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So, a puzzle box recently turned up at my doorstep. I'd never seen anything like it before. It was a perfect cube, about a foot long. After messing with it a little, I got stuck and decided to post it here. Because my phone camera is weird, I had to draw a sketch of the each of the puzzle box's sides instead of posting pictures of the box itself. I've numbered sides for your convenience, and even told you which ones they're opposite from. Aren't I nice?
A few things to note.
- Any weird marks may be part of the puzzle, or they may just be byproducts of my attempt to draw it. Who knows?
- The numbers on side 1 can each be changed from 0 to 9 to create a passcode of sorts. I'm assuming that is the final puzzle.
- Yes, you will have to find where every face in relation to every other face. It's part of the challenge.
- As usual, partial answers are welcomed, and hints will be posted occasionally, when I feel like it.
Good luck as always!
Hints Go Here
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Sometimes, you need to connect the dots and look at the bigger picture.
2
After solving any puzzle make sure to retrace your steps.
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So, a puzzle box recently turned up at my doorstep. I'd never seen anything like it before. It was a perfect cube, about a foot long. After messing with it a little, I got stuck and decided to post it here. Because my phone camera is weird, I had to draw a sketch of the each of the puzzle box's sides instead of posting pictures of the box itself. I've numbered sides for your convenience, and even told you which ones they're opposite from. Aren't I nice?
A few things to note.
- Any weird marks may be part of the puzzle, or they may just be byproducts of my attempt to draw it. Who knows?
- The numbers on side 1 can each be changed from 0 to 9 to create a passcode of sorts. I'm assuming that is the final puzzle.
- Yes, you will have to find where every face in relation to every other face. It's part of the challenge.
- As usual, partial answers are welcomed, and hints will be posted occasionally, when I feel like it.
Good luck as always!
Hints Go Here
1
Sometimes, you need to connect the dots and look at the bigger picture.
2
After solving any puzzle make sure to retrace your steps.
enigmatic-puzzle visual
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Excited Raichu
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So, a puzzle box recently turned up at my doorstep. I'd never seen anything like it before. It was a perfect cube, about a foot long. After messing with it a little, I got stuck and decided to post it here. Because my phone camera is weird, I had to draw a sketch of the each of the puzzle box's sides instead of posting pictures of the box itself. I've numbered sides for your convenience, and even told you which ones they're opposite from. Aren't I nice?
A few things to note.
- Any weird marks may be part of the puzzle, or they may just be byproducts of my attempt to draw it. Who knows?
- The numbers on side 1 can each be changed from 0 to 9 to create a passcode of sorts. I'm assuming that is the final puzzle.
- Yes, you will have to find where every face in relation to every other face. It's part of the challenge.
- As usual, partial answers are welcomed, and hints will be posted occasionally, when I feel like it.
Good luck as always!
Hints Go Here
1
Sometimes, you need to connect the dots and look at the bigger picture.
2
After solving any puzzle make sure to retrace your steps.
enigmatic-puzzle visual
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Excited Raichu
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So, a puzzle box recently turned up at my doorstep. I'd never seen anything like it before. It was a perfect cube, about a foot long. After messing with it a little, I got stuck and decided to post it here. Because my phone camera is weird, I had to draw a sketch of the each of the puzzle box's sides instead of posting pictures of the box itself. I've numbered sides for your convenience, and even told you which ones they're opposite from. Aren't I nice?
A few things to note.
- Any weird marks may be part of the puzzle, or they may just be byproducts of my attempt to draw it. Who knows?
- The numbers on side 1 can each be changed from 0 to 9 to create a passcode of sorts. I'm assuming that is the final puzzle.
- Yes, you will have to find where every face in relation to every other face. It's part of the challenge.
- As usual, partial answers are welcomed, and hints will be posted occasionally, when I feel like it.
Good luck as always!
Hints Go Here
1
Sometimes, you need to connect the dots and look at the bigger picture.
2
After solving any puzzle make sure to retrace your steps.
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I think I may have some of the pieces together but haven't fully figured it out or understood all the pieces yet.
Side 1:
Not sure yet what to input here. Worth noting on this side there is an inscription stating 'Herd Ringer Puzzle Co.' (Which as found by @AHKieran Herd Ringer is an anagram for Red Herring), a marking that appears to be a 2 in the bottom left corner. Part of me wonders if the graph like image above the passkey input is an indication of the values in that spot being lower or higher compared to others.
Side 2:
The writing appears to be the word CODEX cut in half. There also is a marking that appears to be a 2 in the top left corner.
