Can someone help me beat this?

[quickfeet]

 

[Sandford’s_Finest]

I can’t remember how it’s solved but I think you have to go around the outside at some point.

 

[America 1st]

Spoiler: Solution

 

[yankmenoodle]

 

[quickfeet]

Spoiler: Solution

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Noice!

 

[Hoppo]

Weave around the outside, then attack the inner doors.

 

[tgsio]

Do you want me to post the answer or just give you a hint?

 

[quickfeet]

Do you want me to post the answer or just give you a hint?

Show me what you got

 

[laterallyshaking]

With a title like "Can someone help me beat this", I didn't know what to expect.

 

[quickfeet]

With a title like "Can someone help me beat this", I didn't know what to expect.

How can you have any pudding if you didn’t beat you’re meat

 

[ttyh]

With a title like "Can someone help me beat this", I didn't know what to expect.

I thought it was going to be: Things Overheard in the Scrip Club.

 

[laterallyshaking]

How can you have any pudding if you didn’t beat you’re meat

 

[Sparty1045]

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There’s no solution existing unless you go through one wall.

It’s not a eulerian graph. I tried this a long time ago and looked all over the internet.

 

[quickfeet]

There’s no solution existing unless you go through one wall.

View attachment 11200It’s not a eulerian graph. I tried this a long time ago and looked all over the internet.

Lol I didn’t take it to this level, but I knew it couldn’t be beat traditionally

 

[Sparty1045]

Lol I didn’t take it to this level, but I knew it couldn’t be beat traditionally

Wasn’t me but it proves it’s impossible without going through a wall.

 

[tgsio]

There’s no solution existing unless you go through one wall.

View attachment 11200It’s not a eulerian graph. I tried this a long time ago and looked all over the internet.

The trick was to fold a corner of the paper down, creating a 'bridge' from one door to another. (Ahhh, junior high memories. Had a teacher that loved giving out all sorts of logic problems, puzzles, etc).

There are actually a few ways to read the instructions, thus more than one 'solution'.

Anywho, this is how I remember doing it. Imagine that shadow looking spot on the upper corner as a paper fold (bridge)

 

[Sparty1045]

The trick was to fold a corner of the paper down, creating a 'bridge' from one door to another. (Ahhh, junior high memories. Had a teacher that loved giving out all sorts of logic problems, puzzles, etc).

There are actually a few ways to read the instructions, thus more than one 'solution'.

Anywho, this is how I remember doing it. Imagine that shadow looking spot on the upper corner as a paper fold (bridge)

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Basically going through the wall. That’s the only possibility.

 

[tgsio]

Basically going through the wall. That’s the only possibility.

It's a bridge, dammit. I went OVER the wall.

Yes, but it's not the only possibility depending on interpretation of the instructions and pretzel logic. Somebody posted another 'solution' earlier.


Another 'solution' if looking at it as a riddle....

(Not my answer)

Begin wherever you want and draw one line through all of the doors, but you cannot go through the same door twice. Hard, but possible!