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Revision as of 21:45, 23 September 2024
THIS IS A DIRECT COPY OF https://harddrop.com/wiki/DPC_Setups PAGE, JUST MORE CONDENSED FOR BETTER, MORE COMPACT VIEWING ON HORIZONTAL / LANDSCAPE SCREENS.
When you do a perfect-clear loop that takes 8 lines to complete, such as First-Second perfect clear, SingleYou or Mountainous Stacking, you will be left with an empty board and an extra piece. A DPC setup will use the extra piece and 2 bags to create a T-Spin and a perfect clear, bringing you back to the beginning with no extra pieces, to continue the loop.
Note: T-Spin percentages do not include TSMS.
Note: All setups on this page are 100%. However, you may need 180 spins for some solves.
Generally, one should prioritize saving O and S/Z, although I is also viable. Try to avoid saving J/L and T whenever possible, as they yield the lowest scoring patterns.
Extra setups can be found at Extra DPC Setups.
O piece
O -> L/J (Kuruma DPC)
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L/J -> O (TSD DPC)
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S/Z piece
O -> S/Z (Kuruma DPC)
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S/Z -> O (Lime DPC)
Lime DPC is notoriously hard to solve and scores very little on average; avoid it when possible.
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I piece
O -> I (Fake Butter DPC)
This setup will have to be mirrored depending on whether J or L comes first.
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JL -> O (Pelican DPC)
This setup will have to be mirrored depending on whether S or Z comes first.
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I -> O -> L (Bad TKI DPC)
This pattern, when mirrored, will cover the bags not covered by the previous 2 setups. However, you should avoid it when possible due to mediocre scoring.
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J/L piece
Note: These setups are not 100% consistent without 180 spins. If you have the L piece, the piece requirement is flipped.
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Z -> S (TSM J SPC)
Different builds depending on whether the O or the S comes first. A third of the time, you will be able to make a TSS into Tetris.
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T piece (OSZ Ball DPC)
There is only 1 pattern needed. It does not require mirror.
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Note: S can be placed after J and Z have been placed with the input sequence CW -> CW -> 180 -> Softdrop -> CW.
Since OSZ is interchangeable (hence the DPC name), there are 3 extra Tetris solves that can be used for a higher Tetris chance:
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Further research
metallicLurker's DPC minimals, orientated towards beginners.
smolfeesh's video on the more advanced DPC setups.
The DPC scoring hierarchy spreadsheet.