If there are 8 bonders arranged vertically, the order is: 1 2 The bonder priority is always the same when you start a level - if there are 4 bonders in a square, the order is: 1 2
And this continues through all the bonders at the end, every bonder link will have been checked. Once it's run through the list of bonders, it checks the 2 bonder: it looks down and right to see if the 1 bonder is there, then to see if the 3 bonder is there, etc. So, when you hit a Bond+, SpaceChem first checks the 1 bonder: it looks down and right to see if the 2 bonder is there, then to see if the 3 bonder is there, etc. Once a bonder is chosen, it looks down and right only, checking for a second bonder in priority order as well. Each bonder is tested in priority order to see if it can affect a molecule bond.
#Spacechem final level full
Because it was hard to find the full behavior details of bonders, I thought I'd reproduce them here, to help spread the data.Įach bonder has a hidden "priority" number, which can't be determined except by experimentation. Eventually I got frustrated by an intermittent failure in a level, and looked up the details. It always failed somehow at the "bonders", spots you can move around that will bond atoms together into a molecule. I just finished SpaceChem (a great, frustrating puzzle game!), and toward the end I looked up solutions to a few puzzles, but got frustrated that they didn't work for me.
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