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Ridhang Station: Overpacked
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10 Sep, 2015 @ 4:54pm
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"Skip drives are very fragile. No, like... REALLY fragile."
"They need so much packaging, We have to recycle old boxes to save material! How you get a solid object into a sealed box, you ask? I dunno. You're the builder around here."

This level is a decent challenge, and I highly recommend making a solution that works for more than 10 cycles. Feel free to express your opinion in the comments!
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maildropfolder  [author] 24 Sep, 2019 @ 6:29pm 
@jefkin ohhhh.... Not much I can do about that, unfortunately. Both the input and output have the drive in the center, a 3x3 white cube around it, and a 5x5 red cube around the whole thing.
jefkin 20 Sep, 2019 @ 7:29pm 
here's a screenshot :( https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/784113153111249569/CABDD1A16FB6F023943E573B7B71D5D68F07D5CB/
jefkin 20 Sep, 2019 @ 1:04pm 
Hmm, I was getting very strange artifacts in the requirements and the delivery boxes, with cubes overwriting other cubes. I agree with @notgreat 's first opinion: it's impossible to tell what's needed. Looks like strange cuts in the outside red layer and white layer. Even though somethings are seethough, other's aren't and ... ugh, just ugly. Skipping this puzzle for now.
notgreat 12 Sep, 2015 @ 5:13pm 
The problem was that there was an inner packing material different from the outer packing material. Since I couldn't see inside, I couldn't see the difference.
maildropfolder  [author] 12 Sep, 2015 @ 4:12pm 
There we go! now you can see every block in the whole structure!
maildropfolder  [author] 12 Sep, 2015 @ 4:03pm 
It does go into the center, but you have a point, I'll use transparent blocks
notgreat 11 Sep, 2015 @ 7:49pm 
There is literally no way to know where the skip drive is supposed to go inside of the box. I assumed it was in the center, but that proved false, with an error on the inside that I couldn't see.

The actual mechanics of putting something into the inside were interesting but not particularly difficult.