Where are you stuck, Jay? i am at the yellow squares part and i can't figure out the combination...

Yeah, that's what I can't figure out either, Mike. There is a 'blueprint' on the wall in the same room as the yellow squares, but I can't seem to make sense of what needs to be done to it.

Also, I'm confused about the RGB pool. It seems that every time I pull the handle, a new color is 'mixed', but no color may be entered specifically.

I too am stuck there...

I'm trying to figure out the color combo, I got the numbers from the fountain, but don't know how they translate on the machine

Observations:

The green switches on the wood-like walls affects other doors.

The well always generates a color with a 255 value, a 0 value and another random value between 0 and 255.

There are multiples heights for the yellow blocks.

There are 4 doors.

Can anyone figure something out with that?

I'm stumped...

yeah... i wish the blueprint thing was 3-dimensional. if you look up while at the yellow blocks, you see some kind of "copy" i cant see it that well though... maybe you have to move the bricks so they interlock?

where is this blueprint? looked all around, cannot see it. nvr mind... it appears each time you go down... there's somethign different. first time i went down the hole, there wasn't this blueprint room, now there is.

there are four doors., not two. i know, i was confused by that too at first.

Figured out the yellow stones. Think back, to the graph chart that they show. I recently finished wood shop, so i remember. Its showing the three faces, front, top, and from the right. Just gotta work it out from there.

when you figure out the yellow stones, it opens up the machine to be used.

You're a genius ;D

I thought of the three dimensionl aspect of the chart too Asheil but I cant figure out which side is which. I think I'm over analyzing it but never the less I stuck at the same place as everybody else.

FINISHED it. it small, but nice. fun, and challenging.

Has anyone else figured out the color machine? It's driving me stark raving mad.

what do the dotted lines mean?

whats driving you mad about it? you get it open to use it?

I can't figure out the right way to enter the numbers on the sliders.

I do believe that there are 3 floors with two doors on each, has any one else come to the same conclusion?

think... the numbers for the color scheme... never go over 255, 1 byte in computer terms. count how many options are on the color scheme machine. i'll help on the easy part... 16 each slider. you just gotta think of another way to take the decimal number, and put it into something that has 2 sets of 16 options in it. i fear that may be telling too much, but...

Trick: Do you know what has a maximum value of 255?

okay... i entered a random number on the sliders, pressed the button and now the machine shut down and i cant figure out how to turn it back on...

if the machine shuts down on you, is that because you got it right, or wrong?

Ok, beat it, that was very nicely done.

Most likely, wrong., or if i was lucky and if for somne reason got the 1 in 40624562873562 chance of randomly guessing getting the right combination, then from now on i am calling myself lucky.

After you hit the yellow button on the machine after moving the sliders, the machine will hum and either stay with a color on top (you got it right) or sit for a moment and then turn off if you get it wrong. If you do get it wrong, you'll need to go both to the power room and flip the switch on again and to the well to generate a new color before you can attempt the machine again.

And for those who still aren't clear on what to do with the machine, think of how you can represent a color in just six digits.

Rawr! I can not figure out the yellow square. I understand how to use it I just don't know which level all the pieces should be

it may be helpful for the color code if you use your calculator. In windows, go to start->programs->accessories->calculator. In the calculator go to veiw and select "Scientific". On the left their are buttons that can convert any number between HEXidecimal, DECimal, OCTagonal, and BINary. Decimal is the type you are used to, but you may find using hexidecimal handy for this game. In hexidecimal the number system is as follows: 0123456789ABCDEF, where F is equivolent to a decimal 15, but counts as only one digit. So the hexidecimal # B7 is equivolent to the decimal # 183.

I may just be lucky, but I my method consisted of constantly pulling the lever on the color machine until 2 of the color numbers were 0 and one was 255. From there, it was pretty easy.

does anyone recommend a time of day to get in? i still can't get it to load.

Finally got it. Interesting..

Thanks for that hint, D-Money, extremely helpful.

This one is so easy! just two puzzles, solved simply if you know about hex color codes, and can do a bit of mental imaging. any point to the small hole up near the cieling in the first room?

Hints: Anyone else remember Base 16 from maths? if not... google is a wonderful thing! just put in 'base 16 mathematics' it should come up with something useful.
Secondly, the green switch in the yellow block room can be used to 'reset' things. However, as in everything in life, once you reset whatever 'task' you must start that task from the beginning... including the other 'switches' you use to help unlock the puzzles.

i hope i havent said too much!

am i supposed to be able to get past the lasers after finishing the block puzzle? Because there's nothing for me to click... and i havent beaten the game...

umm... then try looking elsewhere, like behind you. dont go to lazers, go to elsewhere. lazers guard the exit... thus so they are the last thing to die. have you found the machine yet?

Irashta, the hole at the top is the one you dropped down in the very begining

Thereís an error in the "blueprint". Iím an engineer specialized in this type of drafting and I think it could help to point out the error. The drawing shows three figures: bottom left is the elevation view, on top is the top view and bottom right shows the right profile of the 3D object. The dotted lines are hidden vertices that canít be seen on that particular view. Thereís one dotted line thatís missing in the elevation view; itís located at the left end of the existing dotted line and goes up. The 3D rendering might be easer with that information...

