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| section = Assembly Challenges | |||
| type = Architechture | |||
| architechture = Leg | |||
| prerequisite1 = Functions | |||
| unlocks-level1 = Tower of Alloy | |||
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Revision as of 21:27, 13 November 2023
| Section | Assembly Challenges |
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| Type | Leg Architechture |
| Prerequisite | Functions |
| Unlocks | Tower of Alloy |
| Scored | No |
| API | {{{api-enum-id}}} ({{{api-enum-number}}}) |
This level asks you to program FastBot, a robot that can move in any cardinal direction without having to turn first, but as a trade off can't see where he's going.
The level is a preset snaking path. It a Hilbert curve.
There are two main approaches to solving this level. The first one is to generate the curve using recursion. The second one is to hardcode the path and forego elegance completely.
Hardcoded Solution
It is entirely possible to create a specialized architecture for the level that is little more than a counter, a program and the output pin. Ironically, it takes 63 moves to complete the path, so a one byte per opcode custom arch will pass the achievement limit.
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