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by Arcorann
1525 days ago
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qntm, creator of Hatetris [1], once did an analysis of this exact problem using brute force methods. While he managed to solve the problem for 4, 6 and 8 wide boards (including the minimum board height required, assuming game over if any part of a piece locks above the ceiling), solution eluded him for 10 wide, though he did prove that 6 height was insufficient. As it happens, since this work assumes a 20 high board and there are some sequences (e.g. ZSOLJJJ) for which the solution here goes up to height 8 (it could potentially go up to height 9 but I have no plans to check), there's a little bit of a gap that still needs to be filled. [1] https://qntm.org/hatetris [2] https://qntm.org/tetris |
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