Side 3:
Based on what I found in the previous side I first looked for the letters in codex and found the associated colours to be: C-red, O-blue, D-black, E-green, X-red. There is also a marking that appears to be a the bottom part of a 2 on the upper right side of the square.
Side 4/5:
These sides appear to be a sliding blocks style puzzle. Not entirely certain the goal of them yet. On Side 4 you can move the pieces in such a way that there is a straight empty path through row 3. On Side 5 if you follow the arrows on the blocks you can set the puzzle to match the beginning spots of the puzzle on Side 4. There is also a marking that appears to be a the end of an arrow on Side 5 mid-right.
Side 6:
Based on the colour coding I got from side 3 I first looked to compare numbers colours in the order the colours appear in CODEX. First thing I noticed was the row of 4s perfectly matched the colour order. Other numbers had a spot that matched the colours in codex: C-red-4,5, O-blue-4,1, D-black-4,5, E-green-4,1,2, X-red-4,1,0. Possible answer but maybe I am just drawing connections where there are none but from these number possibilities if you assume a number can only be used once the passcode of 1-2-0-5 or 1-2-0-4 seems to follow the trajectory on the first side. Again could be nothing but who knows.
Orientation of the sides:
As mentioned by @AHKieran you can line up the markings to figure out the orientation. The 4 and the 5 have markings that line up to be an arrow when they are beside each other in the correct orientation. The 1, 2 and 3 have markings that form a 2 across a corner. When put all together you can determine the shape to be:
Note the 4 and 5 must be upside down compared to how drawn in their pictures. This link helps show this (Thanks @BmyGuest).|1|
|4|5|3|2|
|6|
answered 3 hours ago
gabbo1092
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Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
2
The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
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@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
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1 hour ago
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There are markings (the 2 and the arrow) that link the sides such that if you fold this shape up into a cube, it should represent the correct orientation. However, side 6's rotation is unknown as it doesn't have any connected markings that I can see.
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
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Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
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1 hour ago
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So far, I think 3 numbers are: 2, 4, 7
2: Seems anything could have been used to provide orientation, but a 2 was used. So, maybe it's one of the numbers?
4: @gabbo1092 already pointed out the codex to color pattern relation
7: If you follow the order of the codex letters on side 3, the resulting shape of the "dots" makes a 7.
Are we to assume the pieces on sides 4 and 5 slide?
If just the pieces on side 5 slide, then following the numbered order of 4, and the directions listed on 5, you can easily form the starting shape of side 4. But other than being a necessary step to unlock a latch, I don't see how this helps. Doesn't provide a number, at least to me.
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Dorrulf
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+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
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I think it is 3 but I don't think I know the other one.
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Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
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Partial Answer
I think I may have some of the pieces together but haven't fully figured it out or understood all the pieces yet.
Side 1:
Not sure yet what to input here. Worth noting on this side there is an inscription stating 'Herd Ringer Puzzle Co.' (Which as found by @AHKieran Herd Ringer is an anagram for Red Herring), a marking that appears to be a 2 in the bottom left corner. Part of me wonders if the graph like image above the passkey input is an indication of the values in that spot being lower or higher compared to others.
Side 2:
The writing appears to be the word CODEX cut in half. There also is a marking that appears to be a 2 in the top left corner.
Side 3:
Based on what I found in the previous side I first looked for the letters in codex and found the associated colours to be: C-red, O-blue, D-black, E-green, X-red. There is also a marking that appears to be a the bottom part of a 2 on the upper right side of the square.
Side 4/5:
These sides appear to be a sliding blocks style puzzle. Not entirely certain the goal of them yet. On Side 4 you can move the pieces in such a way that there is a straight empty path through row 3. On Side 5 if you follow the arrows on the blocks you can set the puzzle to match the beginning spots of the puzzle on Side 4. There is also a marking that appears to be a the end of an arrow on Side 5 mid-right.
Side 6:
Based on the colour coding I got from side 3 I first looked to compare numbers colours in the order the colours appear in CODEX. First thing I noticed was the row of 4s perfectly matched the colour order. Other numbers had a spot that matched the colours in codex: C-red-4,5, O-blue-4,1, D-black-4,5, E-green-4,1,2, X-red-4,1,0. Possible answer but maybe I am just drawing connections where there are none but from these number possibilities if you assume a number can only be used once the passcode of 1-2-0-5 or 1-2-0-4 seems to follow the trajectory on the first side. Again could be nothing but who knows.
