I am currently playing TJBR (The JB Realm) and I am hopelessly stuck on a level named Momentary Impatience.

Hi, while ago, I made blockwall of cc1 and cclp1. Someone requested more, so I made cclp2, cclxp2, cclp3 and cclp4 versions.

Essentially, all walls except ones under player or monsters are replaced with blocks. It does varied effects to level, from very easily bustable to no difference at all.

Enjoy. It is found at Level Sets on this site.

The theme for the create competition for this month is one of my favorite design elements -- multiple exits!

More specifically, your entry should have more than one reachable exit, and more than one solution.  You can have as many solutions and exits as you like, but you must submit a SOLUTION (AVI, MP4, TWS or JSON) for at least two of the solutions.  (I have no belief that I can solve your levels, but I will try before looking.)

If you want an example, please see this video https://youtu.be/YqPpEFuwkok .

Your level can be MS, Lynx, Steam or cc2, just let me know.  If using cc2, please limit your level to 40x40 or smaller.
No voodoo tiles in cc2.  No ice blocks or illegal tiles or tile combinations in cc1.

If your level has multiple players, simply having each user exit in a different exit is not sufficient to be considered multiple solutions.  Having exits right next to each other (a la SEEING STARS) is not multiple exits.

Submit to me in discord or via email (dmvarberg at hotmail dot com).

Deadline to submit is February 2nd at noon Eastern Standard Time (17:00 UTC).  I will be judging starting the next day and hopefully have results in early February.

Good luck!

Fixed with proper documentation.

Done on Steam (thus Steam ruleset). Original CC1 levelset.

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  scores.txt (Size: 4.12 KB / Downloads: 132)

Its a 6 suit set of Chip's Challenge playing cards. The suits are: Chips, Water, Ice, Fire, Force Floors, Bombs (in that order for tiebreaks). There's 88 PNGs in the zip (13 * 6 + 6 alternate designs (one per suit) for the 8 card, 3 jokers, and the card back image). If you want to send this to some place that makes custom playing cards I recommend DMing me on Discord about it as I've already resized them myself for that. I hope you enjoy.

The CARDS.ZIP file contains the PNGs in their original resolution (128x179), the PRINTABLE.ZIP contains them in a larger resolution suitable for printing with a site like makeplayingcards.com (that's the site I used, its alright).

"License" junk: you're free to use this for whatever just credit me as 'A Sickly Silver Moon'. Thank you

Update (2023-04-05): Fixed up some issues (missing suit icons on J&Q of Ice, fixed the J of Force Floors as it was missing 5 pixels)

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  CARDS.ZIP (Size: 188.85 KB / Downloads: 60)
  PRINTABLE.ZIP (Size: 403.18 KB / Downloads: 58)

Hello!

I've been working on a hobby CC emulator on and off for a little over a year and during this time I have been trying to mimic cloning machines so that all CCLPs are compatible. The one level that keeps haunting me - The Hungry Caterpillar!! (CCLP1 level 123)

Currently the cloning machines in my emulator mimic Lynx. However this does not work for this level, as my tile movement style is MS, which creates some sort of panic death run with no gaps between the chain of mobs.

So I downloaded SuperCC to take a closer look at how the vacant tiles between the mobs form. I noticed that red buttons are being pressed by mobs but do not always generate a new mob in the cloner. More specifically mob #2 and mob #6 both move to red buttons, but no new mob is generated in the clone machine. (See images below)

I've looked at all the wiki pages (maybe it could be that C&B glitch or something??). But otherwise I've been staring at this for too long and this one has me stumped. Can anyone give me a suggestion?

Thanks!
-sombies

I happily present to you, possibly the greatest level set collaboration of all time and one you didn't know you need - TradingPlaces

This near 3-year project with Jeffrey (Ihavenoname248) started out as a "what if" thing. What if Jeffrey made levels using all the wall templates from JoshL7 (and some others), and I did the same with his Ultimate Chip 6 (and some others) and we combined them at the end? This.

We made it happen and we succeeded.

In this set, are a total of 150 levels, 75 designed by myself, 75 designed by Jeffrey. Can you figure out who made what and what templates they use?

Everything is solvable in both rulesets of course too. A ton of testing went into this!

This was a ton of fun to go through and experience with Jeffrey. I had a lot of fun with it and it was a great joy to work with another prominent and avid level designer :)

Please enjoy!

