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Bask! Thanks for the suggestion. I should add a screenshot function or something. There are thousands of solutions so I couldn't figure out a good way to dete

• brokentone 11y ago
  Edges with smoothing, and counting inside. If you only have 4 edges, then you win
• goorpyguy 11y ago
  You'd probably have to check algorithmically. Starting from the top-left most piece, have they (reasonably fuzzily) covered the 6x10 grid proceeding down and right? If so, yay! You can also check for things like too much overlap, but checking if there is a piece covering each of the centers of the relative grid should be sufficient. My first solution: http://i.imgur.com/rV2Ueow.png http://i.imgur.com/rV2Ueow.png edit: It also was not clear up front that I could click to rotate/flip the pieces, until I did it by accident.
  • Nadya 11y ago
    >edit: It also was not clear up front that I could click to rotate/flip the pieces, until I did it by accident. This explains why I couldn't solve it... I was feeling rather stupid seeing all the people solving it with 1,000's of solutions but I couldn't find one. Thanks! :P