Orientation of the sides:
As mentioned by @AHKieran you can line up the markings to figure out the orientation. The 4 and the 5 have markings that line up to be an arrow when they are beside each other in the correct orientation. The 1, 2 and 3 have markings that form a 2 across a corner. When put all together you can determine the shape to be:
Note the 4 and 5 must be upside down compared to how drawn in their pictures. This link helps show this (Thanks @BmyGuest).|1|
|4|5|3|2|
|6|
answered 3 hours ago
gabbo1092
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Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
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The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
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@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
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Partial Answer
I think I may have some of the pieces together but haven't fully figured it out or understood all the pieces yet.
Side 1:
Not sure yet what to input here. Worth noting on this side there is an inscription stating 'Herd Ringer Puzzle Co.' (Which as found by @AHKieran Herd Ringer is an anagram for Red Herring), a marking that appears to be a 2 in the bottom left corner. Part of me wonders if the graph like image above the passkey input is an indication of the values in that spot being lower or higher compared to others.
Side 2:
The writing appears to be the word CODEX cut in half. There also is a marking that appears to be a 2 in the top left corner.
Side 3:
Based on what I found in the previous side I first looked for the letters in codex and found the associated colours to be: C-red, O-blue, D-black, E-green, X-red. There is also a marking that appears to be a the bottom part of a 2 on the upper right side of the square.
Side 4/5:
These sides appear to be a sliding blocks style puzzle. Not entirely certain the goal of them yet. On Side 4 you can move the pieces in such a way that there is a straight empty path through row 3. On Side 5 if you follow the arrows on the blocks you can set the puzzle to match the beginning spots of the puzzle on Side 4. There is also a marking that appears to be a the end of an arrow on Side 5 mid-right.
Side 6:
Based on the colour coding I got from side 3 I first looked to compare numbers colours in the order the colours appear in CODEX. First thing I noticed was the row of 4s perfectly matched the colour order. Other numbers had a spot that matched the colours in codex: C-red-4,5, O-blue-4,1, D-black-4,5, E-green-4,1,2, X-red-4,1,0. Possible answer but maybe I am just drawing connections where there are none but from these number possibilities if you assume a number can only be used once the passcode of 1-2-0-5 or 1-2-0-4 seems to follow the trajectory on the first side. Again could be nothing but who knows.
Orientation of the sides:
As mentioned by @AHKieran you can line up the markings to figure out the orientation. The 4 and the 5 have markings that line up to be an arrow when they are beside each other in the correct orientation. The 1, 2 and 3 have markings that form a 2 across a corner. When put all together you can determine the shape to be:
Note the 4 and 5 must be upside down compared to how drawn in their pictures. This link helps show this (Thanks @BmyGuest).|1|
|4|5|3|2|
|6|
answered 3 hours ago
gabbo1092
2,067325
1
Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
2
The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
1
@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
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up vote
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up vote
3
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Partial Answer
I think I may have some of the pieces together but haven't fully figured it out or understood all the pieces yet.
Side 1:
Not sure yet what to input here. Worth noting on this side there is an inscription stating 'Herd Ringer Puzzle Co.' (Which as found by @AHKieran Herd Ringer is an anagram for Red Herring), a marking that appears to be a 2 in the bottom left corner. Part of me wonders if the graph like image above the passkey input is an indication of the values in that spot being lower or higher compared to others.
Side 2:
The writing appears to be the word CODEX cut in half. There also is a marking that appears to be a 2 in the top left corner.
Side 3:
Based on what I found in the previous side I first looked for the letters in codex and found the associated colours to be: C-red, O-blue, D-black, E-green, X-red. There is also a marking that appears to be a the bottom part of a 2 on the upper right side of the square.
Side 4/5:
These sides appear to be a sliding blocks style puzzle. Not entirely certain the goal of them yet. On Side 4 you can move the pieces in such a way that there is a straight empty path through row 3. On Side 5 if you follow the arrows on the blocks you can set the puzzle to match the beginning spots of the puzzle on Side 4. There is also a marking that appears to be a the end of an arrow on Side 5 mid-right.
Side 6:
Based on the colour coding I got from side 3 I first looked to compare numbers colours in the order the colours appear in CODEX. First thing I noticed was the row of 4s perfectly matched the colour order. Other numbers had a spot that matched the colours in codex: C-red-4,5, O-blue-4,1, D-black-4,5, E-green-4,1,2, X-red-4,1,0. Possible answer but maybe I am just drawing connections where there are none but from these number possibilities if you assume a number can only be used once the passcode of 1-2-0-5 or 1-2-0-4 seems to follow the trajectory on the first side. Again could be nothing but who knows.
