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Not affiliated, just came across it randomly and it is a fun distraction that stimulates parts of my brain that often aren't. 20 'puzzles' to work through.
by mrkstu 3y ago
Not affiliated, just came across it randomly and it is a fun distraction that stimulates parts of my brain that often aren't.
20 'puzzles' to work through.
- greenbit 3y agoWish there was a counter, something to tell you "this is puzzle #N". Also, it would be good to know that there are only 20 from the start. "Puzzle #N/20"? Should be easy mods to make. Anyway, apart from that, oddly satisfying to flatten those graphs! Also - you can still move the vertices even after you achieve the flattened state. I found that usually when flatness was first reached, the graph would be kind of scrunched up. You can keep adjusting to achieve maximal symmetry if so inclined.
- h0l0cube 3y ago> Wish there was a counter, something to tell you "this is puzzle #N". Also, it would be good to know that there are only 20 from the start. "Puzzle #N/20"? Press the up arrow at the bottom
- denton-scratch 3y agoI also found it an entertaining distraction. For a minute; solved five puzzles, won't do it again.