Creating a TURING MACHINE is very puzzling...

This game started out so relaxing, slowly automate machinery in a robot building factory, but in a puzzle game setting. This is basically a Turing Machine creator hidden within a puzzle game. It's fun, and to get things efficient it's hard!

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About Manufactoria 2022:

A really smart engineer can build robots that do just about everything. Are there any problems that more robots can't solve? You'll find out!

From the creator of Silicon Zeroes and the original Manufactoria, Manufactoria 2022 is a new open-ended puzzle game. Build assembly lines that push robots around and rewrite their strangely paper-based brains. Figure out which robots will work, and send the rest straight into the slagheap!

Solve: Manufactoria has (very slightly) more than a hundred puzzles, but just eight different types of machine to place. How complicated could these robots possibly get? You'll find out :)

Improve: Getting assembly lines working at all is hard enough. If you're looking for more challenge, though, it's time to see if you can make your solutions faster, more compact, more elegant. Get gold medals! Beat your friends, and then make fun of em! Compete for global leaderboards!

Advance: Go from a garage robotics startup to a booming megabusiness. Work with a colorful cast of characters to inflict your creations on an unsuspecting world. It's gonna be a blast!

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[Ravenishish]

Ah, Mr Engineer. So this is a common programming issue where you can have super-efficient programs or super small programs but in a lot of cases you can't do both (usually you're aiming somewhere in the middle depending on computing power/data throughput/other active concurrent threads...it's a whole thing). The way to speed up this one is turn the conveyor belts into readers pointing the colour you're ignoring at each other and instead of throwing them back onto the middle track when they're empty dump them in the fire pits directly (that eliminates yet another check) gives you a bulky thing but it will run so much faster. (Heck, even having two readers pointing at each other instead of a second conveyor belt will pretty much halve your time without adding all the fire pits but will break your lower size limit because you need to feed the blues into success pits so you might as well bloat the thing if you're going for max speed)

[scragar]

I think the trick to the timing achievement is to fail the space achievement.
Theirs took about half your time because it didn't spend half it's time on the belt going back in.
To win all you need to do is make sure it's always being tested or trashed by flipping the red/bluecheck and duplicating the logic next to itself.

Test using because that's what the game uses(14 reds + a blue) so it should spend 1 on the start, 14 having the reds pulled off and tested, 1 get the blue tested for 16 total. You're spending 28 because you've got 24 ticks just removing the reds(1 for the test + 1 conveyor moving it back).

[ellisonbayan]

He acknowledged programmers! I feel seen. We're (software) engineers, too!

[CraftingCat_IX]

The first 3x3 machine at 13:40 was almost perfect, the two conveyor belts just were facing the burner instead of the scanner again. If you did that I would have worked.

[MohS]

Reminded me of the subject in College, Discrete Structures/mathematics. Exactly what we did. This game could really help in teaching about DFA(Deterministic finite automata) and NFA (Nondeterministic Finite Automata). I was solving them on parallel in paper, reminded me of Engineering days <3 .

[bsnook]

This is a good example of what makes programming fun. It's challenging, but when you succeed it feels so good

[srikarkalivarapu]

As a software Engineer, this is the perfect intro to programming and problem solving game.

[VeridicusFicta]

Software Engineer here, this game looks like it would be absolutely perfect for teaching basic programming principles.

I did feel a bit of pain watching you struggle with some of these as these are very simple algorithms that I'll do in my head countless times during a work day 😅.

[thetntarrow]

13:54 turn the two left conveyors to face into the sorters

[kalpgarg]

I LOVE YOUUUU
you have became my most favorite youtuber

[big_j]

13:50 you already there matt! Just need to turn that corners back to the destamper!

[Joao-lwpj]

at 13:53 you had the answer, you just had to rotate the conveyor belts at the lower left and top left to face the resets.

[sandrobandro]

Hi RCE! I love your channel and I thought that the wandering village video was really cool! are you planning on making a part 2?

[j.p.]

This reminded me so much of my programming courses lol. Especially the loops.

[Sanger_dk]

this looks like a fun game! i'd love to see more of it

[CelesteLovesThePRC]

YO UR IN A LUDWIG VIDEO

HE SAID "I THINK I LIKE THIS GUY" WHEN U BUILT THE STRONGEST SHAPE

lmao

[HarryBalzak]

The latest Forts tournament(9/10/22) had a moment that made me think of RCE. One of the announcers made a proclamation that architects are better than engineers.

[garrettwilson]

Now to build a megabase in Factorio and a custom sub in Barotrauma and your engineering bona fides will forever be unquestionable

[mathiasclausen]

This is a really cool game, i would like to see more of this

[amistake]

Really cool game. Like to see more of you using your big brain RCE :)

PS. RCE = Remote Code Execution in cyber security