Orientation of the sides:
As mentioned by @AHKieran you can line up the markings to figure out the orientation. The 4 and the 5 have markings that line up to be an arrow when they are beside each other in the correct orientation. The 1, 2 and 3 have markings that form a 2 across a corner. When put all together you can determine the shape to be:
Note the 4 and 5 must be upside down compared to how drawn in their pictures. This link helps show this (Thanks @BmyGuest).|1|
|4|5|3|2|
|6|
answered 3 hours ago
gabbo1092
2,067325
Partial Answer
I think I may have some of the pieces together but haven't fully figured it out or understood all the pieces yet.
Side 1:
Not sure yet what to input here. Worth noting on this side there is an inscription stating 'Herd Ringer Puzzle Co.' (Which as found by @AHKieran Herd Ringer is an anagram for Red Herring), a marking that appears to be a 2 in the bottom left corner. Part of me wonders if the graph like image above the passkey input is an indication of the values in that spot being lower or higher compared to others.
Side 2:
The writing appears to be the word CODEX cut in half. There also is a marking that appears to be a 2 in the top left corner.
Side 3:
Based on what I found in the previous side I first looked for the letters in codex and found the associated colours to be: C-red, O-blue, D-black, E-green, X-red. There is also a marking that appears to be a the bottom part of a 2 on the upper right side of the square.
Side 4/5:
These sides appear to be a sliding blocks style puzzle. Not entirely certain the goal of them yet. On Side 4 you can move the pieces in such a way that there is a straight empty path through row 3. On Side 5 if you follow the arrows on the blocks you can set the puzzle to match the beginning spots of the puzzle on Side 4. There is also a marking that appears to be a the end of an arrow on Side 5 mid-right.
Side 6:
Based on the colour coding I got from side 3 I first looked to compare numbers colours in the order the colours appear in CODEX. First thing I noticed was the row of 4s perfectly matched the colour order. Other numbers had a spot that matched the colours in codex: C-red-4,5, O-blue-4,1, D-black-4,5, E-green-4,1,2, X-red-4,1,0. Possible answer but maybe I am just drawing connections where there are none but from these number possibilities if you assume a number can only be used once the passcode of 1-2-0-5 or 1-2-0-4 seems to follow the trajectory on the first side. Again could be nothing but who knows.
Orientation of the sides:
As mentioned by @AHKieran you can line up the markings to figure out the orientation. The 4 and the 5 have markings that line up to be an arrow when they are beside each other in the correct orientation. The 1, 2 and 3 have markings that form a 2 across a corner. When put all together you can determine the shape to be:
Note the 4 and 5 must be upside down compared to how drawn in their pictures. This link helps show this (Thanks @BmyGuest).|1|
|4|5|3|2|
|6|
answered 3 hours ago
gabbo1092
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Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
2
The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
1
@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
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Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
2
The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
1
@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
1
1
Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Before you get too far, try (rot13) nantenz gur pbzcnal.
– Excited Raichu
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
Thanks for the tip will have a look
– gabbo1092
3 hours ago
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2
The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
The company is a rot13(erq ureevat)
– AHKieran
2 hours ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
What you see as a 1 on side 5 could also be the tail of the arrow on side 4. Possibly an alignment mark?
– Chris Cudmore
1 hour ago
1
1
@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest No because 2 must be opposite of 5 and 4 must be opposite of 3
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1 hour ago
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Partial:
There are markings (the 2 and the arrow) that link the sides such that if you fold this shape up into a cube, it should represent the correct orientation. However, side 6's rotation is unknown as it doesn't have any connected markings that I can see.
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
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Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
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Partial:
There are markings (the 2 and the arrow) that link the sides such that if you fold this shape up into a cube, it should represent the correct orientation. However, side 6's rotation is unknown as it doesn't have any connected markings that I can see.
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
2,576622
Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
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up vote
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Partial:
There are markings (the 2 and the arrow) that link the sides such that if you fold this shape up into a cube, it should represent the correct orientation. However, side 6's rotation is unknown as it doesn't have any connected markings that I can see.
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
2,576622
Partial:
There are markings (the 2 and the arrow) that link the sides such that if you fold this shape up into a cube, it should represent the correct orientation. However, side 6's rotation is unknown as it doesn't have any connected markings that I can see.
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
2,576622
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
2,576622
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
2,576622
answered 2 hours ago
AHKieran
2,576622
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Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
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Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
Huh? There was a comment which just disappeared, which I wanted to second. Should not be 4 right of 5? I think you've created this: i.stack.imgur.com/ml58G.jpg and i.stack.imgur.com/01EuW.jpg
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
If the 4 and 5 are flipped upside down from how they are displayed in the question the arrow can match up and the order still work.
