Zen Match

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This diagram represents a complex resource management and transformation system designed to simulate a game or process where various resources are produced, combined, distributed, and consumed to achieve specific outcomes. The system starts with a set of source nodes generating different colored resources: blue, green, orange, and red, each symbolized by different icons such as a diamond, leaf, banana, and mushroom, with an additional black resource generated by other means within the system. These resources are then routed through various pools and gates, reflecting storage and decision points where resources can be combined or transformed based on specific rules encoded within the connections, gates, and registers.

The resource flows are governed by deterministic and random factors, with gates distributing resources in a dice-based fashion, and connectors moving resources at fixed rates or based on formulas specifying conditions like intervals and triggers. Some notable mechanisms include the conversion of colors into black resources, the aggregation of resources into specific pools triggering state changes, and the ultimate goal of reaching certain conditions signaled by end condition nodes. The system also seems to simulate a difficulty level that increases as resources are processed, indicated by the transformation of certain pools under specific conditions and the strategic placement of registers and text comments hinting at gameplay dynamics such as matching color resources and managing slots for resources. This intricate setup appears to be modeling a game environment where managing resources efficiently and adapting to changing conditions are crucial to success.