On the Subject of OmegaForget
Yeah, I don’t like this one.
This module consists of a flat cube, two colored LEDs, a two-digit display, a four-digit stage counter, and ten hexagonal buttons.
Initially, the top display will show a two digit base36 number, the two LEDs will each show one of fourteen different colors, and the cube will rotate. This rotation repeats after a short pause. Each of these will be used for a final calculation to submit later.
Upon a non-ignored module being solved, the stage counter will increase by 1, the LED colors and two-digit display will change, and the cube may rotate differently (act as if it does, even if it really doesn’t).
If an operator at any point yields a value greater than 999 or less than -999, add or subtract 1000 until it is within that range.
Section 1: Determining Initial Values
To determine the initial value for the current stage, convert the base36 number at the top display to octal, use it as decimal and modulo 1000. This number will be referred to later as I.
Section 2: Calculating LED Values
Subsection 2.1: Initial Values
Use the table below to find the initial value of the two LEDs at the top of the module. In the table, use the left LED’s color for the column and the right LED’s color for the row to find your initial LED value, C.