Crystal Puzzle is a small puzzle map where you use Dark Swarm to cycle through three crystal states. It will change where you target and the 4 adjacent crystals. Khaydarin changes into Khalis, Khalis changes into Uraj, and Uraj changes back into Khaydarin. To beat the level, you must make all of the crystals Uraj. There are eight levels: [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl1.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl2.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl3.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl4.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl5.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl6.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cpl7.png[/img] Level 8 is buggy. >.> I don't quite know why. Screenshots: [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cp1.png[/img] [img]http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y242/FaRTy1billion/cp2.png[/img] [url=http://www.staredit.net/files/561/]Download[/url]! [code]MapStats v1.0 by O)FaRTy1billion Filename: C:\Program Files\Starcraft\maps\Crystal.scx MPQ Size: 28577 B CHK Size: 174158 B Version: Brood War Tileset: Space Platform Humans: 6 Computers: 2 Dimensions: 64x 32 Units: 698 / 1700 ( 41%) [ 25128 B] Doodads: 0 [ 0 B] Sprites: 0 / 499 ( 0%) [ 25128 B] Strings: 47 / 1024 ( 4%) [ 3328 B] Str Capacity: 1230 / 62462 ( 1%) CUWP Slots: Section not found. Locations: 20 / 255 ( 7%) [ 5100 B] Triggers: 41 [ 98400 B] Briefings: 1 [ 2400 B] WAVs: Section not found.[/code] Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Death threats?

Crystal Puzzle is a small puzzle map where you use Dark Swarm to cycle through three crystal states. It will change where you target and the 4 adjacent crystals.
Khaydarin changes into Khalis, Khalis changes into Uraj, and Uraj changes back into Khaydarin.
To beat the level, you must make all of the crystals Uraj.

There are eight levels:







Level 8 is buggy. >.> I don't quite know why.

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Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Death threats?

Whoa! Did you finally finish it? Are the last levels tested? Can you beat them yourself yet? :P This game is so fun. I'm gonna play it tomorrow!!

Whoa! Did you finally finish it? Are the last levels tested? Can you beat them yourself yet?

This game is so fun. I'm gonna play it tomorrow!!

Level 8 is buggy.. but I can beat up to 8. >.> I may add more levels. I can beat it in less than 5 minutes (but then again I've spent hours finding the solutions. :P)

Level 8 is buggy.. but I can beat up to 8. >.>
I may add more levels. I can beat it in less than 5 minutes (but then again I've spent hours finding the solutions. )

I think I've played I game like this before, Lights out, I think it was (not SC related game) I can already see the solution to the first three levels, upon brief examination

I think I've played I game like this before, Lights out, I think it was (not SC related game)

I can already see the solution to the first three levels, upon brief examination

Yeah, they aren't very hard at all. :P Pubbies usually get stuck on two... Though, amazingly someone got to five tonight before quitting. >.>

Yeah, they aren't very hard at all.
Pubbies usually get stuck on two... Though, amazingly someone got to five tonight before quitting. >.>

[color=#b5b5ff]I don't have time to think about it mathematically, but I would suggest finding a way to randomly generate a puzzle of given difficulty; the map is not very replayable if it's the exact same puzzle and solution each time. I absolutely love the concept though.[/color]

I don't have time to think about it mathematically, but I would suggest finding a way to randomly generate a puzzle of given difficulty; the map is not very replayable if it's the exact same puzzle and solution each time. I absolutely love the concept though.

If I could think of at least the basics of some sort of algorithm I would do that. >.> But yeah, I was questioning replayability earlier. What type of puzzle would this be? Maybe I could find one online.

If I could think of at least the basics of some sort of algorithm I would do that. >.> But yeah, I was questioning replayability earlier.

What type of puzzle would this be? Maybe I could find one online.

Simple, Just randomize the different tiles within playing field boundaries and do the opposite of a 'click there' (i.e. reverse cycle crystals, creating a khalis if empty)). Just do as many 'clicks' as you deem according to level difficulty. That would be for starting on an empty field, which would create pretty chaotic results. For something for civilized, make your field in urajs and then reverse of cycle a bunch of random 'clicks'. (Obviously not creating urajs in empty slots, in this case. Because really, order of 'click' doesn't matter

Simple,
Just randomize the different tiles within playing field boundaries and do the opposite of a 'click there' (i.e. reverse cycle crystals, creating a khalis if empty)). Just do as many 'clicks' as you deem according to level difficulty.

That would be for starting on an empty field, which would create pretty chaotic results.

For something for civilized, make your field in urajs and then reverse of cycle a bunch of random 'clicks'. (Obviously not creating urajs in empty slots, in this case.


Because really, order of 'click' doesn't matter

Hmm. Perhaps... Or I could add a timer. You must beat all eight levels in like 10 minutes. Would that do? :P As you learn the first ones, you must do them quickly to learn to later ones.

Hmm. Perhaps...

Or I could add a timer. You must beat all eight levels in like 10 minutes. Would that do? As you learn the first ones, you must do them quickly to learn to later ones.

I remember this map! I luvs it! Oh, and I'm going to kill you.

I remember this map! I luvs it!

Oh, and I'm going to kill you.

When will Puzzling 2 get out? :D :D :D I LUV puzzle maps!! <3

When will Puzzling 2 get out?
I LUV puzzle maps!! <3

me too.I love puzzles that require really hard thought, so I believe this map is gonna be the next week-eater for me! Nice work Farty!

me too.I love puzzles that require really hard thought, so I believe this map is gonna be the next week-eater for me! Nice work Farty!

