Well, that took a little longer than I anticipated. Anyway ...
One of the fun things about SpaceChem is that you can create your own missions and share them with others. For example, this is the one for my 'Fun With Water' mission.
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Unfortunately, you can't really tell what the mission is about until you import it. This can be a little tricky if you're not behind a computer on which SpaceChem is installed, like when you're at work. Oh wait, not when you're at work, obviously – because that'd be wrong. But my point is that you can't see what the code does if you're not at your usual computer.
until now ….
Presenting: my web-based SpaceChem mission viewer :D
http://www.coranac.com/spacechem/mission-viewer.
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