First-run brief / Puzzle
A road-network board where corners, straights, and endpoints must agree across the entire layout.
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Constraint sort
A road-network board where corners, straights, and endpoints must agree across the entire layout.
Separate the board into constrained and flexible pieces. Endpoints, corners near an edge, and tiles with only one credible neighbor should be oriented first. Use those fixed connections to narrow the choices for central junctions instead of solving every tile independently.
Board read
Solve edge pieces and fixed endpoints first because they offer fewer credible orientations than the center.
Select a road piece repeatedly to cycle its orientation; placement rules are shown on the current board.
Recovery note
If the road dead-ends, locate the earliest tile with only one connected side and rotate that branch.
When the route forms a dead end, trace backward to the first tile that accepts a connection from only one side. Rotating a later piece cannot repair a branch whose earlier entrance already points away from the network.
Road board questions
Give the first rotations to tiles whose neighbors leave only one credible direction, such as edge corners, endpoints, and pieces with a single open side. Once their lines are locked, the middle of the board decides itself from the outside in.
Walk the route backward to the first tile that accepts only one connection and turn that piece. A dead end further along cannot be fixed by rotating later tiles when the entrance already points away from the network.
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