Is this Puzzle really as Complicated as it looks?
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- čas přidán 2. 02. 2024
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I love the Vin&Co wooden puzzles. They're relatively cheap, look good on the shelf, and usually aren't too difficult or too easy to solve.
The 2nd puzzle technically wasnt solved...dark and light diamonds were off
It’s a little disappointing when something that complicated comes apart in only 4 identical pieces. Only a challenge for someone who didn’t see it assembled.
Essentially the puzzle here is creating confusion as to where one piece begins and another ends, this could stump someone if they don’t focus on each area to find that single sweet spot the four sections come apart.
Seems quite satisfying even though relatively simple once you know the solution.
Gotta “love” those puzzles where the only possible strategy is to use brute force.
I mean the packing puzzle seems to be intended to follow the pattern on the container mostly, so he mightve just found an alternate method not implied by the pattern
@@dooplon5083The only rule for a packing puzzle is that all the pieces must fit flush into the packing area.
Trial and error is a legitimate method to solve these types of puzzles.
Honestly, define "brute force". Looked more like trial and error to me...
@3xeplodng_3agle_studios Trail and Error is a type of brute force by eliminating all other possibilities. However, when it is this type of puzzle, this method is deemed acceptable
@@ObsessiveGeek so it's a circumstancial definition and not a literal one, correct? Fair point, and thank you 😄
Ich denke nicht, dass das Puzzle richtig gelöst ist, denn ich denke, dass das Muster der verschiedenen Holzsorten hinterher auch wieder gleich aussehen sollte... Kein Plan, ich weiß es nicht, würde aber Sinn machen...
Maybe you should give the ghost cube a shot. Level 10
All that wood and only four pieces? For the "simple" one? Can't wait to see the "god-awful hard one"...
Imagine drop a dot of glue inside this first one :D
Why though?
You’ve just ruined a fun puzzle.
Mr Puzzle for President!
l thought the first one would have about 10 pieces
Same here 😅
Packing puzzle pattern on wood gives clue on how to put puzzle back together.
Not on this one. It is glued together from individual pieces
@@Mr.PuzzleCheck the front cover of the packaging for Cuboval, each triangle is the opposite shade and creates a checkered design when placed in the logical order.
However if there’s no indication that you must follow this rule then the trail and error method you discovered is also a legitimate secondary solution.
@@ObsessiveGeek perhaps on the other side ?
@guillaumecrepin669 Perhaps, though the image on the package is the same
You didn't match the pattern on the packing puzzle, so technically it is not an intended solution but you solved it the other way...
I need help, plz help me , make next video on 15 puzzle, i am having a problem my 15 is replaced with 12 😢😢😢 and now i cant find any solution, can you please help me with that 😭😭
More pieces for the first one will be great, too simple with only 4 pieces. No checkerboard pattern for the second, it's not looking right but never know with the puzzle designers.
Hi, the pattern does not look correct!
Very disappointing if that is the correct solution. Seems the top most likely should be a checkerboard pattern in the solved state.
The pattern didn't line up originally either! I don't think it matters, except to those with OCD
I think most people would assume the checkerboard pattern is the solved state. The pattern on the frame certainly suggest that. I did rewind the video to see that is how it came but i think it sucks.
@@Patterntrickwhen it comes to puzzles the last thing anyone should do is assume.
Unless specifically stated there’s no implied design rule and therefore the solution Mr. Puzzle arrived at IS legitimate.
It may not be the intended solution but it is still a solution nevertheless.
That said he is incorrect in his statement “there doesn’t seem to be a logical method to solving” the design in this case does indicate a logical method.
The pattern at the end is very close to the pattern seen at the beginning when it’s first taken out of the box with two key differences. As seen when first taken out of box: First, the puzzle frame needs to be rotated 90 degrees left or right. Second, the bottom row had three triangles going across and the top row had a horizontal hourglass on the left and a vertical hourglass on the right. So if the goal was to match the design as how it came out of the box in the first place then he didn’t properly solve the puzzle. If it is to have a logical matching pattern across both rows then it was intentionally wrong out of the box. But if the goal is simply to fit all the pieces inside the frame in any pattern then there is more than one way to solve puzzle as he demonstrated.
There was a folded card include with the puzzle but we don’t see or hear what it said instruction-wise, if anything, so maybe his solution was perfectly legitimate.
The second puzzle rubs me the wrong way. I would expect it to be checker pattern, symmetrical. It looks wrong. I know it is like this in the manufacturers picture, which only makes me wonder even more why they went for this design.
It actually does create a checked pattern, there’s only a single section of four triangles that are misaligned…i would be curious if there’s a way make all the sections align correctly or if it’s a manufacturing error that hasn’t been flagged.
@@ObsessiveGeek That s my point, it is misaligned and it is not a mistake, because the picture on the box shows the same solved state. Its like a grain of sand in a shoe, but for my brain.
@@qv81 it absolutely could be a mistake they simply didn’t correct, especially as I say the rest DOES align to a checked pattern.
It seems strange that one section being is off is an intentional design.
I call foul, the colors in the 2nd puzzle didn't line up correctly! I think the diamonds of different wood colors should line up with the container!
Kinda disappointing puzzle