Two S0 questions from Section 3.

[Holmes]

Hey! Could someone please demonstrate how to do any of these two S3 questions?

They're from AtarNotes' Section 0, and we're allowed us to ask a few questions on this board, because there are a lot of experts here!

Thanks so much!

[Holmes]

No thanks to anyone.
Surely of the many people who have seen this, there are people who figured out the answers? Can anyone please explain how these patterns work?

[D27RII]

Mate the bottom one is relpos. try it now that you know it is in fact relpos (not 3/2 rule alternating) , it's dead simple

just pick the black one - the token key to pick in my personal preference

and then account for the two new colors, I am proposing that alternating blocks merge colors.

then you should be able to tackle it

[Limista]

Is the sequence EBDCA? Transparent block moves one to the right each time. I'm talking about the bottom sequence.

[Jeggz]

Is the sequence EBDCA? Transparent block moves one to the right each time. I'm talking about the bottom sequence.

That's the sequence I got too

[Limista]

Let's hope it's right then 

[Holmes]

Bottom one seems right.

[zvezda]

Mate the bottom one is relpos. try it now that you know it is in fact relpos (not 3/2 rule alternating) , it's dead simple

just pick the black one - the token key to pick in my personal preference

and then account for the two new colors, I am proposing that alternating blocks merge colors.

then you should be able to tackle it

Whats relpos if you dont mind me asking?

[teletubbies_95]

You can use the 3-2 rule for the first one!

[Limista]

Whats relpos if you dont mind me asking?

The ones where the blocks move, provided one block (usually bigger) stays in the same spot.

[Jeggz]

You can use the 3-2 rule for the first one!

Can you expand on this please? I'm kind of confused :\

[Holmes]

Figured out the top one, it's actually pretty simple. The pattern I got is DEABC.

[Homer]

How would you do this one? Have NO clue at all 

[Limista]

I would have used 3-2 rule first, as I can see that white block is simply going one to the right and one back, provided that black block stays in same place.

This leaves options B, A and D.

Sequence is B, A, D. This is because light grey box just moves left one each time. Dark grey box alternates positions.

My answer: A

[Homer]

hmm the answer is right however i dont understand how you got B,A,D using the 3-2 rule