Check out the levelset 2.ccl I just uploaded. After you get to the second room, you need to clone a block, then push it onto the trap. When you go back to get the next block - BLAM - you die.

WHY?????

(P.S. this happens in lynx.)

File category: CC1 Levelsets

Level showing an odd "killing cloner".

Attached Files

  2.ccl (Size: 565 bytes / Downloads: 308)

File category: CC1 Levelsets


Please consider this levelset for CCLP1 - CCLP4 , Thanks


All 37  levels are playable and tested in Lynx mode. MS should be OK, too


Most levels are in the higher range of difficulty. 5 levels have no time limit.


A prominent theme is the start up, where some situations are animated...you just have to experience it, to understand what I mean.


I have made the codes available in the “Hint tiles” of level 1 and level 13


My scores for all levels are on pieguy’s site (as proof of testing and playability)

• Level 6 & 20 have been updated as of May 14
  

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  MyBest37-Lynx.ccl (Size: 39.38 KB / Downloads: 422)

Finally finished CCLP3 in Lynx mode. Final score 5,933,350.

The most difficult one for me was "You can't teach an old frog new tricks", but "Mr McCallahan Presents" ran a close second. It took about 6 weeks to run through the whole set. I had to look up the sequence for "Same game". I still haven't finished cclp3 in MS mode.

So, where do i send the tws file for confirmation?

Ian

What hand do you use to write? I'm right handed and have trouble doing things with my left hand accurately. What about you?

In case there's anything wrong with the levels of version 1, discuss it here.

Other than that, I'm looking forward to feedback on this!

EDIT: Go to page two to see a summary of my work on the AI or click on this link to see a Prezi Presentation that has the AI running. http://prezi.com/rbs_w0ai_cze/chips-chal...f-12893181 All the videos except the one with the teeth are done by our AI.

I was wondering if anyone has ever made an AI for Chip's Challenge. I am looking at making one as part of an AI class and I thought it would be a good idea to mention it here.

Also, would people be interested in seeing the progress of the AI as it develops?

Hello everyone. It is my decision to promote one staff member this month on CC Zone.

Rockdet, I have promoted you to Senior Staff on CC Zone for your contributions and activity to the CC Zone forums.

Because of this, there is a new slot avaliable for the Moderator staff block because of a switch.

EDIT - All slots have been taken.

File category: CC1 Levelsets

Feedback is greatly appreciated.

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  Lessinath_CCLP1_levels_2.ccl (Size: 14.14 KB / Downloads: 325)

Not expecting many responses (or any responses ) to this thread based on how 1) CC players generally don't seem like the type that would enjoy anime + 2) If there were anime fans here, a topic would have likely already been created, but it's worth a shot.

Any other anime fans here? If so, what have been your favourite ones to watch? My favourite one of all time is without question Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica, a 12-episode work that is emotionally jarring as it is short. At first glance, everything about it radiates cuteness and cheer and happiness, but just wait...

(if anybody does watch it, give the ball a couple episodes to get rolling)

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Since most people tend to be either unfamiliar with anime or have some misconceptions about it:

Anime refers to Japanese-style animated tv shows, movies, etc. (at least that's the English/Western definition; in Japan itself "anime" just refers to animation in general). Anime is considered a distinct "branch" of animation because it is so different stylistically than other forms: most notably in character design, but also in how cameras are used and in various other intangible areas (such as Japanese cultural influence).

Sadly, the nature of North American* culture means that for most people, animation is synonymous with Saturday morning cartoons aimed at extremely young kids. Classifying anime (or indeed animation as a whole) as "just for kids" is beyond wrong. While there is obviously anime aimed at younger audiences, a large portion of anime is directed at teenagers, young adults, and yes, adults. Additionally, most shows have considerable substance to them. Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica, for example (the one I brought up in the top part of this post) is more emotive and complex theme-wise than ANY show I've ever watched, animated OR "real", and it's challenged in those areas only by some of the greatest movies of all time. Would you have guessed that from the show's cover art? Nope, and that's exactly my point with this paragraph.

In any case, hopefully there are some other anime fans here.