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Joshua has one CC1 level set, named ''"JoshB_LYNX"''. It is one of the few level sets designed with the [[Lynx Ruleset]] in mind, so it contains levels that are [[busted level|busted]] in the [[Ruleset|MS Ruleset]] or do not work as intended in that ruleset. This set, designed in 2005, originally had 37 levels, 31 of which were eligible for inclusion in CCLP3. Fifteen of them were voted into the CCLP3 set and his level [[Spiral]] was voted the highest in the ''fun'' category, and [[How to Get Around in Venice]] was voted the second-highest in that category. | Joshua has one CC1 level set, named ''"JoshB_LYNX"''. It is one of the few level sets designed with the [[Lynx Ruleset]] in mind, so it contains levels that are [[busted level|busted]] in the [[Ruleset|MS Ruleset]] or do not work as intended in that ruleset. This set, designed in 2005, originally had 37 levels, 31 of which were eligible for inclusion in CCLP3. Fifteen of them were voted into the CCLP3 set and his level [[Spiral]] was voted the highest in the ''fun'' category, and [[How to Get Around in Venice]] was voted the second-highest in that category. | ||
In 2013, Joshua briefly returned to CC1 level design, adding a dozen or so levels to JoshB_LYNX. He soon discontinued design work due to frustration with designing for both the MS and Lynx rulesets simultaneously. However, one level designed during this time period, [[If I Ran | In 2013, Joshua briefly returned to CC1 level design, adding a dozen or so levels to JoshB_LYNX. He soon discontinued design work due to frustration with designing for both the MS and Lynx rulesets simultaneously. However, one level designed during this time period, [[If I Ran the Zoo]], did end up being voted into CCLP4, along with [[Rivets]] from the earlier (2005) set. | ||
Since the release of CC2 in 2015, Joshua has been working on and off on a CC2 levelset called the "Walls of Chip's Challenge" which aims to create 149 new CC2 puzzles based on the walls or layout of the original CC1 game, and is expected to be complete by the end of 2020. Approximately 100 of his designs appeared in [[CC2LP1]] voting. | Since the release of CC2 in 2015, Joshua has been working on and off on a CC2 levelset called the "Walls of Chip's Challenge" which aims to create 149 new CC2 puzzles based on the walls or layout of the original CC1 game, and is expected to be complete by the end of 2020. Approximately 100 of his designs appeared in [[CC2LP1]] voting. | ||