-Flareon350 [Josh]

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  TradingPlaces.dat (Size: 134.23 KB / Downloads: 9)

The sound of the gong ringing through CC Zone indicates that it's time for another create competition. Come one, come all to showcase your fabulous design skills.

This competition will be for cross-compatible CC1 and regular old CC2 levels and is based around these two (II) restrictions:

• The level must be 11x11. If you're submitting a CC1 level, draw an impassible square border around the contents of your level such that the area inside the square is 11x11. Everything outside the border must be entirely composed of either floor tiles or the same tile type as the border. If you're submitting a CC2 level, set the map dimensions to 11x11.
  
• The level must use exactly 11 tile types. Yellow character floor tiles (i.e. "B", "9", "$") are not allowed. Here are 11 arbitrary, non-obvious rulings I've made on what tile types do or don't count as separate tile types:
  
  1. Chip, Melinda, floor, wall, hint, computer chip, socket, and exit tiles all contribute toward the tile type count. I figured they were worth mentioning because they are so fundamental that I suspect they would be easy to ignore when counting tile types.
     
  2. If you're submitting a CC1 level, the tile type you use for the border must be on the list of tile types used within the border. For example, if your level uses blue walls instead of regular walls, the border of the level should be real blue walls.
     
  3. Clone machines are separate tile types from the mobs cloned in those machines. For example, if you have a bug cloner in your level, your list of tile types would include a clone machine and a bug.
     
  4. The same goes for "no signs": if you have a "no hiking boots" tile, the no sign and the hiking boots are considered two tile types.
     
  5. Tiles with directional variants are not separate tile types for the purposes of this competition. Some examples: a north facing force floor is the same tile type as an east facing force floor or a random force floor; a south facing teeth is the same tile type as a west facing teeth; all 16 variants of directional blocks count together as one tile type; and all ice corners and ice tiles count together as one tile type.
     
  6. If a tile has a fake/real variant or can otherwise have multiple states, those states do not count as separate tile types. Some examples: fake and real blue walls count together as one tile type; toggle chips and toggle bombs count as one tile type; every possible counter value counts together as one tile type; and all powered and unpowered railroad tiles count together as one tile type.
     
  7. Each color of key and door all count as separate tile types.
     
  8. Key thieves and tool thieves count as separate tile types.
     
  9. Custom wall and floor tiles are separate tile types from standard wall and floor tiles, but the different kinds of custom tiles are not separate tile types from each other.
     
  10. Wire and wire tunnels count together as one tile type and all logic gates count as another tile type.
      
  11. All bonus flags count together as one tile type, and time bonus, penalty, and toggle tiles count together as one tile type.
      

• How fun was the level? I will do my best to approach every level with an open mind, but I generally prefer clever puzzles over monster dodging challenges. Do with that information what you will.
  
• How well does the level adhere to the spirit of the competition? As a counterexample, if your level only uses 7 or 8 tile types as part of the level and the rest are hidden away like the boots in Old Frog, that would not adhere to the spirit of the competition.
  
• Does the level have a good aesthetic? I think this one is self-explanatory.
  

Hello chipsters! It's time for another CCLP5 announcement!

As you may all know, TWS solution files for both MS and Lynx rulesets are required this time around for submitted levels to be contenders for CCLP5 voting taking place next year. A lot of people have been wondering about this for a while now and the time has come to formally announce the close off date for those.

We have decided the close off date to be January 31st, 2022. If needed, we can consider an extension with enough demand.

This means you have a little over 3 months to get working TWS solution files made for your levels and submitted to a staff member. This is also considered the close off date for any minor level fixes/changes to any levels that have been submitted already. Unfortunately, no new levels will be considered.

If you submitted, I highly recommend using SuperCC to help you make your tws files, though you can of course do it traditionally by playing through your submitted set normally in Tile World. Here is the link to it for your needs:

https://supercc.bitbusters.club/

That said, thank you to those who submitted your levels for CCLP5 consideration! With 3,651 levels submitted, we have our work cut out to making CCLP5 amazing. :)

Update: The deadline for TWS files has been extended by a week. The new deadline is now February 7th, 2022.

Please check the end of this thread for more information.

I only played a few CCLP4 voting packs, but was especially impressed by The Day the World was Supposed to End (Pineapple #12), The Great Big Chip Heist (Inchworm #2) and a few Sokoban levels.