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'''John "J.B." Lewis''' is one of the top [[Optimization|optimizers]] in [[Chip's Challenge]], being second place in [[Chip's Challenge 1]] (5,977,650), second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2|CCLP2]] (6,050,900), second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3|CCLP3]] (6,093,660), second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1|CCLP1]] (6,006,000), and second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 4|CCLP4]] (6,111,130). He also has first place across all five [[Lynx]] scoreboards for CC1 and the four CCLPs.
'''John "J.B." Lewis''' is one of the top [[Optimization|optimizers]] in [[Chip's Challenge]], being fourth place in [[Chip's Challenge 1]] (5,977,670), second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2|CCLP2]] (6,050,970), second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 3|CCLP3]] (6,094,100), second place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1|CCLP1]] (6,006,040), and tied first place in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 4|CCLP4]] (6,111,370) with [[Jeffrey Bardon]]. He also has first place in four of the five [[Lynx ruleset|Lynx]] scoreboards for CC1, CCLP1, CCLP2, and CCLP4.  He maintains second place in CCLP3 after [[Eddy Limb]] retook first place late last year.


Among his many high scores, the most famous in each set are generally known as the first 306 in [[Follow the Glacier Brick Road]], whose [[boosting]] was once thought to be humanly impossible to perform, and the almost inhumanly unlucky 436 route to [[Blobnet]] (though strategy, readable on its page, helps out quite a bit).
Among his many high scores, the most famous in each set are generally known as the first 306 in [[Follow the Glacier Brick Road]], whose [[boosting]] was once thought to be humanly impossible to perform, and the almost inhumanly unlucky 436 route to [[Blobnet]] (though strategy, readable on its page, helps out quite a bit).
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His next set, ''JBLP1'', has had two different iterations. The first was a 100 level set that eased the difficulty curve of JL1 by swapping out some levels for new ones and making existing ones more fair. After the construction of JBLP1, he began work on ''JBLP2'', but was quickly running short on ideas to fill in 100 levels. In August 2014, he revamped the existing JBLP1 by adding new levels from JBLP2 and swapping out others, bringing the level total to 149.
His next set, ''JBLP1'', has had two different iterations. The first was a 100 level set that eased the difficulty curve of JL1 by swapping out some levels for new ones and making existing ones more fair. After the construction of JBLP1, he began work on ''JBLP2'', but was quickly running short on ideas to fill in 100 levels. In August 2014, he revamped the existing JBLP1 by adding new levels from JBLP2 and swapping out others, bringing the level total to 149.


Later, in May 2015, [[Chip's Challenge 2]] was finally released on Steam. J.B. released a new 100-level set titled ''Centennium'', which was a collection of ported levels from JBLP1 with added bonus flags and decorative floors and walls, which at the time were two of CC2's largest differences from the first game. He began work on a second set titled ''Centennium II'' which featured original compositions, but once again found himself short of ideas, this time after a whopping 10 levels.
Later, in May 2015, [[Chip's Challenge 2]] was finally released on Steam. J.B. released a new 100-level set titled ''Centennium'', which was a collection of ported levels from JBLP1 with added bonus flags and decorative floors and walls, which at the time were two of CC2's largest differences from the first game. He began work on a second set titled ''Centennium II'' which featured original compositions, but once again found himself short of ideas, this time after a whopping 10 levels.  Eight of these levels ended up in [[Chip's Challenge 2 Level Pack 1]].


Between then and his latest set he spent most of his Chip's Challenge time optimizing, until 2018 when he started his magnum opus for Chip's Challenge 1 level designing: ''[[Walls Of level|Walls of]] CCLP1''. This new 149-level set, inspired by other sets such as ''Walls of [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 4|CCLP4]]'' and ''Walls of CCLP3'' from other designers, features 149 brand new levels using the walls of Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1.
Between then and his latest set he spent most of his Chip's Challenge time optimizing, until 2018 when he started his magnum opus for Chip's Challenge 1 level designing: ''[[Walls Of level|Walls of]] CCLP1''. This new 149-level set, inspired by other sets such as ''Walls of [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 4|CCLP4]]'' and ''Walls of CCLP3'' from other designers, features 149 brand new levels using the walls of Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1.
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| 146 || [[Japanese Game Show]]
| 146 || [[Japanese Game Show]]
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=== [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 5|CCLP5]] ===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! # !! Name
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| 2 || [[Multipurpose Tool]]
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| 9 || [[Secret Jungle Laboratory]]
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| 20 || [[Forbidden Island]]
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| 27 || [[Dumbbell Dichotomy]]
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| 28 || [[For Want of a Nail]]
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| 33 || [[Terre Haute]]
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| 37 || [[Quantified Nerves]]
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| 62 || [[Unlock Block]]
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| 70 || [[Ski Resort Town]]
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| 72 || [[Miner Setbacks]]
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| 73 || [[Three Boot Night]]
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| 75 || [[Canyon of Lost Color]]
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| 78 || [[Salsa Verde]]
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| 79 || [[Drawn and Quartered and Quartered]]
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| 94 || [[Feat After Feat]]
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| 95 || [[Room of Requirement]]
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| 97 || [[Color Disaster Inertia]]
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| 98 || [[Closed Circuit]]
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| 100 || [[The Most Interesting Block in the World]]
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| 101 || [[Barefoot Bandit]]
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| 102 || [[Minimalist Art Gallery]]
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| 105 || [[Beyond the Facades]]
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| 107 || [[Bento Box]]
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| 109 || [[Let's Square This Away]]
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| 111 || [[Aquatica]]
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| 129 || [[Rundown Railyard]]
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| 131 || [[You Break It, You Buy It]]
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| 134 || [[Flotsam and Jetsam]]
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| 142 || [[Crown Jewels]]
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| 144 || [[Culmina Crater]]
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| 145 || [[Pardon Our Dust]]
|}
=== [[Chip's Challenge 2 Level Pack 1|CC2LP1]]===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! # !! Name
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| 38 || [[Prism Prison]]
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| 46 || [[Axis]]
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| 49 || [[Sokobomb]]
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| 64 || [[Flowers of Power]]
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| 90 || [[Time in a Bottle]]
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| 139 || [[Reverse Osmosis]]
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| 153 || [[Slow-Motion Hallway Fight Sequence]]
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| 171 || [[Fuse]]
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