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Here are two levels for you to compete with, and a bonus level that shows the inspiration for the second level.

17.4 A - Frozen Polyominoes
by Miika Toukola

17.4 B - Linked Lite
by lookatthis and Miika

Bonus: Linked
by lookatthis (#26 of 60_Minutes.dat)

This time we are primarily competing in Lynx, but your MS solutions will be interesting to see as well.

For more details on the competition, check out its thread.

Enjoy!

• -default ruleset changed to Lynx.

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  CCZ-TT-1705.ccl (Size: 1.92 KB / Downloads: 364)

This one's a good one.

http://cczone.invisionzone.com/index.php?/files/file/621-%7B?%7D/

This time we are running the competition in Lynx! (Of course I forgot to change the file to default to that, so that's why the version is 1.1.)

The first level in MS would just have a touch too much boosting so I thought more people would enjoy it in Lynx. I will of course still be interested in seeing your MS routes, so send those too even if we are concentrating on Lynx in the competition. (I'll even try to figure out what your route is worth in Lynx for you if you want.)

The first level, Frozen Polyominoes
, is one of those chip collecting levels with shapes, but this time the chips surround the shapes instead of forming them. Can you recognize this set of polyominoes, that is, what characteristic defines them? The second level, Linked Lite
, is a shortened version of one found in lookatthis's 60 Minutes.dat. I found it to be a fun monster manipulation level, and I hope you will too.

Usually we add up the remaining seconds on the levels to determine a score, but this time the disparate nature of the levels calls for something a bit different. A gain of one second in the first level does not feel the same as in the second one, due to both the open nature of the first one and the equalizing last room of the second one. Thus, we'll see what happens if we consider the seconds in the first level to be twice as valuable than those in the second for scoring purposes.

Enjoy!


-Miika

Details (including the deadline of JUNE 11th):

"Levelset" it is! From now on, the official spelling is without a space in-between.

Also, I will contact the people on the Yahoo site who have posted the same set more than once. It is their choice which one they'll keep.

http://cczone.invisionzone.com/index.php?/files/file/620-silver/

I suppose I should make a topic for this.

This is my second CC2 set. It currently has 12 levels.

All levels should be solvable, but let me know of any issues. Feedback is welcome.

I'll be updating both this and Bronze, my first set, as they are both incomplete (I have been focusing on CC1 since I released my first set, with CCLP4 and all).

Enjoy!

File category: CC2 Levelsets

This is my second CC2 set. It has 30 levels.

Enjoy.

Confirmed solvable? Yes

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  Silver.zip (Size: 20.59 KB / Downloads: 336)

For example, does it become a blob at some point? And, if it does, can it spread slime?

What's up with that? What if I want to give a file to someone?

That's a major inconvenience.

Okay, okay, so this one is rather silly!

Just thought we should standardize!

Do you prefer "levelset" or "level set"?

Once we decide, then we can all use the same thing.



P.S. Polls 1 and 2 are more important!

Also while going through the Yahoo files, I found that a bunch of sets are duplicated. For example, a set on the main page has an exact copy somewhere in a folder.

If the majority feels files should not be duplicated on the Yahoo page, I can message the owners to ask them to remove one.

If the majority doesn't care, we'll leave it as is.

I've been going through the Yahoo page, and noticed that a few folders have been empty and abandoned for quite some time (we're talking years for some). They are:

• Ben Wisemans Levels

• cc levels

• ncovert icon files

• Programs for Chip's Challange <sic>

• Tile World addons

Please vote on whether (1) to leave them there empty, or (2) I should delete them. Of course I will contact the owner if I do so.

Thanks!