Test of Hexaglyphs

Test of Hexaglyphs

Discipline
Thought
Requirements
Level 15 Principles of Thought
Principles
Cut a Hile's Chevrons Turquoise Check an Ant Colony and find Mandibular Glue Build a Hexaglyph Tablet Place 7 Hexaglyphs on the Tablet Write 14 Glyphs Lock a Glyph in Place Remove a Glyph Open the Tablet for Judging Tear down your Hexaglyph Tablet, OR do the following: Have Seven Judges solve and rate the puzzle Design rated Good by most Judges All of the above, OR solve three recent winning Hexaglyph Tablets
Demonstrated by Numaris in Alcyone on 2010-12-08.

Construction

See Hexaglyph Tablet.

Design Interface

The Hexaglyph Tablet is made up of an array of hexagons (Hexaglyphs). In order to open the puzzle for judging, you must construct a puzzle in its solved state. A solved puzzle is one in which the Hexaglyphs are arranged so that all touching Glyphs match. (The Tablet will not allow you to design an illegal puzzle.)

• To place a Hexaglyph on the tablet: Click on an empty space on the board.
• To lock a Hexaglyph in place: Click on the center of a Hexaglyph. Its border will become a deeper white, and the Hexaglyph will become a static piece of the puzzle (it will remain in place; players cannot move it, but will have to move the unlocked Hexaglyphs to match its sides).
• To remove a Hexaglyph from the tablet: Click on the center of a locked Hexaglyph.
• To write Glyphs: click near a side of a Hexaglyph. Multiple clicks will cycle through the six available Glyphs, and a seventh click will erase the Glyph.

Solving the Hexaglyph

To solve a Hexaglyph Tablet, click it to start. The Hexaglyphs with a bright white outline are locked; they are in their final position and cannot be moved. The dimmer white pieces can be moved by clicking the center and dragging it to an empty spot. They can be rotated by clicking near an edge and dragging. The goal is to match up all Glyphs so that they are touching.

Hexaglyph Locations

Region	Coordinates	Designer	Passed	Remarks	RL Date opened
Alcyne	1662, 2293	Numaris	No	Just west of the CS	2010-12-09

Passes (including "recently passed" puzzles)

See Test Pass History.