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
Did you mean it to look like this? a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
@BmyGuest If you have it that way it messes with the alignment of the 2 in the corner between 1, 2 and 3
– gabbo1092
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
Corrected (same link), Posting this comment just to reflect that a change has been made after the previous comment. Link still a360.co/2q9oiel
– BmyGuest
1 hour ago
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up vote
1
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Partial:
So far, I think 3 numbers are: 2, 4, 7
2: Seems anything could have been used to provide orientation, but a 2 was used. So, maybe it's one of the numbers?
4: @gabbo1092 already pointed out the codex to color pattern relation
7: If you follow the order of the codex letters on side 3, the resulting shape of the "dots" makes a 7.
Are we to assume the pieces on sides 4 and 5 slide?
If just the pieces on side 5 slide, then following the numbered order of 4, and the directions listed on 5, you can easily form the starting shape of side 4. But other than being a necessary step to unlock a latch, I don't see how this helps. Doesn't provide a number, at least to me.
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
– Excited Raichu
7 mins ago
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up vote
1
down vote
Partial:
So far, I think 3 numbers are: 2, 4, 7
2: Seems anything could have been used to provide orientation, but a 2 was used. So, maybe it's one of the numbers?
4: @gabbo1092 already pointed out the codex to color pattern relation
7: If you follow the order of the codex letters on side 3, the resulting shape of the "dots" makes a 7.
Are we to assume the pieces on sides 4 and 5 slide?
If just the pieces on side 5 slide, then following the numbered order of 4, and the directions listed on 5, you can easily form the starting shape of side 4. But other than being a necessary step to unlock a latch, I don't see how this helps. Doesn't provide a number, at least to me.
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
– Excited Raichu
7 mins ago
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Partial:
So far, I think 3 numbers are: 2, 4, 7
2: Seems anything could have been used to provide orientation, but a 2 was used. So, maybe it's one of the numbers?
4: @gabbo1092 already pointed out the codex to color pattern relation
7: If you follow the order of the codex letters on side 3, the resulting shape of the "dots" makes a 7.
Are we to assume the pieces on sides 4 and 5 slide?
If just the pieces on side 5 slide, then following the numbered order of 4, and the directions listed on 5, you can easily form the starting shape of side 4. But other than being a necessary step to unlock a latch, I don't see how this helps. Doesn't provide a number, at least to me.
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
Partial:
So far, I think 3 numbers are: 2, 4, 7
2: Seems anything could have been used to provide orientation, but a 2 was used. So, maybe it's one of the numbers?
4: @gabbo1092 already pointed out the codex to color pattern relation
7: If you follow the order of the codex letters on side 3, the resulting shape of the "dots" makes a 7.
Are we to assume the pieces on sides 4 and 5 slide?
If just the pieces on side 5 slide, then following the numbered order of 4, and the directions listed on 5, you can easily form the starting shape of side 4. But other than being a necessary step to unlock a latch, I don't see how this helps. Doesn't provide a number, at least to me.
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
answered 10 mins ago
Dorrulf
4365
4365
+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
– Excited Raichu
7 mins ago
add a comment |Â
+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
– Excited Raichu
7 mins ago
+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
– Excited Raichu
7 mins ago
+1, (rot13) Guvf vf IREL PYBFR, naq zbfg bs be rirelguvat lbh unir vf pbeerpg. Gur zbfg erprag uvag fubhyq uryc jvgu fvqrf 4/5.
– Excited Raichu
7 mins ago
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up vote
-3
down vote
I think it is 3 but I don't think I know the other one.
answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
12
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3
Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
– gabbo1092
2 hours ago
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-3
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I think it is 3 but I don't think I know the other one.
answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
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Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
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2 hours ago
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-3
down vote
up vote
-3
down vote
I think it is 3 but I don't think I know the other one.
answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
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I think it is 3 but I don't think I know the other one.
answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
12
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answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
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answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
12
answered 3 hours ago
Jocelyn Lynch
12
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3
Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
– gabbo1092
2 hours ago
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3
Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
– gabbo1092
2 hours ago
3
3
Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
– gabbo1092
2 hours ago
Did you mean to post this on a different question? It doesn't seem to have any relation to the question posed. If it I'd recommend either attempting this puzzle and editing this answer or removing this answer altogether.
– gabbo1092
2 hours ago
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