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2015-07-22 15:30 nesdori  
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 donsan , I see that your hard work payed off and you stole my first place on zigzag! i'll strike back later.. ^ :)

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2015-07-22 18:56 trischi83  
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jaja, mein kaefig dient mal wieder als forum.. :-()

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2015-07-22 19:40 enrico  
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great creation, great solver :-)

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2015-07-22 23:35 trischi83  
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thx  enrico  :-)

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2015-07-23 09:37 enrico  
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If I understand correctly (for once), when the stone splits the firefly the magic wall gives the two diamonds. The problem is the timing of the fall with appropriate calculations, whereas the descent of the stone in the tower is stable with time (234,212,171, etc.) Ahhhh, that nice challenge ...!who knows..:-)

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2015-07-23 11:05 nesdori  
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yes, falling of the boulder is predictable (stable) and you are right, this cave is more about calculation than just trying blindly. first calculate how many times the fly goes around before the stone falls from the tower. then calculate a rough estimation that how many frames the fly is behind or in front when the boulder falls. then you should either know or test out that how making slots in dirt wall or removing dirt/slots affects fly (for example, making a slot in the wall slows fly down by 4 frames). after that you have all elements needed to sync fly to be directly under the boulder when it falls. it's easier to slow down than to speed up the fly! after the first rough try, the fly usually is very close but not yet perfectly synced. to get a perfect sync, do a correction to calculations because now you should have a very good estimate that how many frames to adjust.  
  
good luck! :)

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2015-07-23 11:50 enrico  
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thanks for comment! :-)

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2015-07-23 16:49 trischi83  
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master  enrico  ;)

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2015-07-23 17:50 enrico  
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...sometimes, when the horse is well versed! :-)