Re: [Enigma-devel] bug in the archipelago level (level 3 of Enigma I)

[Malla]

> Actually, this concept of respawning in the nearest safe place was
> actually implemented in the original Oxyd games.  For example, the
> (not incredibly long) way to solve "Work or Think" (I can't remember
> its details precisely or which version it was from) used this idea.

It wasn't "Work or Think", but Oxyd Magnum #91 "Claustrophobia", which  
makes use of this feature.

> I'm not sure it happened in all Oxyd versions though -- maybe it could
> be made compatibilityMode-dependent in Enigma?

Yes, this features was implemented in all Oxyd-versions.

best regards
Malla


> On 1/12/07, Erich Schubert <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > Note that a "secure respawn" function could lead to new ways of solving  
> > some
> > levels (and completely new levels, too).
> >
> > Assuming a level like this:
> >
> >  ____#X
> > ____#_
> >  ___O#_
> > ____#_
> >  ____#X
> >
> > By covering the regular spawn position (o) and the surrounding fields  
> > with
> > movable boxes (for example), one could maybe "push" the spawn location  
> > to
> > the right of the wall.
> > Would maybe make for an interesting level, placing a flag there, then
> > covering the section with boxes, then using the spoon.
> >
> > best regards,
> > Erich Schubert
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