warnold wrote:
Solved all my 2 modifier ones.
now to try the 3 modifiers.
(how I did it: I made a table of all the combinations that started with the V_ symbol,
and determined that there are only 3 possible combinations for a leading V_ for each result. on each puzzel I had a V_ in the key somewhere, so I just worked on that position, trying all the key combinations that would work. This eliminated *many* possibilities, so it was easy to sort through.)
Question: do we all have different combinations in addition to different puzzles?
If everyone has the same, then we can come up with an master table of possibilities.
It almost matches mine. In common with you, I have:
V,V,V=X
V,V,C=V
V,V,C=V
V,X,8=V
V,8,8=P
V,P,C=P
V,C,8=8
However, I have one that is different from you. I have: V,C,X=X, and you have V,C,X=8
It could be that one of us made a slight mistake on that, however.
Of course, make a key ONLY works for 1-modifier and 2-modifier puzzles. When it comes to 3-modifier puzzles, the results appear completely random.