Jupiter

On the Judgement of Jupiter

Is it Jupiter’s hexagon that judges you?

Pressing the sphere near the status light will make the planet disappear, until said sphere is pressed again.

This manual will use a few terms throughout:

A node is any square in the chart. Visited nodes are nodes you have been to, including the node you’re currently on.
A standard node is a node connected to four orbitals.
An orbital node is a node that has only one path to a standard node.
- An opposite orbital is the orbital with the same color as the current orbital.
The goal node is the black node in the center.
A connector is a node connected to the goal node.
- A nearby connector node is a connector node connected to the same standard node the current orbital is connected to.

Start with the sum of the serial number digits. The first node to visit is the standard node in the same corner as the status light on the module.

Every time you visit a node, modify the number based on the operation in the table cell, look for the first condition letter that applies, then use the movement table.

Type/Color	Red	Orange	Yellow	Green	Blue	Cyan	Magenta	White	Gray	Black
Standard	*3 BFH	\| 1 CEH			* 1.5 HBC
Orbital	- 2 BGJ		& 9 GAH	+ 7 FJK	/ 4 CDK	% 5 JDA	\| 11 CDK	+ 522 ADH	* 7 DEF
Connector			^ 2 EBKCI	+ 0 FDKBE		% 9 IDEAF	+ 11 KGJEA
Goal										M

For each visit, before modifying your number, start with this rule. If 12 nodes have been visited at this point, follow rule M.
A	Number of nodes visited is even at this point.
B	Jupiter is rotating clockwise.
C	The bottom of Jupiter† is rotating clockwise.
D	Number of nodes visited is odd at this point.
E	The status light is on the left half of the module.
F	The status light is on the right half of the module.
G	The status light is on the top half of the module.
H	The status light is on the bottom half of the module.
I	This is the 2nd, 4th, 7th, 10th, or 11th node visited.
J	This is the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 6th, or 8th node visited.
K	Either this is the 9th node visited, or the last visited node was red, green or blue.
M	Add the number of visited nodes, then modulo by 10. Press Jupiter when the last digit of the timer is that number* to solve the module.

Clarifications
\|	Bitwise OR. If your number is negative, do nothing.
`&`	Bitwise AND. If your number is negative, do nothing.
^	Raise your number to the power shown.
%	Modulo. Take the remainder of a division operation.
If you get a decimal after any operation, round down.

† The bottom of Jupiter is the brown cap indicated with a thick light-brown line.

Use the section according to the current node type as well as the first condition letter that applies.

When referring to the “last visited” node, assume the most recently visited node that fits the node type. Clockwise/counter-clockwise orbitals are relative to their connected standard node.

Movement Rules
Standard Nodes	1st	Jump to visit the orbital clockwise from the last visited orbital. If you haven’t visited any orbitals yet, jump to visit the orbital clockwise the outermost orbital diametrically opposite the status light’s position on the module.
	2nd	Visit the connected connector node that is not the last visited connector node. If there have been no previously visited connectors, or the last connector visited is not connected to your current node, visit the connector node clockwise.
	3rd	Visit the standard node counter-clockwise.
	None	Visit the last visited connector node. If there have been no previously visited connectors, visit the connector node counter-clockwise.
Orbital Nodes	1st	Visit the standard node connected to the opposite orbital.
	2nd	Visit the nearby connector node that hasn’t been visited. If neither or both nearby connector nodes have been visited, visit the connector node clockwise.
	3rd	Visit the last visited nearby connector node. If the last visited connector node is not a nearby connector, or you have visited no connector nodes, visit the connector node counter-clockwise.
	None	Visit the orbital counter-clockwise.
Connector Nodes	1st	Visit the goal node.
	2nd	Visit the connector node clockwise.
	3rd	Visit the goal node.
	4th	Visit the connector node counter-clockwise.
	5th	Visit the goal node.
	None	Visit the top-left orbital of the last visited standard node.

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* If there are 79 Moon modules and one Sun module on the bomb, you can submit Jupiter at any time.