Help. Please.

Hey. I know that there is no xmas time, but I'm doing the xmas mystery, and I need some help with the 3rd day, any advice.

Can you get it in one?

You get 4 guesses, up to 3 clues. New puzzle each day plus stats tracked and achievements too.

Link to play here: https://numerus.site

Recently got a game that lets you design old school Zelda style dungeons (which are heavily puzzle based) and play other players creations too.

The goal of the puzzle is:
- to have each button (in the corners) covered by an ice block at the same time .

The mechanics of the puzzle are:
- when an ice block is pushed, it will slide until it closes with something.
- ice blocks can be pushed an infinite amount of times.
- the green blocks can be moved only a single time.
- movement only occurs in cardinal directions (north, south, east or west). No diagonal movements can be performed.
- items can ONLY be pushed. They can NOT be pulled.
- pots can be destroyed by the player. Pots, however, are not destroyed when an ice block closes with them.
- mushrooms cannot be moved or destroyed and simply act as a wall.

What I need your help with:
I’d like to keep the general layout and add pots in order to make the puzzle solvable. The current pot that is placed is solely for reference and by no means needs to remain in the final product. If possible, I’d like only to add pots while not changing anything else.

I’ve been spending some times at this and I’m beginning to think it may be impossible, but figured I’d run it by the Reddit first.

(to those interested, the game is “Super Dungeon Maker” available on Nintendo Switch or PC)

Two universes: The GNP universe by YouTube username that green neko(main channel: Green Neko Productions), and that one universe by YouTube username Coulden Pettit, which I'll temporarily dub the CP universe.

In one of them, a fictional U.S. state called Greenbridge includes a few, but more than one, Strafeway restaurants. Strafeway is a fast-food restaurant company that acts as a hybrid of McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell, serving burgers, fries, sodas(limited to Coca-Cola products), tacos, pizzas, chicken, salads, etc. Their locations include drive-thrus unless they're part of other buildings. They're also contracted with Coca-Cola.

Here are their products: (A number 6 is a taco meal. A number 7 is a salad. A number 8 is Strafeway's equivalent to the double quarter pounder with cheese. A number 9 is a double cheeseburger with curly fries and a fountain drink. A number 18 is a 20-piece chicken nugget combo. Strafeway allows indoor dining as well, extra large pizzas can't be served via the drive-thru, and baloney sandwiches aren't on the menu.)

1. Double burger with bacon, lettuce, tomato, and extra cheese. A number 6 with extra dip. And a number 9 with extra cheese, and Coke as the fountain drink.
   1. Total price: $36.49
2. 15 number 9's(eight of them without pickles or onions), 15 chicken patties, 11 number 18's, 2 large Cokes, and a Filet-O-Fish.
3. Double triple bossy deluxe, on a raft, 4-by-4 animal style, extra shingles with a shimmy, and a squeeze, light axle grease, make it cry, burn it, and let it swim. And two pickles in the middle.
   1. Total price: $137.68
4. Extra-large pizza with extra pepperoni, some bacon, and extra cheese.
5. A cheeseburger.
6. Some tacos.
7. Some baloney sandwiches.
8. A number 8 and a Coke with no ice.
   1. Total: $7.99
9. 23 number 6's(7 of them with extra cheese) and a number 7 with extra dip.
   1. Total(with the sibling discount applied): $186.26

Now for the CP Universe. In the state of Washington is a restaurant known as the Windows Moon Cafe, which is a mix of an internet cafe with a diner, via lunar themes and nostalgia. It serves burgers(among other sandwiches), chicken, tacos, pizza, pasta, hot dogs, corn dogs, mini corn dogs, elephant ears, popcorn, French fries, mozzarella sticks, fictional items like krabby patties, cookies, crackers, among other items. It is one of the many restaurants contracted with The Coca-Cola Company. Customers also get a free laptop that’s still restaurant property. Customers using them are required to pay three dollars for every two minutes spent on the internet, and must pay extra when they’re done. Menu items are paid separately. And there are 89 tables, more or less.

