[Jstris] Polymers in Practice (With Thought Process)

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[@Kosmo_Z]

your brain just is on another level... this is some of the most impressive stuff in a while. Any tips on how to learn? recently ive just been working with fins

[@maosense]

I recommend practicing polymer openers and just understanding the setups. Also fourtris is your best friend

[@Kosmo_Z]

@@maosense how to use fourtris; also what opener would you reccomend

[@maosense]

@@Kosmo_Z Once you have it downloaded you can edit the playfield and play with it. You can undo, redo, and even screen capture any playfield. For openers I would personally start with fint cannon, work your way to wolfmoon, and then godspin. (There are plenty of new polymer openers that I would explore but at the time that I was learning, they didn’t exist) Take notice of the continuations and the field before each sequential piece to work on your vision. Iso should be the last tspin that you learn btw.

[@Kosmo_Z]

@@maosense ok! tysm

[@JohnBeak]

Pattern recognition but the pattern is the. I have a reminder somewhere in my notes to ask you about funny spin openers. Maybe once I'm done documenting regular looping setups.

[@hamburger_pie]

you're underrated

[@seacucumber1773]

yakinery👍

[@hanjo7468]

u had another tsd by spinning the s spin in the little notch and then placing horizontal i piece on top of it which also leads to a good continuation, also wtf tspins

[@hanolamusic]

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