Dischorran
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So it turns out Nikoli's Suraromu can be done in DROD quite easily without scripting, and probably to a non-trivial size. Maybe I'll do something with this if I ever learn how to make that sort of puzzle well or adapt other stuff that RuPaul missed, but for now have a proof of principle. Take the mechanism for your own work if you like.

EDIT: also Aisuban, using a lemming but no other scripting. Somewhat more fiddly.

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Lucky Luc
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In the Aisuban room, you can turn on the grey areas by turning your sword to lead the lemming back into the center. I guess that's unintended?

The Suraromu room was pretty fun and seemed to work flawlessly, neat mechanism!

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Blah. I thought I had that sorted.

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Try this one. Kludgier and kludgier, and a bit of extra scripting just to streamline a minor thing for the player.

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The Aisuban room is weird. I can stall the lemming completely if I face diagonally, and if I face orthogonally, then the mimic's possible direction is locked even after I've stepped off the plates.