If you can think of a way to randomize each puzzle that would be badass, otherwise this is just a remake of Lights Out (done a few times). Good work though. :D

If you can think of a way to randomize each puzzle that would be badass, otherwise this is just a remake of Lights Out (done a few times). Good work though.

I don't know what lights out is. >< Yeah. Maybe I'll do randomization later. This is just a map I started a long time ago and decided to finish.

I don't know what lights out is. ><

Yeah. Maybe I'll do randomization later. This is just a map I started a long time ago and decided to finish.

This is just like the game Lights Out! I love that game, I think I'll especially enjoy this when I get home :P Also, Farty, you should make an option in MapStats to export the data to a text file, I understand you can just copy and paste, but that would be handy :P

This is just like the game Lights Out! I love that game, I think I'll especially enjoy this when I get home

Also, Farty, you should make an option in MapStats to export the data to a text file, I understand you can just copy and paste, but that would be handy

The reset chrysalis doesn't work...

The reset chrysalis doesn't work...

I think for randomization to make sure it's always solveable, just have it randomly toggle each crystal or whatever and each time it does it change the whatevers according to the rules. That's how I did my lights out map anyway.

I think for randomization to make sure it's always solveable, just have it randomly toggle each crystal or whatever and each time it does it change the whatevers according to the rules. That's how I did my lights out map anyway.

[quote=name:Urmom(U)]If you can think of a way to randomize each puzzle that would be badass, otherwise this is just a remake of Lights Out (done a few times). Good work though. :D[/quote] [quote=name:devilesk]I think for randomization to make sure it's always solveable, just have it randomly toggle each crystal or whatever and each time it does it change the whatevers according to the rules. That's how I did my lights out map anyway.[/quote] [quote=name:Kaias]Simple, Just randomize the different tiles within playing field boundaries and do the opposite of a 'click there' (i.e. reverse cycle crystals, creating a khalis if empty)). Just do as many 'clicks' as you deem according to level difficulty. That would be for starting on an empty field, which would create pretty chaotic results. For something for civilized, make your field in urajs and then reverse of cycle a bunch of random 'clicks'. (Obviously not creating urajs in empty slots, in this case. Because really, order of 'click' doesn't matter[/quote] Yikes some people don't read

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If you can think of a way to randomize each puzzle that would be badass, otherwise this is just a remake of Lights Out (done a few times). Good work though.

Quote from (U)devilesk

I think for randomization to make sure it's always solveable, just have it randomly toggle each crystal or whatever and each time it does it change the whatevers according to the rules. That's how I did my lights out map anyway.

Quote from Kaias

Simple,
Just randomize the different tiles within playing field boundaries and do the opposite of a 'click there' (i.e. reverse cycle crystals, creating a khalis if empty)). Just do as many 'clicks' as you deem according to level difficulty.

That would be for starting on an empty field, which would create pretty chaotic results.

For something for civilized, make your field in urajs and then reverse of cycle a bunch of random 'clicks'. (Obviously not creating urajs in empty slots, in this case.


Because really, order of 'click' doesn't matter

Yikes some people don't read

[quote=name:Zombiechao]The reset chrysalis doesn't work...[/quote]How doesn't it? wtf is Lights Out? Edit: Looked it up on wikipedia. This has three states, not two. :P difficulty++;

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The reset chrysalis doesn't work...

How doesn't it?

wtf is Lights Out?
Edit: Looked it up on wikipedia. This has three states, not two. difficulty++;

[quote=name:Kaias][quote=name:Urmom(U)]If you can think of a way to randomize each puzzle that would be badass, otherwise this is just a remake of Lights Out (done a few times). Good work though. :D[/quote] [quote=name:devilesk]I think for randomization to make sure it's always solveable, just have it randomly toggle each crystal or whatever and each time it does it change the whatevers according to the rules. That's how I did my lights out map anyway.[/quote] [quote=name:Kaias]Simple, Just randomize the different tiles within playing field boundaries and do the opposite of a 'click there' (i.e. reverse cycle crystals, creating a khalis if empty)). Just do as many 'clicks' as you deem according to level difficulty. That would be for starting on an empty field, which would create pretty chaotic results. For something for civilized, make your field in urajs and then reverse of cycle a bunch of random 'clicks'. (Obviously not creating urajs in empty slots, in this case. Because really, order of 'click' doesn't matter[/quote] Yikes some people don't read[/quote] I only read good posts :rolleyes: And I don't care if I'm repeating what you said.

Quote from Kaias

Quote from Urmom(U)

If you can think of a way to randomize each puzzle that would be badass, otherwise this is just a remake of Lights Out (done a few times). Good work though.

Quote from (U)devilesk

I think for randomization to make sure it's always solveable, just have it randomly toggle each crystal or whatever and each time it does it change the whatevers according to the rules. That's how I did my lights out map anyway.

Quote from Kaias

Simple,
Just randomize the different tiles within playing field boundaries and do the opposite of a 'click there' (i.e. reverse cycle crystals, creating a khalis if empty)). Just do as many 'clicks' as you deem according to level difficulty.

That would be for starting on an empty field, which would create pretty chaotic results.

For something for civilized, make your field in urajs and then reverse of cycle a bunch of random 'clicks'. (Obviously not creating urajs in empty slots, in this case.


Because really, order of 'click' doesn't matter

Yikes some people don't read

I only read good posts And I don't care if I'm repeating what you said.