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Encyclopedia > Tiling puzzle

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Tiling Puzzle (700 words)
Tiling puzzles may be made from wood, metal, cardboard, plastic or any other sheet-material.
In contrast to shuffling puzzles, however, in transport puzzles all tokens have to follow certain routes given on the board; they cannot be lifted off the board and placed on faraway positions that have no visible connection to the from-position.
In polycube puzzles the player is usually presented with a set of such polycubes and he has the task to assemble them to a certain shape.
Tile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (795 words)
Tiles are generally used for covering roofs, floors, and walls, or other objects such as tabletops.
Mission or barrel tiles are semi-cylindrical tiles made by forming clay around a log and laid in alternating columns of convex and concave tiles.
Tiles were developed as a product of earthenware pottery, either as an alternative use for fragments of broken pottery (called potsherds) or as an independent invention.
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