Logic test

You are tasked with organizing entities, referred to by the letters R, G, B, and Y, distributed across a grid. The goal is to sort these entities so each row contains the same values. The initial distribution is as follows:

R G B Y R
G B Y R G
B Y R G B
Y R G B Y

Objectives

• Sort the entities so that each row in the grid contains only entities of the same value. The specific row each value occupies is irrelevant
• Each entity should have its original value.

Abilities

1. Swap: You can swap the positions of two entities. This counts as a single action.
2. Reset: Resets an entity's value. This counts as three actions and should be used sparingly.

Automatic rules

1. Valuebond: Automatically activates to protect an entity that is adjacent to at least two others of the same value (or one, if at one of the grid's edges), preventing it from changing values. This doesn't apply if the entity doesn't have its original value.
2. Value Shift: If an entity is next to at least two others of the same value in a row (horizontally or vertically - with their original values), it will automatically change to match their value, unless protected by the Valuebond. This will trigger automatically so it must be considered in your strategy. Entities affected by Value Shift must be reset to their original value before they can be moved again.

Challenge

Organize the entities using the area below with the minimum number of actions possible.

• Click the entities to swap.
• Click once to select the origin and then click on the target. Click the initial entity again to cancel.
• Right-click an entity to reset (or use auto-reset)

Good luck!