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It is a neat game. With a bit of trying you can find some patterns: * Every tile has two orientations 0 and 180 degrees which allows to cut a lot of possibilit
by rrobukef 2y ago
It is a neat game. With a bit of trying you can find some patterns:
* Every tile has two orientations 0 and 180 degrees which allows to cut a lot of possibilities for small fields.
* Three tiles can be flipped together, meaning if you have one or two tiles unsolved, your idea won't work out.
* Large fields have more solutions.
Sadly I found some bugs:
* World generation does not work correctly: there is an unmovable field (nice idea!) but during generation it gets moved. This makes some puzzles unsolvable. The randomizer should ignore this field.
* The undo function has some issues undoing the wrong move or skipping a move. Fully undoing a puzzle does not always result in a solution. If this happens while you're playing you get locked.
- jagged-chisel 2y ago> Three tiles can be flipped together How do you make that happen? I haven't stumbled on that yet. I did discover, after playing for some time, that I don't have to swap adjacent tiles.
- thunderrabbit 2y agoI guess @rrobukef means if you flip A and B repeatedly, they just swap positions and reverse orientation each time. But if you flip A and B, then B and C, then A and C, you get B and C to swap positions without changing their orientations.