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Inversion Puzzle
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You can describe your inversions however you like. I think an ordered grid from the center (n,m) is easy to understand (doesn't matter where to start due to radial symmetry), or an image
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You can describe your inversions however you like. I think an ordered grid from the center (n,m) is easy to understand (doesn't matter where to start due to radial symmetry), or an image
visual
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Neat puzzle! Is there a reason why the black regions are not uniform? It's not important, but it makes the puzzle slightly harder to solve using an image editor because it breaks floodfilling.
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– noedne
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Because I drew them in procreate. Thats a good point I'll remember that next time I make something like this
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You can describe your inversions however you like. I think an ordered grid from the center (n,m) is easy to understand (doesn't matter where to start due to radial symmetry), or an image
visual
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You can describe your inversions however you like. I think an ordered grid from the center (n,m) is easy to understand (doesn't matter where to start due to radial symmetry), or an image
visual
visual
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Neat puzzle! Is there a reason why the black regions are not uniform? It's not important, but it makes the puzzle slightly harder to solve using an image editor because it breaks floodfilling.
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– noedne
25 mins ago
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Because I drew them in procreate. Thats a good point I'll remember that next time I make something like this
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– Artem Lugin
22 mins ago
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Neat puzzle! Is there a reason why the black regions are not uniform? It's not important, but it makes the puzzle slightly harder to solve using an image editor because it breaks floodfilling.
$endgroup$
– noedne
25 mins ago
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Because I drew them in procreate. Thats a good point I'll remember that next time I make something like this
$endgroup$
– Artem Lugin
22 mins ago
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Neat puzzle! Is there a reason why the black regions are not uniform? It's not important, but it makes the puzzle slightly harder to solve using an image editor because it breaks floodfilling.
$endgroup$
– noedne
25 mins ago
$begingroup$
Neat puzzle! Is there a reason why the black regions are not uniform? It's not important, but it makes the puzzle slightly harder to solve using an image editor because it breaks floodfilling.
$endgroup$
– noedne
25 mins ago
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Because I drew them in procreate. Thats a good point I'll remember that next time I make something like this
$endgroup$
– Artem Lugin
22 mins ago
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Because I drew them in procreate. Thats a good point I'll remember that next time I make something like this
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– Artem Lugin
22 mins ago
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EDIT: I found an even better
2 inversion solution:
And of course, this is the optimal solution because you obviously can’t get to the end with only one inversion
Original answer: I can do it in
6 inversions
by
inverting a set of 4 non-adjacent big triangles (the ones that go BWBW or WBWB), then inverting the 2 black rings that result from that. (Will update with a visual later)
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
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– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
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My solution is
2 moves to make the inversions - was very slow to make this horrible graphic!
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
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EDIT: I found an even better
2 inversion solution:
And of course, this is the optimal solution because you obviously can’t get to the end with only one inversion
Original answer: I can do it in
6 inversions
by
inverting a set of 4 non-adjacent big triangles (the ones that go BWBW or WBWB), then inverting the 2 black rings that result from that. (Will update with a visual later)
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
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– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
EDIT: I found an even better
2 inversion solution:
And of course, this is the optimal solution because you obviously can’t get to the end with only one inversion
Original answer: I can do it in
6 inversions
by
inverting a set of 4 non-adjacent big triangles (the ones that go BWBW or WBWB), then inverting the 2 black rings that result from that. (Will update with a visual later)
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
$endgroup$
– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
EDIT: I found an even better
2 inversion solution:
And of course, this is the optimal solution because you obviously can’t get to the end with only one inversion
Original answer: I can do it in
6 inversions
by
inverting a set of 4 non-adjacent big triangles (the ones that go BWBW or WBWB), then inverting the 2 black rings that result from that. (Will update with a visual later)
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
$endgroup$
EDIT: I found an even better
2 inversion solution:
And of course, this is the optimal solution because you obviously can’t get to the end with only one inversion
Original answer: I can do it in
6 inversions
by
inverting a set of 4 non-adjacent big triangles (the ones that go BWBW or WBWB), then inverting the 2 black rings that result from that. (Will update with a visual later)
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
edited 13 mins ago
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
answered 35 mins ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,135329
2,135329
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
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– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
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– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
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– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
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How do I resize an image? The one I have is waaay too big
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– PiIsNot3
18 mins ago
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My solution is
2 moves to make the inversions - was very slow to make this horrible graphic!
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
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My solution is
2 moves to make the inversions - was very slow to make this horrible graphic!
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
My solution is
2 moves to make the inversions - was very slow to make this horrible graphic!
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
$endgroup$
My solution is
2 moves to make the inversions - was very slow to make this horrible graphic!
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
edited 6 mins ago
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
answered 11 mins ago
Weather VaneWeather Vane
2,137112
answered 11 mins ago
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Neat puzzle! Is there a reason why the black regions are not uniform? It's not important, but it makes the puzzle slightly harder to solve using an image editor because it breaks floodfilling.
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– noedne
25 mins ago
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Because I drew them in procreate. Thats a good point I'll remember that next time I make something like this
$endgroup$
– Artem Lugin
22 mins ago