@MartinEnder Did you know that you can make the board bigger in the JS emulator for Turing Tumble? lodev.org/jstumble/?w=27&h=27

@El'endiaStarman nope, thanks!

@MartinEnder Yeah, I was thinking that I needed a bigger board to figure out my infinite columns puzzle and thought "Let's see if I can hack this JS emulator...". Turns out, there was already code like:

// different sizes: only supports W of form 11+4*N for some integer N, and odd H
var url_w = getParameterByName('w');