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[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pn09RCc2ZN25_wWkcQj7eaTlMW6Uow9bLThS9VJgAP0/edit#slide=id.p metallicLuker's] more advanced DPC setups | |||
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Revision as of 20:51, 31 August 2022
Under construction DPC Setups are setups with an extra piece that may allow you to make a Perfect Clear after a T-Spin Double. They can be used after doing an 8-height Perfect Clear, for example the SingleYou PC route or second PC.
By leftover piece
- O piece
O -> L (100%)
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L -> O (100%)
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- S/Z piece
O -> S/Z (100%) Notably, this shape is the same as the extra O dpc when you have O before L, so it has the same solutions.
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S/Z -> O (100%)
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After DPC is completed, you will be back to the original board state and bag state.
External Links
four.lol on DPC
metallicLuker's more advanced DPC setups