The Powder Toy

Pressurize Maze Solver by lamyipfu

lamyipfu
lamyipfu
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31st Dec 2018
17th Apr 2023
Ah, this thing moves, but can it find exit? Just let me sleep...
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Comments

  • MrBurgerMans
    MrBurgerMans     2nd Jan 2019
    @Qwertyntino Wait a second, won't the bot always find the exit? Firstly, the longest path is always the one to the exit because the exit is a pressure sink, so the bot sees it as an infinite passageway.
  • fish123
    fish123     2nd Jan 2019
    good to see pstn bots are still around, a +1 from me
  • Im_ygy
    Im_ygy     2nd Jan 2019
    +1 it is really nice. I never think of the pressure detcting of LCRY can be used to make an bot like this. (Though i've come up with the idea of pressure bots. I dunno how to make one lol.)
  • RaconTPT
    RaconTPT     1st Jan 2019
    using mercury in glow to make a sort of gyroscope. +1
  • GreninjaWorks
    GreninjaWorks     1st Jan 2019
    really smart! +1 i tried to confuse it but i got out!
  • explorer
    explorer     1st Jan 2019
    must be in featured saves
  • bigrobux300
    bigrobux300     1st Jan 2019
    cool but slow +1
  • 08ohib
    08ohib     1st Jan 2019
    Oh wow, what a clever way of doing it ! +1
  • lamyipfu
    lamyipfu     1st Jan 2019
    However, this uses no wifi and minimizes use of CRAY so you can put a few of them(i.e. spawn after first one leaves). If you put in enough of them, one of them should find the exit. (N < num of dead-ends should suffices)
  • lamyipfu
    lamyipfu     1st Jan 2019
    1. Yes, it is a heuristics that has limited vision and has limited format memory, so it may not always find a path despite it knows how to backtrack when it see deadends.