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Only in the most poorly designed puzzles. Typically in a jigsaw puzzle, all pieces are uniquely shaped, meaning no two pieces have exactly the same shape, ensur
by hammock 2y ago
Only in the most poorly designed puzzles. Typically in a jigsaw puzzle, all pieces are uniquely shaped, meaning no two pieces have exactly the same shape, ensuring that each piece only fits in one specific spot to complete the picture
- agnishom 2y ago> "all pieces are uniquely shaped" How is that possible? There are four sides, and each side is either v or ^. That is only 2^4 = 16 possibilities
- noman-land 2y agoThe ^s and and vs are not all the same shape and size, and are not in the same location on the sides. The inner "square" bit also isn't an exact square. Everything is wobbly and organic in shape.
- bcraven 2y agoCounter example: https://boingboing.net/2018/11/11/this-artist-uses-jigsaw-puzzle.html https://boingboing.net/2018/11/11/this-artist-uses-jigsaw-pu...
- pimlottc 2y agoThese are made using two or more puzzles that share the same cut pattern. Within a single puzzle, the shapes are (normally) unique.