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24 Jul, 2019 @ 7:33pm
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White Dove Feather

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A feather prized for its' near weightlessness, it is found adrift in the windiest places in the newly found world. If used in the sail of a ship, it could go faster than the any other vehicle ever invented. It has become very valuable because of this, so you decided to make as much as you possibly can.
You feel that it is worth more than this, though. You believe that it could give mastery over the air if you could just tap into its' hidden power.
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PentaPig 18 Nov, 2019 @ 10:47pm 
The earliest the 60. atom can be grabbed is cycle 119, bond on 120, move to output on 121 and drop on 122. That gives the theoretical minimum.
VGBM 18 Nov, 2019 @ 11:53am 
With 60 air atoms needed for 6 products and one reagent to draw from at an absolute minimum of 2 cycles per reagent, it is impossible to get less than 120 cycles on this puzzle. 124 was the best I could do. https://imgur.com/wttCfyW
PentaPig 29 Sep, 2019 @ 5:25am 
Challenge accepted: 240/122/59 https://i.imgur.com/p7fVQ4X.gifv
jagdtiger 28 Sep, 2019 @ 4:55am 
@mahashma
"cauliflower from hell" sounds just about right :p
jagdtiger 28 Sep, 2019 @ 4:51am 
300/125/98 solution: https://youtu.be/A2SVKklQ8Uk

It pulls 10 air atoms, so the theoretical absolute minimum would be 122 cycles, if the last air went just grab-swing(and bind)-swing-drop. Which I don't think is even possible with this shape.

Still, it wouldn't surprise me if someone managed something like 124 cycles. I can't imagine how, but some genius out there might.
mahashma 3 Sep, 2019 @ 9:51pm 
@jefkin I... what... that is seriously impressive! Your cycletimes are making me jealous...
mahashma 3 Sep, 2019 @ 1:57am 
150/667/90 blimmin' cauliflower from Hell...
https://imgur.com/a/NDGrs89
jefkin 14 Aug, 2019 @ 9:16am 
210/150/84 https://imgur.com/a/6d2wYuS
Alcator 13 Aug, 2019 @ 2:21am 
This was cool!