First-run brief / Puzzle
A drawing-and-physics puzzle where a barrier must shield a dog and remain stable after it is released.
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Signal 01 / Objective
A drawing-and-physics puzzle where a barrier must shield a dog and remain stable after it is released.
Identify where the hazard approaches and which nearby surfaces can support a barrier. Draw only enough protection to cover the exposed side, then use the terrain to keep the shape in place. Compact supported barriers are easier to predict after release.
Signal 02 / Controls & how to play
Mark the hazard direction and nearby solid surfaces before deciding where the protective line can rest.
Press and trace a continuous barrier with a mouse or finger, then release it.
Signal 03 / First-session plan, quick tip & recovery
Replace large floating loops with a shorter supported shape that blocks only the exposed side.
If the shield falls away, separate protection from stability. First make sure it blocks the hazard line; then change the endpoints so the shape rests against solid ground instead of balancing as a floating loop.
Signal 04 / FAQ
Hold and draw a single unbroken shield with your mouse or finger, then let go to drop it into play. The placement of the two ends decides the result; the middle of the drawing barely matters.
Once the simulation runs, the drawing can slide, spin, or come apart. Watch the settled result instead of the drawn outline, brace both ends on firm ground, and the closed ring will keep its seal.
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