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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
At the entrance of the four holes, there is a different arrangement of the optical piece.
The pattern will be able to distinguish between each hole.
For example, if the hole is deep, the optical piece is made vertically.
In addition, depending on the number of light pieces, will come visible order.
My biggest problem was getting lost between the four holes when trying to get from one point to another.
Thank you for your advice.
In my poor technique, the action could not be reproduced.
Time thinking and behavior of the platform is concerned, I tried to put a little facelift.
Enjoy in the test, thank you.
I can read English is not good at Japanese.
I may not be able to understand exactly what the question.
It is the answer on that based on the above.
If you just want to clear, this puzzle is possible by going through a number of steps.
However, to get to the exit to find the hidden companion cube, you need to use the information visible to the limit the field of view.
To test dozens of times the puzzle that I made, I have been repeatedly adjusted.
Does not require quick action, I prefer the structure that focuses on solving the mystery and discovery, if anything.
I have been exposed to the workshop, which was determined by the work they create, and the fun myself.
This answer, I would match the intent of the question?