Okay disregarding the rest of the puzzle, can you guys tell me if this is the only way to separate the black and white squares, or am I missing something?
the timed puzzle that opens the gate under the beam. Timer is way too short to run back to the gate. I've noticed you can see its equivalent inside the house but couldn't find a good angle to see it entirely. I guess the rotating bridge shenanigans could help create a shortcut between activating the timed puzzle and reaching the door, but I'm not seeing it.
Funnily enough, I didn't find the swamp that hard at all.
Okay disregarding the rest of the puzzle, can you guys tell me if this is the only way to separate the black and white squares, or am I missing something?
Okay disregarding the rest of the puzzle, can you guys tell me if this is the only way to separate the black and white squares, or am I missing something?
think spatially. Let me know if you get through the next ones, i def am still chewing on that board.
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fit all the pieces in one big area, as long as the tetris pieces are also containted in the area, it doesn't matter how they are placed as long as they arent rotated or overlapping. also i hate these puzzles
the timed puzzle that opens the gate under the beam. Timer is way too short to run back to the gate. I've noticed you can see its equivalent inside the house but couldn't find a good angle to see it entirely. I guess the rotating bridge shenanigans could help create a shortcut between activating the timed puzzle and reaching the door, but I'm not seeing it.
Funnily enough, I didn't find the swamp that hard at all.
Reposting as I still don't have an answer I understand.
Been good about not using a guide for anything yet, but I just accidentally solved a puzzle that I couldn't figure out the rationale for. I'll try to individually spoiler tag things.
Location: Treehouses
Puzzle Section:
Orange tiles with black and white squares and stars
two white suns together but separate from all else and splitting the square color groups.
2. I solved second one by
keeping two orange suns together but not they can apparently be mixed with the color squares. So I kept them with the white ones and split the white from the black.
3. I solved the third one (shown in picture) by
keeping black suns together but mixed with white squares which are separated from black squares.
4. This is where I'm lost. I accidentally
put the one black sun with one of the three black squares and had the rest of the white and black squares separate.
And it worked, which makes NO sense to me.
Before I continue can someone tell me what I'm missing? My approach must have been wrong on the first ones, but for some reason it still worked.
Your approach is correct on all of them, but I think you misunderstood the specifics of the rule of the tile which you should now better understand by completing the fourth tile. Like other ruleset, I suggest you try to fail the fourth tile and other to see which circumstance fail and which succeed.
Remember that each type of tile has its own separate rule, and there is no real rule that govern different types of tiles at the same time. When you're trying to complete a panel with different tiles, you have make sure the solution satisfy all the different separate rule.
star isn't a delete tile. The star tiles usually live on their own or wrapped completely with one of the other sets. This is the first one (that I remember) where one star gets packaged with one black block. Which then confuses me because the white and black no longer equal each other.
I'm continuing to solve the next few with relatively little thought, but it's simply by applying logic that doesn't make sense to me. I feel like I'm missing something dumb.
Reposting as I still don't have an answer I understand.
Been good about not using a guide for anything yet, but I just accidentally solved a puzzle that I couldn't figure out the rationale for. I'll try to individually spoiler tag things.
Location: Treehouses
Puzzle Section:
Orange tiles with black and white squares and stars
two white suns together but separate from all else and splitting the square color groups.
2. I solved second one by
keeping two orange suns together but not they can apparently be mixed with the color squares. So I kept them with the white ones and split the white from the black.
3. I solved the third one (shown in picture) by
keeping black suns together but mixed with white squares which are separated from black squares.
4. This is where I'm lost. I accidentally
put the one black sun with one of the three black squares and had the rest of the white and black squares separate.
And it worked, which makes NO sense to me.
Before I continue can someone tell me what I'm missing? My approach must have been wrong on the first ones, but for some reason it still worked.
I'm still not getting the rule of the tile.
The
star isn't a delete tile. The star tiles usually live on their own or wrapped completely with one of the other sets. This is the first one (that I remember) where one star gets packaged with one black block. Which then confuses me because the white and black no longer equal each other.
I'm continuing to solve the next few with relatively little thought, but it's simply by applying logic that doesn't make sense to me. I feel like I'm missing something dumb.
The way I see it is - If there is a block and a star that are the same colour on a grid, you can substitute that same coloured block as a star. If you pair the same coloured block with the star it still counts as a pair of stars and all the rules are the same elsewhere.
