The Dots associated with the pegboard and gauge are specific to the color palettes, while the Dots associated with the other controls can be found in any color palette. Most of them provide you with logs, while sixteen of them fill in the blank circles around the fractal flower in the top right, activating controls there, which are used in the endgame. You might want to screenshot the result before you move on.Īll the controls available to you at the start of the game (except the screenshot controls) allow you to find little concentric circle objects, which I will call "Dots", that you click on to progress in the game.
It is unlikely that you will encounter it, and clicking on it provides a nice little Easter egg. Note: If you happen to see a moving object while zoomed all the way in, click on it before it moves on. All of the controls work via you clicking and dragging whatever the control part is.
This sets the sequence of the game somewhat, but means you don't have to brute-force anything. logs (which you don't have at start) give you guidance on the waveform controls. logs give you guidance on the navigation controls, and the J.F. logs give you guidance on the pegboard, the R.R. How to Play/Sort of Walkthrough: For each log entry, you will receive guidance that will help you set a particular control to a significant configuration. The fourth control adjusts the starting point of the wave, the first and third adjust the baseline and the wavelength of the wave, and the second adjusts the amplitude of the waves in an uneven manner, making some peaks more or less extreme. I find it most effective to adjust them in the order 4, 1, 3, 2. The dials under the waveform adjust its shape. You will know when you have reached the required threshold because something will change on another control. When you are poking it in the right way to be useful in game progress, the indicator will do something, and gradually increase doing that thing.
This thing can become the bane of your existence if you haven't worked out the fourth tab in the rectangular bit with text, just so you know. Note that only the rightmost dial can move a full circle. The pink circle at the right sets the rightmost dial to constant rotation. The circle and dot at the left are an indicator, the circles with pink circles inside are controls. The Wavy Bit With the Dials: This affects the shape of the topography in major ways.
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