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| Magnanimous |
Mar 4 2010, 11:42 PM
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I've been working on algorithms for perfect clear openings, but I haven't come up with anything substantial yet. The basic theory is that you play your first bag in such a way that the next three pieces will clear the field.
A decent technique is to set up your first bag in one of these ways:
At this point, you have a 2/7 chance of getting the right pieces. Basically, you'll get a PC with IJT, IZJ, ITL, IOJ, JST, IZL, TOI, TOJ, JZT, or TOL.
EDIT: I haven't factored in Hold yet, though, so the odds are actually a little higher.
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Best 40 Lines: 37:74 (162.18 TPM) on NullpoMino 
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| kjp828 |
Mar 4 2010, 11:52 PM
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QUOTE(Magnanimous @ Mar 4 2010, 11:42 PM)  I've been working on algorithms for perfect clear openings, but I haven't come up with anything substantial yet. The basic theory is that you play your first bag in such a way that the next three pieces will clear the field.
A decent technique is to set up your first bag in one of these ways:
At this point, you have a 2/7 chance of getting the right pieces. Basically, you'll get a PC with IJT, IZJ, ITL, IOJ, JST, IZL, TOI, TOJ, JZT, or TOL.
EDIT: I haven't factored in Hold yet, though, so the odds are actually a little higher.
wait are you sure you did that right? are those 2 situations supposed to be completely opposite because in one the T piece touches the ground and in the other it isnt
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| caffeine |
Mar 5 2010, 01:30 AM
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QUOTE(Magnanimous @ Mar 4 2010, 11:42 PM)  Basically, you'll get a PC with IJT, IZJ, ITL, IOJ, JST, IZL, TOI, TOJ, JZT, or TOL.
You mean that all of these will fit into either/or of the two setups, right? These won't all work for both setups (unless I'm missing something).
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| Magnanimous |
Mar 5 2010, 02:16 AM
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Sorry, I was reading from the wrong column, so not all of those are right.  Also I missed two, so there's twelve, not ten.  Anyway, each setup needs different pieces, but all of them have twelve combinations that work out of a possible 35. For example, the combinations that can fit in the second setup I posted are... IJT, IZJ, ITL, IOJ, JZT, IZL, ITZ, TOL, LTZ, STZ, ITO, IJS Also: with Hold, you can get one of those twelve combinations about 74% of the time. That's not bad. 
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| Someone2knoe |
Mar 9 2010, 12:23 AM
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Yup I posted that set up a week ago. QUOTE(Someone2knoe @ Feb 27 2010, 07:34 AM) 
This one can be set up most of the time. You just need the 3 right pieces afterwards, and there are a few combinations that would work.
I think a variation of it is used in geroppa's video, which is where I found it. I noticed many different set ups that could be used and i'll probably post them. The hard part though is accounting for what you will have after the perfect clear (4 remaing bag pieces and 6 from the next bag) to make another perfect clear.
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| Ravendarksky |
Apr 9 2010, 02:01 AM
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I've been playing around with this but I prefer the other side of the screen..... I can only seem to get 11 of the combos though.
IJT, ILZ, IOL, IOT, IJS, TLZ, JSZm ITZ, OTL, ITL, STZ
Guess I Suck >_<
My TF account has 107 PCs in 1897 games... not too bad for a n00b I think, especially since it's not my normal opener.
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