If not holding an atom, a waldo will not stall on a rotate command.
The rotation occurs during the subsequent cycle, while the waldo is not traveling. When a waldo reaches a rotate command while holding an atom, the waldo will remain there for one more cycle. Then, within each successive reactor, in order of reactor priority:Įach waldo ordinarily travels one cell per cycle, but certain commands and conditions will cause a waldo to remain in place. The blue waldo's movement or rotation occurs simultaneously with the red waldo's movement or rotation. Move waldos and move/rotate molecules, in all reactors. Move molecules in pipelines forward wherever space permits, downstream molecules first. Increment cycle count (as displayed in bottom right). More comprehensively, the order of events during a single cycle is: However, if blue inputs on the same cycle that red grabs, the red waldo will not be left holding the molecule. Within a single cycle, the red waldo performs its instantaneous action (i.e., any action other than movement or rotation) before the blue waldo.įor example, blue can grab an incoming molecule on the same cycle that red called it with an input. Any mechanics not included in that section remain the same as in the main (non-legacy) game. For instructions to enable Legacy Bugs mode, and details on mechanics that exist only while that config option is set, see the Legacy Bugs mode section of this page. To allow for backwards compatibility of such solutions, a Legacy Bugs mode was added as an option in the game's configuration, which restores such legacy bugs.
#Spacechem prelude to a migraine update
The v1013 SpaceChem update (released February 2019 on Steam) fixed many bugs that allowed for solutions which (knowingly or unknowingly) employed them. This section details various game mechanics in the latest version of SpaceChem. We hope that players interested in optimization will find this to be a helpful resource. Here we discuss some subtleties of game mechanics.
Asymmetric Rotation Collisions Pre-v1013.
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