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Which keywords you see and how they manifest in the code depend on your solutions, so rotating the languages is essential for unlocking all of them.

Yeah, the language keeps changing except when it's unlocked for the first time. You can set the language for a level in Options, but that's temporary and forgotten once you switch levels. It's actually a feature!

Unun V xabj! Gur gevpx vf gung ercynpvat bar abqr va gur pyvdhr vf abg gur fnzr nf nqqvat gura erzbivat, be nf erzbivat gura nqqvat!

For ζ4 (ROT13):
Fgneg ol ercynpvat bar bs gur abqrf va gur pyvdhr jvgu n arjyl-perngrq bar. Gura rkgraq gung gb gur fbyhgvba.

You may have already outgrown the TIO platform, it's all about code golfing!

For comparing the output, you'll want to look into networkx.
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I didn't know what to rename it to (now I do... Fixed!)

Nice work!

It's an area that will get unlocked automatically as you make progress in areas E, F and G.

ROT13 encoded:
Fbzr yriryf yrg lbh trg n uvture fpber jvgu ebbg guna jvgubhg.

A level that has n prerequisite levels (n≥1) gets unlocked either when you solve all of those levels or when you solve n-1 of them as well as all prerequisite levels of the one you don't. In this context, root is treated as normal solve.

In your case, since all are solved except F5, you'll need to solve both F1 and F4.

You also need to solve two out of E3, G2 and F5.

Nice! Come back in a few months when the game has more languages!

Way to go!

Wait, you didn't really use a bot for that did you??

Are you talking about this? I was just following the platform's conventions...

Try this version, which demonstrates

There are videos covering the first ~30 levels, beyond that the best place for tips is the player community in Discord.

Do you remember if you got the error while trying to solve the first OCaml puzzle or the second one?

Server logs suggest that you solved the first OCaml puzzle successfully, got a second OCaml puzzle in response, then after ~30 seconds refreshed the page, which could actually be done automatically by the browser upon network error. That refresh resulted in starting a new game.

Without more info, my only guess is that the server was too busy for the reverse proxy to fully process the request.

Unfortunately, the game isn't downloadable, and being a "Web 1.0 captcha" poses limitations regarding connection retries.
In case of an error like this (or one of the 50x errors), the best workaround depends on the browser: first, try to go back to the previous page, then either go forward (if the browser allows that) or re-submit the same diagram again. If the browser doesn't support going back to the previous page, refreshing the page may do the trick.

Doubly so!

Non-negative numbers represent jumps to previous commands (loops), and -1 means termination.

For example, see Try it online.

Thank you!

That's probably this. Is it fixed now?

Most keyboard shortcuts that are available while dragging the mouse are also enabled while "dragging" with the keyboard. The next version will list PgUp/PgDn explicitly to make that clearer.

The mouse sensitivity issue should hopefully be fixed in the new version. Thank you for reporting it!

It's tricky to rotate even-sized bounding boxes in place in a way that's reversible without using Undo, and I'd also like to maintain consistency with Home/End. I'm also not sure about conditionally entering Move mode, given that pressing Enter/Space while not in that mode would start executing the solution.

Now that mouse sensitivity has been lowered, please retry using the Ctrl+E - PgUp/PgDn - Enter sequence; if it's still too much of a hassle, I can consider having PgUp/PgDn/Home/End + modifier key (Shift or Ctrl) perform an implicit Ctrl+E.

Hint 1 (ROT13 encoded): Gur pbybef bs gur abqrf va gur vachgf/bhgchgf ner n yvggyr zvfyrnqvat.

Hint 2: Fcrpvsvpnyyl, gubfr bs gur prageny abqr.

Hint 3: Vg qbrfa'g arrq gb or gur fnzr abqr.

Thanks for all the details!

The latest version adds a UI scaling option. It may not be much improvement over normal zoom (Shift+9/0 or Ctrl+wheel), but I'll improve it over time.

I've temporarily added two special modes, would you be able to check whether any of the following fixes the issue?

1. https://graphomata.com/game/play-online.html?wndopt=1

2. https://graphomata.com/game/play-online.html?wndopt=2

(If so, I'll make it the default.)

The game negates the browser's zoom settings actively in order to achieve pixel-perfect text, so changing it wouldn't help.

A few questions:

1. Do you play in windowed mode or fullscreen? If fullscreen, is it activated in the game (Options > Fullscreen) or by the browser (F11 or View > Full Screen)?
2. Do you get the same issue when playing the Intro here on itch.io? Normally, you should see "Done" and "Skip" buttons on the top-right and bottom-right corners.
3. In about:config, has any of the following settings been modified (appear in bold): layout.css.devPixelsPerPx, layout.css.dpi, privacy.resistFingerprinting ?
4. Most importantly, do you currently have any workaround?

Does it only happen in the Windows version, and the HTML5 version connects successfully (can be tested in About > Server Data)?

If only in the Windows version, does running

curl --http1.1 -I https://graphomata.com/game/

(pre-installed on Windows 10+) produces "HTTP/1.1 200 OK" as the first line?

If also on the browser, what relevant errors do you get in the Developer Tools (Console and Network tabs)?

It's currently unlocked together with E4.

In that case, you may want to carefully review the results in the Testing screen...

That's pretty normal! When your root score for a level is higher than the normal score, you get both components.

If you've gone this far, you already have many solutions that would unlock the achievement. Based on this (yellow vs. green), I'd guess that most players unlock it even before C1.

It'll be as complex as you want it to be!

Well, that achievement is not as smart - it employs heuristics that's not concerned with the reason for the failures, only that they're few.

I'm glad to hear that mobile works for you! The latest version has an additional example (Empty) that should provide an empty sandbox.

That should be fixed now, thank you for reporting!

Thank you!

Unfortunately, you can't...

A sandbox level has just been added, where you can define arbitrary inputs programatically. Thank you for the suggestion!

Thanks!

Thank you!

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That's a nice idea, but the nondeterminism can make it tricky. I need to think about it. How big would the inputs be? Could they be created with N/L commands instead?

Go for it!