> Other than thinking the spread of yellow is limited to one gloober at a time, this seems right. Yup. Here are the results I get when manually applying these

> Other than thinking the spread of yellow is limited to one gloober at a time, this seems right. Yup. Here are the results I get when manually applying these rules myself. Here I mention only the flomps that change gloobers to become yellow. Turn 1: Zoo is yellow. Turn 2: Zoo flomps Bat, turning Bat yellow. Zoo flomps Crystal, turning Crystal yellow. Turn 3: Crystal flomps X-Ray, turning X-Ray yellow. Bat flomps Lovely, turning Lovely yellow. In other words it would be: 1. Yellow gloobers - Zoo. 2. Yellow gloobers - Zoo, Bat, Crystal. 3. Yellow gloobers - Zoo, Bat, Crystal, X-Ray, Lovely. So it’s got the order correct, and like you said it’s just that it thinks only one gloober is flomped each turn.