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A puzzle that involves tiles (or the concept of tiles) in the shape of 2x1 rectangles, divided into 2 squares, each containing 0 to 6 spots. It may require knowledge of general rules of the game, Dominos, or it may simply use the number of spots, on the tiles, as clues for a solution.
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Minimal 2D pattern for domino tiles where each tile touches three others
Inspired by The five problems of the six domino tiles, where one of the tasks was to place six domino tiles so that each tile touches three others (corner / edge touches don't count). My solution ther …
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