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Not in 2D, but you can in 3D! edit: Actually I'm not sure my previous statement was true. You can make it more pleasing such as this though: http://nterm.co.uk
by eterm 12y ago
Not in 2D, but you can in 3D!
edit: Actually I'm not sure my previous statement was true. You can make it more pleasing such as this though: http://nterm.co.uk/content/images/tetris.png http://nterm.co.uk/content/images/tetris.png
- penguat 12y ago<nitpick>rectangle specifies 2d</nitpick> I believe you could form a hollow cuboid, but I don't think you could complete a solid cuboid.