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You know Voltorb Flip? That stupid half-chance, half-logic game in the game corner? I got bored of trying to learn some sort of strategy to play Voltorb Flip, so I decided to make a program to do it for me (plus I really wanted a Dratini). I'm now releasing my in-progress versions, as I continue working. The solver takes a board you give it, and recommends the best moves for you to take.
Interface
It's pretty much all explained in the program.
Basically, you enter all the numbers at the ends of the rows/columns, and then input the moves you make (along with the results you got), and it will reload and recommend new ones.
Note: Just because there are a bunch of tiles with equal odds and equal payoff, it doesn't mean they're all equally good. Remember that flipping tiles helps figure out what other tiles are, so in case of ties, try to pick the tile that you think will help the computer the most.
Download
.UHA format here (which I prefer and recommend. It's free and compresses better than RAR and ZIP)
.ZIP format here
Source code here (.UHA format)
Note: The free WinUHA utility for .UHA files can be found here
Extra Info
Update history
Current work & planned updates
How the solver works
Optimization explanations
Move recommendations mechanics
If the links die, please notify me.
Leave a comment or recommendation below!
I'm looking for recommendations, but check the Present/future updates link to make sure I don't already have it down.
Interface
It's pretty much all explained in the program.
Basically, you enter all the numbers at the ends of the rows/columns, and then input the moves you make (along with the results you got), and it will reload and recommend new ones.
Note: Just because there are a bunch of tiles with equal odds and equal payoff, it doesn't mean they're all equally good. Remember that flipping tiles helps figure out what other tiles are, so in case of ties, try to pick the tile that you think will help the computer the most.
Download
.UHA format here (which I prefer and recommend. It's free and compresses better than RAR and ZIP)
.ZIP format here
Source code here (.UHA format)
Note: The free WinUHA utility for .UHA files can be found here
Extra Info
Update history
Current work & planned updates
How the solver works
Optimization explanations
Move recommendations mechanics
If the links die, please notify me.
Leave a comment or recommendation below!
I'm looking for recommendations, but check the Present/future updates link to make sure I don't already have it down.
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