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2021-04-01 23:48 dustin  
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warning: the 31th diamond is super hard both in theory and in practice! :d

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2021-04-02 00:01 nesdori  
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 dustin , ok! i'll then go for 32\ or 33\ instead :D

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2021-04-02 00:05 dustin  
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 nesdori , you shall be richly rewarded :d

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2021-04-02 14:14 dustin  
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ok, so no more \, but a speedrun in 36 seconds ;)

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2021-04-02 14:26 nesdori  
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There's a scarce of resources To easily GET 32\ But i HAVEN'T Given up yet :)

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2021-04-02 18:37 nesdori  
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 dustin , btw.. my 36 sec run isn't a speed run, my 21 sec run is :)

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2021-04-02 23:56 dustin  
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which confirms that it's actually possible to get a deterministic bonus \ in the original int :)

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2021-04-06 10:32 nesdori  
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my demo free.  
  
for each additional diamond, 3 bflies with gaps 6-2 (or 6-1 which gets converted into 6-2 in some corners) are needed and two of those gets exploded. because of that, 32\ is quite tricky because 5 bflies are needed so the initial explosion chain can be only 2 explosions resulting in a stack of 9 diamonds, 4 of which are the 2nd row \ and three supporting diamonds. so there's only 5 diamonds left to be used to somehow get 6-2 gap for 3 consecutive bflies. i can do 6 or 2 gap with them but i didn't find a way to do both. there might be some clever multi pass technique using circling bflies to achieve that so i'm still not entirely sure if 32\ is impossible or not :)

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2021-04-06 19:39 dustin  
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i think that if it's so close on human level, it should be mathematically possible ;)