The Dark Knight New Joker Picture Message (6/25)

[thesushi]

der. take out the repeats.

 

[HUMANIMAL]

each picture fits...if it doesent for a pixel or two than its wrong.....combine the pics and forget about their forms...split em in to pieces just make sure the purple lines make sense....if they are duplicating then they are layers.....

 

[AnnaKybele]

der. take out the repeats.

omitting the repeats would definitely simplify it, because I guess they are there to mess with our minds

 

[akamayday]

i was messing around with some quadrants and i came up with this...

see anything??

 

[Verdammt]

i was messing around with some quadrants and i came up with this...

see anything??

Definately looks like an "S".

 

[HUMANIMAL]

Sp.....?????
spread the word...the dawn is coming

 

[CJWilkie]

It may not be where the game is headed, but I tried putting the pictures into a code of some sort. There are 21 unique shapes (not 26, so I am wary of alphabet) that are rotated and so forth.
When arranged in the A-F across and 1-6 down you get:

A B C B D E F G E H F I
D G J J G K E L M J N E
M J G E N O G E J G A B
P K E C G N N G D E B Q
E N O G E Q B M D N O E
R B D K E N B E N O G E
D H S O N E B Q E G T A
O E A H D A C G K E Q H
U G E C G N N G D E R B
D K E N B E Q H P K E B
M N E R O G D G E N B E
S B E Q D B F E O G D G

where "A" is the first pattern, and "B" the second and so forth, all the way to "U"...
...maybe we can find a hidden word like that?

 

[RoninWolf784]

Hey JoshDunford, more to add to our Carnivalland conenction...my message started with "to find the next sideshow"...where do you find sideshows? Circus and Carnivals. You also find clowns there.

 

[Why So Serious?]

I'm thinking you cut each piece into 4 smaller squares.... then those smaller 120 squares all fit back together. not into each grid they were cut from.

a big, 120 piece puzzle.

which means it'll take a while to put them back together. but that's what I think needs to be done.

 

[HUMANIMAL]

kabbalah???????

 

[NoName86]

This may have been attempted thousands of times, but have we tried to flip each one individually on each side to match up with he surrounding ones? for instance, rotating A1 and A2 until the right side of A1 matches up correctly with the left side of A2?

 

[HUMANIMAL]

right you are

 

[Nirvana]

i was messing around with some quadrants and i came up with this...

see anything??

It's the Windows 95 Pipedream game!

 

[HUMANIMAL]

just matc the purple lines in the order they seem to fit...there is an algorithm

 

[JoshDunford]

Hey JoshDunford, more to add to our Carnivalland conenction...my message started with "to find the next sideshow"...where do you find sideshows? Circus and Carnivals. You also find clowns there.

Awesome connection.

Hopefully all of this actually means anything...

t: If all else fails...Smile t:

 

[HUM469]

I'm thinking you cut each piece into 4 smaller squares.... then those smaller 120 squares all fit back together. not into each grid they were cut from.

a big, 120 piece puzzle.

which means it'll take a while to put them back together. but that's what I think needs to be done.

It would be 144 pieces, and the trouble with this of course is that there are many, many repeats. Because the pieces aren't all unique, you can litterally form almost anything you want. No, the way this will have to be put together will have to have some basis for a pattern, be it the coordinates and the sub-pieces relative positions in the major pieces, or something. You cannot have a puzzle with identical pieces and no framework into which they fit, it would be unsolvable that way.

 

[BAMFaly]

So I've seperated all the similar squares and grouped them together (some of the colours are inverted but I think we shouldignore that) I'm thinking maybe we just use one of each of these squares???

 

[danb26]

I'm pretty convinced this puzzle is a clown as well...

 

[HUMANIMAL]

repeatings are the algorithm...they need to be superposed....

 

[BAMFaly]

Looking at it like this my first thought is there is no pattern. This could be the red herring...

 

[DrunkMonkey]

Out of 36 pieces, this quadrant:

is the most common as far as I can tell. It is in 16 of them once, 6 of them twice, and 14 of them not at all. I am pretty sure it can't be used to form a letter.

That may or may not help.

 

[danb26]

So I've seperated all the similar squares and grouped them together (some of the colours are inverted but I think we shouldignore that) I'm thinking maybe we just use one of each of these squares???

GO FOR IIIITTT! DON'T ASK!!! HAHA!

 

[Why So Serious?]

It would be 144 pieces, and the trouble with this of course is that there are many, many repeats. Because the pieces aren't all unique, you can litterally form almost anything you want. No, the way this will have to be put together will have to have some basis for a pattern, be it the coordinates and the sub-pieces relative positions in the major pieces, or something. You cannot have a puzzle with identical pieces and no framework into which they fit, it would be unsolvable that way.

nevertheless... I'm sure that's what has to be done.

 

[thebruce]

there were 3 small pieces missing - the wiki is updated (again)

so there are 21 unique pieces. 3x7 grid?

 

[HUMANIMAL]

its a clown face from the side.......