хз, кто это он, но судя по гайду на shapez могу сказать, что он гений. Он собрал ядерный реактор из квадратов и кругов

I translated that manual. I had to first cut this giant picture into pieces, then pass each fragment(26) through the image translator. You can't think of a more terrible format for translation, it will be much easier for you to translate my article.

In terms of build quality, it's about the same as my very first MAM (some parts are better, some are worse). I also saved my first one. It's really interesting to compare and see the evolution from the clunkiest build to perfection.

The shapes with floating layers are so complicated that making them even by hand is quite a puzzle. And even more so, write an algorithm.

An even more interesting task is to find a mistake, that is, to come up with a figure that he cannot handle. Although I have already gone through half of all the existing shapes using my shape generator, there is still a chance to find an error, although it is extremely small.

ahh yep, the guide i followed doesnt account for floating pieces like the ones used in shapez logo and rocket shape..

Honestly I wasnt even gonna make a MAM at first since in my mind when i started playing i just thought ill leave the game when i reach free play but it kinda felt like a bummer to not even try to make one..

I understand that i wont "need" a tmam, but itll be still super interesting to look at, and if I feel masochistic enough ill even try following the guide, thanks for the extension link.

For the MAM (still in works), i followed this guide mainly : deviantart.com/chaotea/art/Shapez-io-MAM-Beginners-Guide-863562458

And honestly 600 hours on one project is crazy work, the guide looks like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ research paper, actually incredible :)

Oh, and one more important point:

A regular MAM is enough to complete the game. He doesn't need to be able to make shapes like the logo of a game or a rocket.
My project can make absolutely any possible shape, that's why it's called TMAM - True MAM.

TMAM is aerobatics. None of the crooked, mediocre trash that you can find on steam EVEN implies such a level. (TMAM can be counted on your fingers all over the Internet)

For comparison:
It took me 3 days to build the MAM.
After that, it took 3 months (600 hours) to design the TMAM.

So maybe it's not exactly what you need. After all, 90% of the article is devoted to TMAM. And many primitive things are simply omitted. But even so, I still think that my guide is much more useful than the others.
In addition, my save contains both MAM and TMAM.
You'll be surprised how elementary MAM is in its device if do everything wisely.

Yes, I also use "brave". It doesn't translate because the idiot developers over the years couldn't figure out that the page you're translating can consist of several languages. So your steam interface is in English, and my article is in Russian. But it sees the English text first, and tries to translate English into English

Luckily, there's a good extension:
https://github.com/FilipePS/Traduzir-paginas-web/releases

ohh wait i didnt know i could download the game save, i used brave browser and it just kept telling me that i cant translate the page for some reason.

i have made most of a basic MAM using another guide tho, just left with wiring. After completing that one ill look at yours, since i now know the basic concepts behind a MAM i could probably understand yours using the game save. Honestly amazing work on that guide, i can tell its comprehensive without even understanding it ..