16-Feb-2016, 3:50 AM
What doesn't make sense to you?
Basically the answer to your question from before "Is there a way to play CCLP1 in the Steam release?", the answer is no you cannot and here's why.
CCLP1-3 were designed differently. Microsoft and Lynx have been commonly used rulesets and these sets were designed under these rules. Steam's rules (also known as Pedantic Lynx), which is what the game was meant to go under in the first place, are more strict such that red and brown buttons are connected in reading order, from left to right. However, most levels in CCLP1-3 don't follow this strict rule (by community preference) and instead have more freedom with button connections.
So if these sets were ported to be played on Steam, some of the levels in those sets would become impossible to solve because of the way red and brown buttons are treated. They just wouldn't work and would have to be redesigned to be suitable for Steam play ability.
Does this make sense to you? If not, I don't know how else to explain it to you.
Basically the answer to your question from before "Is there a way to play CCLP1 in the Steam release?", the answer is no you cannot and here's why.
CCLP1-3 were designed differently. Microsoft and Lynx have been commonly used rulesets and these sets were designed under these rules. Steam's rules (also known as Pedantic Lynx), which is what the game was meant to go under in the first place, are more strict such that red and brown buttons are connected in reading order, from left to right. However, most levels in CCLP1-3 don't follow this strict rule (by community preference) and instead have more freedom with button connections.
So if these sets were ported to be played on Steam, some of the levels in those sets would become impossible to solve because of the way red and brown buttons are treated. They just wouldn't work and would have to be redesigned to be suitable for Steam play ability.
Does this make sense to you? If not, I don't know how else to explain it to you.
