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Revision as of 03:35, 29 March 2020
The Kaslideoscope is a Single-Triple T-Spin shape.
Kaslideoscope
Note: One needs to change directions for the 3rd and 4th rotation on the first piece. For the first piece in this example, the T is rotated twice clockwise and then twice counterclockwise.
Empty Field Setups
Though slightly impractical, one can also open with it.
Kaslideoscope MTD
The T-Spin Double can be converted to a T-Spin Triple or Imperial Cross (diagrams 2 and 3 respectively) if one's overhang is 1 block high.
