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Therefore creating a MAM that can build all the ROS shapes is not that hard. There is even a term used for this type of MAM: ROSMAM and CROSMAM (respectively, for ROS#0 which cannot have crystals, and ROS#1 which can).
A MAM that can create absolutely any possible shape in the game is usually called TMAM (or "True MAM"), and it is indeed an extremely difficult task!
P. S. The algorithm used by the game to generate ROS shapes is, in short:
* generate a 1 layer base shape
* if crystals are allowed, pass it through a crystal generator
* repeat the following steps 4 times in insane scenario, or 3 times otherwise:
** generate a 1 layer base shape
** maybe pass it through a pin pusher
** stack it on top of what was previously generated
** if crystals are allowed, maybe pass the result through a crystal generator
I advise you to generate free pines by making a 4-quarter crystal that you pin and then pass through a left-right interchange so that you break the crystal and you're left with a 4-quarter pine shape.
Use these pins when you need them, and also where you need a crystal. The crystal will replace the pins, so you won't be stuck when you're asked for a shape with a 4-quarter crystal at the top of the shape.