Some pretty major hints in here though no direct spoilers. Don't read it if you don't want help.

The three dimensional yellow blocks were a bit of a challenge, I found that drawing them out as 3D cubes helped a great deal. Also, Don't think of the main room (the one you enter after going down the rabit hole, as a square room with two doors that change. Think of it as an octagon with four doors, on on each flat side. That helped me a lot as well. Finally, the hints about Hexadecimal numbers, the color pool and the machine are dead on accurate. Your calculator will come in handy, but you can also use an image editor like photoshop to get the answer. Of course, web gurus will probably get it without thinking.

There is (at least) another pointy-click puzzle adventure game on the site. Dr. Metoro I believe its name is.
There is a bit of ingame japanese text (intro, item descriptions) but it doesn't seem necessary for the solution. I suppose it's useful to know that the screen is black in the beginning because it's dark (ingame) and not because there is something wrong.
Oh well, good luck, should you try it.

ok...I have been trying to get those stupid blocks for way too many hours...and I am no where. Must be a girl thing...Can someone email me the solution before I pull out all my hair? thanks much.

Can someone help me? I see two tunnels when I first go down the hole. Aren't there supposed to be four of them?

What do I do, basically?
Well, I'm in this room with the blueprint, looking down at the yellow square... What do I do? It's unclickable, like everything else except the lever and the blueprint...

No, not the circular hole in the cieling, the one on the wall!

man this is a nice game... got me grinding out my brains... but thanks to the tips and hints here in the comments... manage to solve it... all my colleagues are still cracking their head over this... good luck to all of you who are still trying, the hints here and more than enough to get you through!

The game The doors, was a pretty fun game, except without the help of u guys i would still be in room 3, the only thing that sucked was the ending, but i guess it made since though ~*~alicia~*~

Jay, I like the new website look!

As far as the Wand House goes, I kind of gave up. Is anyone playing Dr. Metoro?

It starts with a setting about getting in an accident and not knowing where you are when you gain consciousness. I played this one a little bit too, but I need other people to play and give me hints! (How's that for self-determination)

Here's the URL:

http://www.xylo.co.jp/animetion/game/orignalgames/drmetoro/drmetoro.html

Also on Xylo's website are some Flash animation stories. They're kind of interesting.

Just click on wherever it says English version (or the blue link to the right of it for full-screen English version). The original stories are written by famous authors. I especially like the third one on. I haven't watched the English version, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Although most are modified and simplified anyway, hopefully viewers can feel the poetic sentiment. Enjoy if you haven't done so already!

URL 1 for index page:
http://www.xylo.co.jp/animetion/anime/index.html

Also another English version URL:
http://www.xylo.co.jp/animetion/manga/orignalmanga/kintume/kintume2_e.html

this game makesmedizzy

Derek - I'm moving your comments to the Dr. Metoro page.

I only see two rooms. Can anyone please tell me where the other two are. Thanks!

I guess the journey was it's own reward, because that was a really stupid ending. Hooray, I put the baseball bat in the box!

It only looks like two rooms off the main room, but it's actually two different sets of two. They change every time you turn around (not if you U-turn though). Once I figured that out, it wasn't that tough.

The block thing was pretty fun. Drawing pictures definitely helped me.

Jay, I love your site! Thanks!

Thi is really cool, but for the colors thing
Where & how do we enter the values onto the m/c with the yellow button? Any pointers would be really cool

Tx,Jaya

Wow..got it! Way too cool!!

How do I get money in the game carnyville?

with the blueprint - print it, cut them out and stick them together as a 3d box (top and side views)Then copy this "view" to the yellow box. It's not easy, but do'able

I just went through the game. looking from this point it was relatively easy. few tips: there are 4 corridors under the rabbit hole, wood room acts like elevator, the sliders on color machine represents numbers i hexadecimal. great game.

Ok, first thing's first....first of all I know what the green buttons on the wood pillars do, but where or what do they activate? The well, I have no clue what it does. Spoilers are ok in this case, I just need some help!

still cant figure out the block thing i know how to use it just dont know how many times to click the thing. I did it this way hang on i clicked it like this 3 3 2
2 3 3
1 2 1 is that right? cause i dont know how to tell if its right or not......

SO, since a lot of people on here were so keen to tell me how the color machine works and hint at the fact that it functions in Hexadecimal, imagine my frustration that after all of that work and google-searching, I now know a lot about how it works, but not values above 127 in Hexadecimal notation (7F).

If you, like me, have looked at everything and are currently using a computer not your own without photoshop so you have no way of figuring this all out on your own, here's a link or two with converters you can use to just enter your numbers and get the answer.

That took me about thirty minutes to find, sort through, and share with y'all while trying to solve this thing, so at least take the time to look at something other than just the exact answer.

Here is the solution to the block puzzle.

Is it just me or are there only two tunnels when you first drop into the hole?

A complete walkthrough (with props to all who have already given hints!):

Oops, messed up the format of the burrows layout, sorry.
Well room is supposed to be above chamber 1 and Log room below chamber 1.

I'll fix it. Next time if you want to preserve spaces, use <code> tags. :)

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