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By the way, the new puzzle pack. I was able to exploit most of them. The one with the Cat, Dog, and Mouse, I didn't even use number blocks! The blimp carries the dog to the house, which scares the cat, which triggers a hamster motor, which sets the mouse into motion. All three taken care of.
Oh, I know this was turned into a non-DLC item and instead a game update, but I am really not opposed to paid DLC for a parts pack of fan-suggested parts. I have made a few suggestions before, like an uninterruptible power supply (power strip with a battery attached that drains over time that can have different capacities), laser pointers (laser emitters combined with the button of a flash light, except you have to have something hold down the button to keep activated), and an electric hot plate (like a plug-in lighter variant or something).
I don't know if you (the developer) read these comments but I wanted to let you know that a few of the puzzle goals in the Number Blocks set are misstated.
The goal for "More Mass Confusion" is stated as "Turn on the Steam Whistle" but it seems you have to do this in a specific way. Simply dropping a 9 in the bucket (rather than using the arithmetic machine to subtract with the 0) doesn't solve the puzzle, even though the steam whistle activates.
The goal for "Home through Numberland" mentions a blender, but there is no blender in the puzzle.
Also, I'm not sure if this was intentional, but the puzzle "Number Line Outlet" is pre-solved. It can be completed by adding nothing and simply pressing play.
What's the maximum and minimum range it is allowed?
Can we continuously add / subtract values to the number blocks until it reaches infinity?
If the number blocks are higher, will it have an affect on gravity?
Will there be a unit of measurement block, so that we can use it as decorations for wanting specific number blocks to be put next to specific locations in the puzzle map?
The mass of the block is capped, otherwise the physics blows up.
Right now I'm not sure which new parts I'll be adding. Thinking things over.