@Computergamer ugh, not that bug again!
OK, so, you'll have to turn VI mode off (ctrl+v) after you activate the scannerIt should proceed normally that way, hopefully.
Some people were able to turn it back on during the second scan and proceed as normal, but if that doesn't work for you, you'll have to keep it turned off until the second scan finishes. So, to switch disguises, you'll have to memorize the letters you need to press. For example, for raven.disguises.load.Test, you'd need to press R, D, L, T.

Have you tried to type the commands after the ending brackets? You need to enter commands after ending brackets two times to get it done. Look at the puzzle solution and go through the lines with your Arrow keys. You should see a opening and closing backet there. That indicates in which order you should enter the commands.

@RobokopWhat exactly is tricky for you? From a quick look at it, the solution seems to be written correctly to me. Each bracket is on its own line, and there's spaces before inside brackets, so that each inside bracket is one space to the right. How else would you suggest I make it more readable?

And wait, you actually carefully wrote down all those zeros and ones? That's ... beautiful!

If it wasn't obvious from the over the top description of that code, it's a prank. If you'd used a site(like this one) to convert that binary code into text, you'd get the following result:
HECK EVERYTHING!

A pretty nice combination of check everything and hack everything, don't you think? Those two tips do indeed help you complete all of Code 7's puzzles.

Now that I think about it, though, it isn't really all that funny. I think I'll just delete that document. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Thanks for the suggestion, Aron! You're right, I should've done that as soon as I learned about the bug.
Well, better late than never, I suppose. The solution to the face scanner bug is now also available in the file called "Common Bugs In Blind Friendly Mode", the second file in the Code 7 Tips folder:
https://cloud.owncube.com/s/4Smo8cNC7qq6P7m

@Computergamer checked all computers, huh? Hmm. Check again!
You need to find a very ... special file on one of the computers in M8trix. That ought to get the manager to be more agreeable.
Remember, heck everything! Hack everything and check everything!

@Robokop [sigh], you don't have to actually type the brackets. The brackets are there to tell you where a loop begins and ends. The while loop is the outside one, and all the if conditions are inside of it, but there's no loop inside another if loop, like there was, say, in the If 3 tutorial.

Like I said before, I'm open to suggestions to how it could be made better. But this is how you're supposed to write code like that ... I think. I don't know all that much about code. What else could I do to make it more readable? I guess I could use signs like underscores instead of spaces to note that a loop is inside another one, but I imagine that would be confusing for many people.

Please note that that Muffin level isn't completely mandatory, you technically could progress without it.

I will try

@Robokop I misremembered; the level at Alley one is one of the important ones, you do need to complete it. So, I went and tested the solution again, and ...

It! Works!

Sure, it takes a while, but it does work! You might just be too impatient. Here's a description of the level, so you'll maybe understand why it's not working immediately:

Warning! Spoilers for Episode 2 ahead!

If you look at the level, you'll see that it's a square. Muffin goes around the whole square, then goes into a square inside it, then into a square inside of that, and so on, until they reach a button in the very middle. After that, they have to turn around and go around each square again, first the tiny ones, then the big ones, until they reach the exit, which is one tile left of the starting point. Is it logical for air shafts to work like that? No, probably not. But ... it's a game.

Here's the same thing as is written in the document, except I wrote it as just words, without curly brackets. Maybe you'll understand it better this way?

While there's no wall ahead:
Go forward (Muffin obviously has to keep moving),
if there's no wall right, turn right (in the first half of the level, when Muffin is going towards the button, there's always an opening to the right when there's a wall ahead),
if there's no wall left, turn left (in the second half of the level, after Muffin has pressed the button and is going back the way they came, there's always an opening to the left when there's a wall ahead),
if there's a button, press it, then turn to the same side twice (the button is in the middle of the square, with only one way to get to it, so Muffin has to turn around twice to no longer be facing a wall).

If this doesn't work, I give up.

@Computergamer there are multiple employees you can disguise as. Surely you've found the hair color for at least one of them? If not, then well, you clearly haven't checked and hacked everything yet. I can't tell you which computer the info you're searching it is on, because even I am not quite crazy enough to remember it, and I'm far too lazy to check. Just deploy Muffin everywhere, and bloody hell, be more patient.

Mayana I know while nowallahead
Goforward
If nowallright
turnright
If nowallleft
Turnleft
If buttonhere
Press button
Turnright
Turnright
I understand that but muffin doesn’t exit.

I!
tried!
150
times!