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Fun fact: Door puzzle is harder than all the puzzles together in the quarry.
There is an earlier tutorial puzzle that will help you with this. The one you have in front of you is a test to know if you 'get it'.
The solution to the problem would be exactly the same if the two tetris pieces were drawn in the other's position
And for something pretty spolierific: Start going right one, up two, then right two, then down two, then right one
So put the shape on the left on the right, and vice versa, when you are drawing the line.
Then the game should check if the player did the tutorial first, instead of letting them go further without doing the tutorial, no?
No, the game doesn't really check anything because exploring and figuring things out is the main concept. If you can't understand how to solve a puzzle, it means that you should skip it and come back later.