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Pieces snap together when moving passed each other, even if they aren't both in front. I just had a lot of fun exploiting this by stacking all the pieces on top
by connorproctor 5y ago
Pieces snap together when moving passed each other, even if they aren't both in front. I just had a lot of fun exploiting this by stacking all the pieces on top of each other and then just "printing" the puzzle by moving the connected pieced past the pile.
- snake_case 5y agoI’ve heard someone do exactly that before too! Always fun finding ways to break the rules :) Others in here are suggesting snap on drop instead of auto snapping, which I’m strongly considering now.
- pokpokpok 5y agoi tried this trick, and saw a few interesting bugs. obviously this whole trick is an edge case, but i had some visual doubling of my large piece after certain clicks, and also i had an event happen where i heard the click sound stacked up 100 times then the app became unresponsive
- snake_case 5y agoHa, yikes! I’ll have to try reproducing that, since that sounds like a bug that could happen even under normal circumstances.