You are given 6 pieces of an image, you have to rotate each piece to some degrees to unscramble the image and form a pin
0° = 0 90° = 1 180° = 2 270° = 3
You have to rotate each piece with one of these degrees and then make a 6 digit pin such as 012321: In this example first digit "0" means piece isn't rotated, second digit "1" means piece is rotated 90° and so on.
You can submit your answer in PM @WildWaze and the first one to answer the correct pin will be displayed here in this post
You are given 6 pieces of an image, you have to rotate each piece to some degrees to unscramble the image and form a pin
0° = 0 90° = 1 180° = 2 270° = 3
You have to rotate each piece with one of these degrees and then make a 6 digit pin such as 012321: In this example first digit "0" means piece isn't rotated, second digit "1" means piece is rotated 90° and so on.
You can submit your answer in PM @WildWaze and the first one to answer the correct pin will be displayed here in this post
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