6-tile Ceiling puzzle

[Sky715]

I found the book that shows the way the two ceiling puzzles. I wrote down the solution for both. I was able to solve the 1st one, but the second one won't work. I tried several times and even, watched Nokzen video. Yet, I go back into the game and it since will not work.

Am I missing a step?

[jahmenmyst]

Hint; Read carefully what it says about fig 2 the 6 panel ceiling puzzle. Its not just about putting the icons into place as shown in fig.2 as much as it is about the order you use to put them into place. Think about the clue they give. "Pay particular attention to how the directionality of the icons is used to lead the viewers eye, begin top left corner and follow one-by-one to the bottom right" Hope that helps. I'd rather nudge you than out right tell you.

[Adam Millard]

Im stuck here also. I understood the clue the book gave but nope still carn't do it.

[Sky715]

I found out that once you know what the pattern is, you follow the arrows from one tile to the next. Starting with the top left corner.

[Adam Millard]

how strange! went and explored somewhere else then came back and did the same pattern as before and it worked so I dont know why that should be!

[Syphia]

For everyone that might be still stuck on this:

the order you rotate the pieces in does make a difference. If you have all the tiles in the correct orientation and the puzzle isnt solved you have to turn all of the pieces (four times if they are already correct) in the right order.

Order is:

Left top
left bottom
middle bottom
middle top
rigt top
right bottom

[joridiculous]

Originally posted by Syphia:

For everyone that might be still stuck on this:

the order you rotate the pieces in does make a difference. If you have all the tiles in the correct orientation and the puzzle isnt solved you have to turn all of the pieces (four times if they are already correct) in the right order.

Order is:

Left top
left bottom
middle bottom
middle top
rigt top
right bottom

This have been changed in the latest patch (today). Order shouldn't matter any more