Circuit Matchingcircuit board chips

What you see

In Dahne’s Laboratory, a breadboard has 6 sockets, each marked with two colours. There are 6 chips, each with three colours and a circuit symbol. The chips and sockets are made for the shrunk player.

• Red · Grey · Yellow
• Red · Grey · Purple
• Red · Blue · Purple
• Green · Blue · Purple
• Green · Grey · Yellow
• Green · Blue · Yellow

How it works

1. A chip is right for a socket when it has both of the socket's colours.
2. Some sockets fit two chips, but only one way of placing all 6 chips works.
3. When the chips are in, press the check button. The check runs 2 seconds later.
4. The shrunk player places the chips: chips and sockets can only be reached from very close. Either character can be the shrunk one.

Colour pegs

Each colour has its own shape on the pegs. The shapes were read off the game's texture, so treat them as likely:

Solution

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Place the chips like this, then press check:

Socket	Chip	Chips that fit
Red & Blue	Red · Blue · Purple	1
Purple & Grey	Red · Grey · Purple	1
Green & Grey	Green · Grey · Yellow	1
Purple & Blue	Green · Blue · Purple	2
Yellow & Grey	Red · Grey · Yellow	2
Green & Blue	Green · Blue · Yellow	2

Red · Blue · Purple also fits Purple & Blue, but it is the only chip for Red & Blue. Fill the single-fit sockets first, then each socket that has only one free chip left, until all are placed.

Clue documents

Components require matching sockets!

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Common mistakes

• Putting Red · Blue · Purple in Purple & Blue. It has both colours, but it is the only chip that fits Red & Blue.
• Placing the chips at full size. They can only be picked up from very close, which is the shrunk player's job.
• Some guides call the yellow peg a plus. It is the same cross shape.