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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
https://youtu.be/95O6c0MC8r0
I wasted a lot of time thinking that I had to osclilate the cube into a position that blocked the laser . The solution was much simpler in the end.
Long story short: you will most likely solve all my maps in less time than I spent making them :P But I love making puzzles, so it's absolutely fine :)
Truthfully, sometimes it does involve some luck, I think, in setting up that extra bit that works really well. I've had map ideas I kept trying and trying to build upon but to no avail, until finally I found something nice (like "Inertial").
So the way I usually come up with puzzles is either during a boring lecture or when I can't sleep - I usually think of a neat first couple of steps; for this map I think is was up to how to get to the area with the second cube, so that's done all in my head. Soon after I build the idea in the editor, amend a couple of things and then I'm usually not yet satisfied and I want to make it more complicated, while keeping the layout I already have and ideally reusing those elements a lot.
Kzzzt kzzzt kzzzt until I died.
Anyway, since you seem to appreciate feedback I thought I'd tell you I've now finished all your "Best Logic Maps", (got busy for a while but finally came back and finished this last one). I currently rank you the best puzzle maker, at least to my taste in puzzles.