The puzzles are quite nice, but I would prefer a more responsive movement system where if you hit the left arrow key you move left immediately rather than having to turn left then press it again. Also the undo key doesn't seem to undo block pushes? It just undoes movement
You might want to just face another direction to do an action without actually moving (into a laser beam or a crumbling floor tile for instance), so it is needed. You might like the mouse control more, though you have to be careful. A mix of both does work.
The undo key does undo block pushes but also any other move for the same reason (it also works if you're accidentally hit by a laser beam and die).
The robot must be in the right direction on the same row or column, 'looking' at the object (it does it automatically with mouse controls). Also there must be no obstacles (like walls, blocks, ...). And only the red mirrors can rotate.
No problem, do not hesitate to ask if you're stuck or to report any strange behaviour. It's always possible to go back to the specific tutorial to check and experiment.
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The puzzles are quite nice, but I would prefer a more responsive movement system where if you hit the left arrow key you move left immediately rather than having to turn left then press it again. Also the undo key doesn't seem to undo block pushes? It just undoes movement
You might want to just face another direction to do an action without actually moving (into a laser beam or a crumbling floor tile for instance), so it is needed. You might like the mouse control more, though you have to be careful. A mix of both does work.
The undo key does undo block pushes but also any other move for the same reason (it also works if you're accidentally hit by a laser beam and die).
Great puzzles, but the action button is not rotating the mirrors for me. I tried reloading it, but x and space still seem to do nothing.
The robot must be in the right direction on the same row or column, 'looking' at the object (it does it automatically with mouse controls). Also there must be no obstacles (like walls, blocks, ...). And only the red mirrors can rotate.
Ah, silly me. I missed that part of the tutorial. Thanks!
No problem, do not hesitate to ask if you're stuck or to report any strange behaviour. It's always possible to go back to the specific tutorial to check and experiment.