Ooops, sorry but I originally somehow managed to miss a submission by Bacorn when posting the results above. I have edited them in now, but apologies to both Bacorn for the omission and the other participants who lost a Chip Cup point due to my mistake! It should now be in order.
I also uploaded his solution to Compact Contact,
as well as RB3ProKeys' solution, though slower was still interesting because it did not take any blocks into the upper room:
Here is the solution to Disentanglement
that I promised:
<div class="ipsEmbeddedVideo " contenteditable="false">
Or you can view it drawn out on the map:
![[Image: tn_gallery_19_1_19033.png]](https://cczone.invisionzone.com/uploads/gallery/category_1/tn_gallery_19_1_19033.png)
I didn't have the energy to draw all the interesting routes submitted, but here are the locks that the quickest players opened:
JB____ - (13,10),(26,8),(11,14),(7,18),(15,21) [405]
Syzygy - (18,7),(26,8),(7,18),(18,24),(25,25)_ [404]
IHNN__ - (13,10),(18,7),(7,18),(18,24),(25,25) [404]
James_ - (15,11),(26,8),(11,14),(7,18),(13,23) [403]
Miika_ - (15,11),(18,24),(18,7),(26,8),(25,25) [403]
Bacorn - (13,10),(26,8),(15,21),(7,18),(10,20) [399]
With some patience you might be able to piece together what everyone did. (If you use the above image as reference for the coordinates, it helps to know that Chip starts at (6,6) and the middle red key is at (15,16).) I love seeing how some of these solutions are pretty close and how others are so different. Though it didn't have an effect on his time, I must comment that Ihavenoname248 picked up the chip at (14,6) earlier than he should have, and in his route it does not matter if you open (7,18) or (23,17). Seeing all these different yet pretty good routes assures me that this level was a success in the competition, (as I think the others were too). Hopefully you found this info interesting!
-Miika
P.S. I guess this is the first time I've managed to use three posts about a Time Trial's results. Upvote if you approve!
I also uploaded his solution to Compact Contact,
as well as RB3ProKeys' solution, though slower was still interesting because it did not take any blocks into the upper room:
Here is the solution to Disentanglement
that I promised:
<div class="ipsEmbeddedVideo " contenteditable="false">
Or you can view it drawn out on the map:
I didn't have the energy to draw all the interesting routes submitted, but here are the locks that the quickest players opened:
JB____ - (13,10),(26,8),(11,14),(7,18),(15,21) [405]
Syzygy - (18,7),(26,8),(7,18),(18,24),(25,25)_ [404]
IHNN__ - (13,10),(18,7),(7,18),(18,24),(25,25) [404]
James_ - (15,11),(26,8),(11,14),(7,18),(13,23) [403]
Miika_ - (15,11),(18,24),(18,7),(26,8),(25,25) [403]
Bacorn - (13,10),(26,8),(15,21),(7,18),(10,20) [399]
With some patience you might be able to piece together what everyone did. (If you use the above image as reference for the coordinates, it helps to know that Chip starts at (6,6) and the middle red key is at (15,16).) I love seeing how some of these solutions are pretty close and how others are so different. Though it didn't have an effect on his time, I must comment that Ihavenoname248 picked up the chip at (14,6) earlier than he should have, and in his route it does not matter if you open (7,18) or (23,17). Seeing all these different yet pretty good routes assures me that this level was a success in the competition, (as I think the others were too). Hopefully you found this info interesting!
-Miika
P.S. I guess this is the first time I've managed to use three posts about a Time Trial's results. Upvote if you approve!