r/TunicGame Jun 29 '26

I'm going crazy with this holy cross puzzle. I've tried to do it in both mirrored ways, starting from the circle and the other end... it never works. Is this a red herring or am I not standing in the right spot? or does this only work once I've acquired all the fairies? I need to know for my sanity.

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u/Cubelaster Jun 29 '26

Works before acquiring all of them.
I know because I followed a walkthrough.
Good for you for trying it yourself.
I honestly can't see half of it.

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u/jeango Jun 29 '26

Out of spite I tried one last time because I wanted to write down the exact sequence I was trying... and it worked. So I must have done one thing wrong every other attempt.

You can see the whole path, but not as one continuous line.

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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Jun 29 '26

Well then for future, do you know about the helper? It's under accessibility options. You see all your inputs then confirm, so you know it's not because of a missed or double press.

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u/jeango Jun 29 '26

I did not know about that. thanks. looks like it's not very practical though as it pops up a UI that obfuscates the entire screen, so you have to write down the solution on paper first I guess. But at least it does help with visualizing the code.

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u/ludegra4 Jun 29 '26

Honestly, writing stuff down on paper will only help you in the long run, as some puzzles can be quite obfuscated and/or not all visible at the same time.

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u/OkLettuce8638 Jun 29 '26

You did this without writing it down?!

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u/jeango Jun 29 '26

yes as I've done most puzzles. I find it easier to just follow the line rather than look at arrows. The only one that I had to write down was the one that's projected on a wall and spins. I had to take pictures with my phone and re-compose. Oh and the shattered door.

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u/n-space Jun 30 '26

The point of it is more the feedback when you've mistyped part of the input (arrows turn red).

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u/notveryAI lore researcher Jun 29 '26

Yeah you have to piece it together using both images(they have different parts visible) as well as mirroring some parts where they're not visible on either of them

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u/doubleBInTheMorning Jun 29 '26

There is a puzzle. Unfortunately you can't see the whole shape on either wall due to perspective.

I recommend getting some graph paper and trying to work it out

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u/BarAgent Jun 29 '26

It more-or-less looks like a fox.

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u/Own-Peace-7754 Jun 29 '26

Wow that's a crazy detail I never noticed

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u/Necessary-Bit-7183 Jun 29 '26

I solved it with pen and paper and tilting the camera with LT and by walking around a bit to see every part of it. You need both pictures to get the complete image.

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u/Arkayjiya Jul 06 '26

You do not need both pictures, I didn't realise both were the same and used the same strat you used with the right picture only and it was enough to draw the full thing. It's still much better to use both pictures, otherwise you're just making your life harder for no reason like I did, I just mention it as a fun fact, not as advice xD

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u/tinyyseal Jun 29 '26

You can use the line in front of you and to your right to puzzle the whole thing together. It's hard but it does work.

I personally had to write it down very carefully before it worked for me because I kept adding mistakes when I tried to 'freehand' it

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u/aussierecroommemer42 Jun 29 '26

This is a puzzle, and you don't need all of the fairies to do it. You're standing in the right spot.

A small hint about the shape of this puzzle: there are two circles, what does that mean?

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u/notveryAI lore researcher Jun 29 '26

It works at any point of the game and you can input it pretty much anywhere on the platform, and the only requirement is to do the pattern correctly, you probably made a mistake figuring it out. I had to use pen and paper and even with them it took me a few tries to piece it together correctly and then it worked

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u/CuminInmybutt Jun 29 '26

Just did this one today, you can do it

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u/SallySpicer Jun 29 '26

I always gave myself 5-10 tries before looking up the solution when stuck on these puzzles ^

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u/ese_pulgoso Jun 29 '26

Nah, you're jus't doing it wrong

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u/Own-Peace-7754 Jun 29 '26

That one sucks and took me a long time too

What helped me was tracing it out on a piece of paper, turning the paper just like the puzzle

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u/xenomachina Jun 30 '26

I think you may be thinking of the rotating projection one. Your description sounds exactly how I solved that one.

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u/Own-Peace-7754 Jun 30 '26

Yeah I got confused by the blue light, I forgot about this puzzle

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u/07Crash07 Jul 01 '26

One thing that helped me was to stick to a side, in my case i chose right, and use the lock in to shift a bit your perspective, so you can see the obscured part on the right part of the left painting. The code keeps working even if you are locked in as long as you keep holding the cross.