File: 214420_The_Control_Panel.swf-(429 KB, 787x487, Game)
[_] Messing with stuff we don't understand Henke37 11/20/15(Fri)14:52:39 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)15:20:26 No.

  >>2955825
  doing the Fibonacci sequence in the number pad lights one of the top lights. That's all I have
  discovered

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)15:29:57 No.

  >1. take of screws of contrast puzzle
  >2. take out coloured cards
  >3. put it next to screen
  >4. change contrast till it flashes and moves away
  >???
  >you can take out blue wire

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:09:00 No.

  Found out how to light up the blue light on the top. After a bunch of pen-and-paper testing of
  the circuit in the top right, I've got a couple results.

  First, the lights are all diodes, and each node (other than the power and ground) is connected to
  exactly one end of one of the lights. If you want to figure it out yourself, knock yourself out
  with that hint.

  Otherwise, numbering the nodes from left to right, we have 1,2,3,4,5,6 on the top, and
  1b,2b,3b,4b,5b, and 6b on the bottom. To get the light, connect 1, 3b ; 5, 2b ; 4b, 3 ; 6, 2 ;
  6b, 5b ; and finally, 4, 1b.

  This requires you to have the wire you got from the color puzzle.

>> [_] !T6/TripFag 11/20/15(Fri)17:17:04 No.

  Figured out the switches!

  If you want to figure it out yourself, know this: Whenever the numbers print out slowly, it means
  it's wrong.

  And if you don't care about doing shit by yourself, the answer is:
  0 1 1 1 0 0
  0 1 0 0 1 1
  0 1 0 0 0 0
  0 1 1 0 1 0

  Gets you the third light. If you change a switch, it turns off.

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:25:43 No.

  The only thing I have left is the yellow lights thing. I am kind of stuck. I know that the thing
  it shows you on the screens shows you which lights it turns on if clicked, where the light is
  always the 0 in the middle. But I have three lights I can't get to turn on, being the right and
  left one in the first row and the one in the middle. Anyone have a clue?

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:28:25 No.

  >>2955938
  Nevermind I got it, you can move the lights if you click on the edges

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:38:57 No.

  Oh fuck the last puzzle is way easier than it seems to be, I tried for 10 minutes before I got it

>> [_] !T6/TripFag 11/20/15(Fri)17:43:59 No.

  And also managed to stumble upon how to solve the bottom left. If a button is near the empty
  slot, clicking on one of said button's grey corners will move it to said slot.

  Also, each button will toggle the buttons near it in a set pattern that you can see on the screen
  while hovering over a button.

  I personally recommend abusing the button originally in the bottom middle and moving everything
  else to make use of it.

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:50:46 No.

  >>2955952
  Glad you got it, Im fuckin stuck

  Apparently Im completely tone deaf

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:51:28 No.

  >>2955973
  You want a hint?

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:54:08 No.

  Yo I'm stuck on the numberpad puzzle ( I fell pretty useless right now). Anyone feel like giving
  a dumb person the answer?

  Ik it's the fibonacci sequence but I don't know how exactly to input it

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:57:22 No.

  >>2955977
  The fibonacci sequence is always the sum of the last two numbers in the sequence.

  The first two numbers are always 1, so 1, 1, then 1+1=2 so 1,1,2 and so on

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)17:58:53 No.

  >>2955981
  Thanks. Can't believe how much I was failing at that!

>> [_] Anonymous 11/20/15(Fri)18:07:25 No.

  Well I beat it.
  Wasn't expecting that ending...