Stylizing the Speedrun of Simon Swizzles
Simon should slice his time in half when splunking.
Each of these squares has its own ‘logic gate’ out of the 16 possible combinations of binary operators, including always off and on. Not all ‘logic gates’ will be used in this manual.
Find a square that never flashes black, and find a square that never flashes any color, including white. Those are the ON and OFF ‘logic gates’, respectively.
Notes: In the ‘logic gate’ tables provided, and the module, the bomb’s timer is represented as rows. These tables merely serve as a reference of what to look for.
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Count this many squares from the first square in reading order to the OFF square. Then count the same amount, starting at the ON square, wrapping around if necessary. This is your target square to press.
Now find four squares that NEVER flash white. This includes the OFF square.
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Consider the colors that these ‘logic gates’ flashed. These colors have a hidden bit of “0” when it flashed. The rest of the colors have a hidden bit of “1”.
RED | GREEN | YELLOW | BLUE | MAGENTA | CYAN |
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25 = 32 | 24 = 16 | 23 = 8 | 22 = 4 | 21 = 2 | 20 = 1 |
Convert these hidden bits into base 10, using the table above to get the hidden value. Press the target square when the seconds timer displays the hidden value.