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and here is my 62 footprint solution http://i.imgur.com/AroXGDh.gifv . This is absolute minimum
http://i.imgur.com/izMWAxa.gifv
http://i.imgur.com/X0vHgXn.gifv
boskidialer: That sorting network is really impressive. I was thinking how to speed up my solution, but could not find a systematic approach. You found not only that, it can even do arbitrary permutations!
For those interested in systems like that, have a look at wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorting_network#Insertion_and_selection_networks
btw: i found, that in 11 block level, with 22 block long stick it is possible to rotate stick even if stick input rate is 3, however in 7 block level, with 14 block long stick it is not possible - first rotation of second stick will be delayed by 1 cycle, so second rotation will fail because of third stick - and stick rate must be reduced to 4 (input every second cycle)
I said sorry to easy thinking about this.
you are so clever.
I now delete 10 puzzle . sorry.
If you are ok and not angry me, I not delete 11 puzzle.
And thank you for add me to your friendlist :D
39cycle solution for 11 blocks: weld 22 block long stick, rotate twice and cut. http://i.imgur.com/jr1tcn0.gif
then I complete 10 blocks to exchange.
now I update this puzzle to hard.
http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=457671463
if you make this , then I delete my one.
thank you for create this puzzle.