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Three common types of puzzle-solving tools:

•Balanced Liquid

Machine that has appeared in some puzzle games. The functions of the three buttons on the machine from left to right are: ① Inject the liquid in the middle container into the left container; ② Exchange the positions of the left and middle containers; ③ Exchange the positions of the middle and right containers. Each container has its own upper limit of volume/height (can be customized), and each container also has different volumes/heights of liquid at the beginning (can be customized). Through repeated operations of the three buttons, the liquid volume/height on the far left exactly reaches the set value, and it is considered a success.

•Sequence Button

Prop that has appeared in some puzzle games. This prop has several buttons. Players need to press them in the order set by the designer. If a button is pressed wrongly during the process, all buttons will be reset. The number, spacing, and rotation direction of buttons can be programmatically customized. The set button sequence can also be customized (in the example, the default is clockwise sequence).

•Balance Stick

Prop that has appeared in some puzzle games. This prop has several sticks of different lengths inserted on bases of different heights that are hidden. By continuously exchanging the positions of the sticks, the ultimate goal is to make the tops of all sticks reach a unified height.

Documentation:

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Documentation Common Problems：

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