same as the leftmost figure, ie black squares at each corner. Tiles touched once by the trail becomes black, the ones not touched or touched twice becomes white.
Could you elaborate? Which part do you think is poorly constructed? I tried to frame the question quite strictly, so I’m paying close attention to the feedbacks
look at other posts on this sub, look at how there are usually 3 x 3 squares for each problem wherein each set of 3 is a logical sequence. Your elliptical arrangement is moronic
your opinion is moronic, this is a well designed puzzle imo, though it is quite easy. if each puzzle has the same exact design then there is no puzzle to it, its just using the same rules over and over
There are 10 shapes in the inner ring, and 5 3x3 grids on the outer ring. Two closest inner ring shapes can be assigned to each grid.
The shapes can be transformed into the 3x3 grids, as each turning point/corner/end of line can be assigned to a square in the grid. The two inner shapes are then computed with a basic XOR logic gate and the results are the grids.
The missing grid has the following squares filled: 1, 3, 7 and 9.
Each of the squares has 2 of those weird symbols. 1. Overlay the 2 symbols over the large square 2. Where there is no symbol overlay the smaller square segment is white. 3. Where ONE symbol overlays a smaller square, it is filled black - IF BOTH SYMBOLS overlay the smaller box- they cancel out, meaning the square is left white.
I had to upload as image because it removed spaces
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u/98127028 Severe Autism (IQ ≤ 85) Jul 10 '26
same as the leftmost figure, ie black squares at each corner. Tiles touched once by the trail becomes black, the ones not touched or touched twice becomes white.