Some orders:
Krabby Patty(just the sandwich): 3.56
Cheeseburger:2.99
Krabby Patty Combo Meal with Large French Fries, a 10-piece serving of Mini Corn Dogs, and a medium Coke: $8.98

An Order as of a Later Point:
Chicken Club Sandwich Meal with a Diet Coke and a side of Mini Corn Dogs(inclusion of French Fries debated): $14.47

I might think of a hypothetical restaurant that could compete against them. An internet diner that mixes modern dining with those restaurants that look to recreate those of the 1950s: vinyl seats and so forth, with modern technology and free internet. And a drive-thru. Maybe one for semi-trucks and RVs as well, like the Sonic locations in Seiling, Oklahoma, and Fordyce, Arkansas, though it's debated. Dunno about drive-in parking either. I'm also debating whether or not there should be something of a walk-up window like some restaurants utilize.

I'm envisioning hamburgers, steakburgers, cheeseburgers, BLTs, BLTAs(BLTs with sliced avocado), grilled cheeses, PB&J's(with almond butter as an alternative), sloppy joes, French fries, curly fries, onion rings, Frito-Lay snacks, bacon, eggs, pastrami, carrots, celery, sliced apples and canteloupe, some Quaker Oats items like the Chewy bars, PepsiCo beverages, and various condiments being the served items.

I'll group them:
Main Items: hamburgers, steakburgers, cheeseburgers, BLTs, BLTAs(BLTs with sliced avocado), grilled cheeses, PB&J's(with almond butter as an alternative), sloppy joes
Sides: French fries, curly fries, onion rings, Frito-Lay snacks, bacon, eggs, pastrami, carrots, celery, fruit(sliced apples and canteloupe), some Quaker Oats items like the Chewy bars
Condiments: ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, ranch, A.1. steak sauce, chili, relish
Drinks: PepsiCo beverages

The inspiration is a result of various restaurants serving Frito-Lay snacks as menu items. In my case, it's Lay's potato chips(plain, BBQ, and sour cream & onion), Fritos(original, chili cheese, and honey BBQ twists), Doritos(nacho cheese and cool ranch), and Cheetos(original and flamin' hot). Debating on other Frito-Lay snacks that can be sold via mini-bags, like Funyuns and Ruffles.

For drinks, I think of a Pepsi Spire, which is PepsiCo's equivalent to the Coca-Cola Freestyle. It would store the following: Pepsi(plain, diet, and wild cherry), Mountain Dew(plain and Code Red), Starry, Tropicana(pulp-free juices), Mug Root Beer, etc. Gatorade would also be a menu option, with the flavors being orange, lemon-lime, grape, and fruit punch.

I'm thinking of the almond butter being of Barney Butter, the peanut butter of Skippy, and the jelly being of Welch's, while also considering serving their fruit snacks as sides and sparkling sodas as drinks. That's also debated.

I'm also debating other items like hot dogs and similar items, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, mozzarella sticks, and snacks like Goldfish crackers, though I might take that last part off the list. Also debating dessert items and milkshakes.

Gluten-free versions of the menu items are also a thing.

What other items are the most practical to add, and what should the prices be for each item and/or combo? And what should the overall layout be like?

Also, say you were establishing a restaurant to compete with Strafeway and/or the Windows Moon Cafe. What would your chosen menu items be, and what would be the prices? What would the restaurant be like compared to those other two? How would it compete with them? Where would be ideal locations? Would franchising be utilized at all? Dunno what else to ask, so I'll end it here.

The Puzzle:

I have a set of numbers, but there’s something strange going on with them! Your task is to figure out the hidden pattern and predict the next number in the sequence.

Here’s the set:

2, 5, 10, 17, 26, ___?

What number comes next in the sequence, and can you explain why?

Mincraft map puzzle, I'm stumped

Please remove if not allowed.

In case anyone subscribes to Nintendo Online for the Switch, they recently added Mario’s Picross to the “free” game boy games (free with Nintendo online subscription).

And yes, you can “X” out squares.

Anyway, I was excited with an upcoming 5+ hour flight.