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Thanks for the report! This is fixed now!

FYI: I'm not concerned with just finding a solution, that can be done with manual bruteforce calculations. I was concerned with finding a more "mathematical" approach, which I didn't find (and thus resorted to code). The solution listed in the doc is, however, the shortest solution, which could be considered the "simplest", going by that metric.

As far as I know, I never mention you "ending up with 5 oranges". I said you will have 5 oranges to spare. Which is true, I believe.

This document is mainly for the purpose of documenting logic, and with the compilation of solutions as a side-effect, so I'd appreciate it if you can point out any logical inaccuracies, if any.

Edit: Ah, I see how the wording can be confusing now. I'll change the wording a bit to make my point clearer.

I’m not currently in the Discord. Though now that you’ve mentioned it, I’m somewhat interested now.

Updated with the new puzzles from the 5/31/23 devlog. Located at the bottom labeled "Bonus". Had a bit of trouble writing for the 2nd one.

Idk why I'm doing this. Still bored as hell apparently.

Well, I wanted a solution that doesn’t require much guessing. Plus modular arithmetic is cool.

I got really bored one day, so I made a list of my solve paths for each puzzle, and called it:

I Wanna Lockpick ~ PATH OF LOGIC (Part 1)

I pretty much just slapped whatever my thought was when trying to formalize the puzzle into a big list, then tried to organize it a little bit.

It's still a big mess at parts, especially for some of the harder puzzles to formalize.

I might do this for part 2 as well, but that's quite a bit into the future.

(And I assume that the puzzles then will be harder, so... I'm dreading it.)

Edit: A brand new doc has been made for the newly released part 2!

It contains logical analysis for all newly added puzzles in part 2, and as a result, their solution. Enjoy.

I Wanna Lockpick ~ PATH OF LOGIC (Part 2) (also linked in the first doc)