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When we stack a shape onto another shape which would make too many layers, then the not-allowed layers pop off.
If a shape is pinned enough times the shape layers pop off the top and we're left with a bunch of layers of pins.
Parts of shapes will fall when they're not supported underneath.
Take a 1/4 shape and pin it until there is only a single tower of pins.
Another way to get a pin tower is keep pinning a whole shape until it's only four pin towers. Then, use a full cutter to cut it up like a shape to have 4x 1/4 pin towers.
Once you have pin towers, pin a full shape, then stack it on top of a single 1/4 pin tower. The full shape and one pin vanishes. The other three pins fall next to the pin tower.
Use the cutter to extract the pins.
Or, use a swapper.
Then, use it like any other shape for stacking and swapping.