Create a Machinations diagram...

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Create a Machinations diagram for a "Minecraft Ore Mining Score Battle" game. The game has a limited 30 turns (Energy) and players compete to get the highest Score.

1. Pools (Nodes): - Energy: starting value 30. - Wood: starting value 0. - Stone: starting value 0. - Iron: starting value 0. - ToolLevel: starting value 0. - Score: starting value 0.

2. Interactive Gates (Actions): - ChopWood: - Consumes 1 Energy. - Produces 1 Wood. - MineStone: - Consumes 1 Energy. - Produces 1 Stone. - State connection from ToolLevel to MineStone with label " =1". - MineCoal: - Consumes 1 Energy. - Produces 1 Score. - State connection from ToolLevel to MineCoal with label " =1". - MineIron: - Consumes 1 Energy. - Produces 1 Iron. - State connection from ToolLevel to MineIron with label " =2". - SellIron: - Consumes 1 Iron. - Produces 5 Score. (This action does not consume Energy). - MineDiamond: - Consumes 1 Energy. - Produces 15 Score. - State connection from ToolLevel to MineDiamond with label "==3".

3. Crafting Gates (Interactive): - CraftWoodPick: - Consumes 3 Wood. - Adds 1 to ToolLevel. - State connection from ToolLevel to CraftWoodPick with label "==0". - CraftStonePick: - Consumes 3 Stone. - Adds 1 to ToolLevel. - State connection from ToolLevel to CraftStonePick with label "==1". - CraftIronPick: - Consumes 3 Iron. - Adds 1 to ToolLevel. - State connection from ToolLevel to CraftIronPick with label "==2".

4. End Node (Game Over): - Create an End Node named "GameOver". - State connection from Energy to GameOver with label " =0".

Please layout the diagram logically. Put resources (Pools) in the center, action gates on the left, crafting gates on the right, and the Score pool on the far right.

"Create a Machinations diagram..." is a public Machinations diagram shared in the Community by aoaoaoiwa, with 42 components.

It was created in July 2026 and last edited in July 2026.

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