before the deadline.

Can anyone who was thinking of participating tell me why they haven't? Is it a problem of too little time, is the ruleset for the puzzle too difficult, or something else?

There are still 8 more days.

And we have a winner!

...with a nice total score of 17 points.

This weeks runner ups are: Talisac who came second with 11 points, and LPChip who came third with 11 points, but less 2 point votes.

Nintendo.erk, you are entitled to give us the next weeks challenge. Can you reply here before the end of this month GMT +0, and tell us what you'd like to see in the next competition?

@DeathWish808: not entirely. The fight for place 2 and 3 are ongoing. Things may change with just one vote there.

Thats what I assumed. Thanks for the clarification. And of course, if the player would break the beam, it would not be of any help either.

This question is for the Cubbut challenge.

The only way to activate something is to make a cube press a button. No lasers etc. Is it okay to use a laser with relay only as an antline that goes through the sky? So a cube goes on a button, that button has antline to a laser, to a catcher, and from there on with antline to whatever it is supposed to activate? (so that it doesn't make unnecessary bad looking antlines or confusing signage?

I'm okay with this.

The reason is this: you could make these puzzles into separate ones and it would be the same. This is just more efficient way of doing so. Given that it resets everything at the start of the cycle, it makes this become separate puzzels.

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