ElectronicComponents

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Three common types of puzzle-solving tools:

 •Jigsaw

This is a common 3x3 grid Jigsaw game. The order and pattern of the Jigsaw can be customized according to your preferences. In the example, "InitialValues" is 513426789, corresponding to the initial positions of the "Button0~8" components. "Password" is 123456789, corresponding to the unlock positions after the "Button0~8" components have been moved. The values increase sequentially from left to right and from bottom to top.

•Circuit Board

By moving or rotating electronic components, the circuit is completed and unlocked. This is commonly used in circuit puzzle games or pipe fitting games. The circuit connection is determined by the slots that come with the static mesh, so you can customize the position of the electronic component "Button" without affecting its functionality. The number of the electronic components and the array formation can be customized.

•Counting Switch

Many horror puzzle games have featured this type of counter switch. In the example, the password is 9631, representing the number of lights that can be lit for each of the four buttons. Press the buttons one by one, and when all the lights are exactly on, the lock is released. If the total number of lights is exceeded, it resets. The number of lights and the array formation can be customized.