Level: "No bunny left behind"

[andybalaam]

Level: "No bunny left behind"

[andybalaam]

Fun. I used the same trick as level hard 16: slow the other 4 down with bridgers. Is there some other trick? I also managed to get them trapped in the top part with bridges (and release them with a digger), but to do that I still needed to use further bridges to slow them down.
Thought: 7
Skill: 7

[andybalaam]

(Committed for now as new/level_01.rel)

[andybalaam]

ColonelFazackerley: I did not have to slow them down to complete the level. It is easier than I intended. I was trying to make it necessary to send a climber, who would convert into a bridger, but this seems to not work. Climbers can convert to diggers, so this seems anomalous. As it is, its easy, I think. But I guess new levels of all grades are required.

[andybalaam]

I reckon I'll put it in as it is, and if we think of a more difficult variant using climbers later, that is all good. I really like variants of the same level...

[andybalaam]

@colonelfazackerley, I think I consider climbers converting into anything a bug.

[andybalaam]

While they're climbing I mean. But I just tried this and the token floated straight past, so that can't be what you mean. Can you explain? I tried this:

   d 
   d 
    #
    #
    #
# rc#
#####

And both the dig tokens drifted straight past the rabbit as they fell.
(Notes: r=rabbit, c=climb token, d=dig token)

[andybalaam]

@colonelfazackerley what is your solution that doesn't require slowing them down?

[colonelfazackerley]

I tried again. I have to delay one of them at one point.

About the inconsistency: once a climber has reached the flat again he will become a digger, but not a bridgebuilder.

[andybalaam]

I guess he must not have had room to bridge. If I put a bridge token at the top of a wall, the climber starts bridging. In ASCII:

  i
  ##
  ##
rc##
####

means he does start bridging at the top.

[andybalaam]

Having to delay them fits with the title, so it's all good.