Loadbearing Wishes
Raise glass-roof towers in columns 1, 3 and 5 to heights 3, 2 and 3. You have exactly three stone, two wood and three glass blocks. Stone weighs 3 and supports up to 4 weight ABOVE it; wood weighs 1 and supports 2; glass weighs 1 and supports nothing. The platform torque must stay within ±6 after EVERY placement (outer columns have leverage 2). Alternate sides and keep heavy loads off weak supports. Tipping, overload or exhausted wrong roofs loses.
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Raise glass-roof towers in columns 1, 3 and 5 to heights 3, 2 and 3. You have exactly three stone, two wood and three glass blocks. Stone weighs 3 and supports up to 4 weight ABOVE it; wood weighs 1 and supports 2; glass weighs 1 and supports nothing. The platform torque must stay within ±6 after EVERY placement (outer columns have leverage 2). Alternate sides and keep heavy loads off weak supports. Tipping, overload or exhausted wrong roofs loses.
Round 2 redesign: Raise glass-roof towers in columns 1, 3 and 5 to heights 3, 2 and 3. You have exactly three stone, two wood and three glass blocks. Stone weighs 3 and supports up to 4 weight ABOVE it; wood weighs 1 and supports 2; glass weighs 1 and supports nothing. The platform torque must stay within ±6 after EVERY placement (outer columns have leverage 2). Alternate sides and keep heavy loads off weak supports. Tipping, overload or exhausted wrong roofs loses.
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