goldeneye090

Thank you so much! I hope it helps you in the future :)

Oops sorry, thank you for moving it :)

What was the earlier method? I'm interested in seeing everyone's own method of solving these.

Yes Bashful, just compare your puzzle to my Letter Grid. Slide the piece above the troll's right leg over (to the right), then slide the one to its left over. The shield piece should now be directly under the place it needs to be. Then perform this algorithm: [M-N-O-T-S-N-M-R] Edit: assuming the blank tile piece was in the middle column of that row Did that work?

I just posted it, check it out. I am aware Tip.It has a guide, I've simply gone into more detail. Goldeneye090

My guide for solving Sliding Puzzle clues from Treasure Trails is too direct to be posted on the main RuneScape forums. I sent Tip.It an e-mail asking if they were interested in seeing it but they did not respond, so I'll post it here for anyone who is interested. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hello all you Treasure Hunters out there! In this guide I will attempt to simplify the Puzzle-Solving process that many people find difficult and time-consuming while completing Treasure Trails. Using this process, most of which I developed myself, I am able to solve every puzzle clue in a very short amount of time- usually in just a few minutes. I will show the process using two grids to represent the Puzzle Picture. %%%%%%%% @@@@@@ $$$$$$$$$ ** ** O O O ** ** O O O In Picture 1, I have broken up the Picture into 5 Sections. You have most likely seen this setup in other guides, but I will review it quickly anyway. Generally, you want to solve the Puzzle in the following order: 1. Row 1 (%) 2. Row 2 (@) 3. Row 3 ($$) 4. The lower left corner (**) 5. The lower right corner (O) Most likely, you have tried this and understand the concept very well. However, going about actually solving the puzzle in this order is a different story. Ergo, I will provide algorithms I have developed myself to help you understand how to get each piece in its place. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Referencing Picture 2 above, first get tiles A, B, C, and D into their correct places using whatever means necessary- brute force clicking them into place. Do not worry about where the other tiles are pushed off to. Now get tile E into tile Js location (directly under the place it needs to be). Now position the tiles in Row 2 so that the empty tile space is in position H. Finally, perform this clicking algorithm in accordance to Picture 2: [C-D-E-J-I-D-C-H] Row 1 should now be complete. Repeat this process to complete Rows 2 and 3. The algorithm for Row 2, shifted down, becomes this: [H-I-J-O-N-I-H-M] The algorithm for Row 3, shifted down once again, becomes this: [M-N-O-T-S-N-M-R] To solve the lower left and lower right corners (doing the lower left, then lower right), you use a different algorithm to get each column into place one at a time. First, get tile U into place using brute-force positioning once again. Now get tile P into position R. Position the empty tile space so that it is at location V. Perform this clicking algorithm in accordance to Picture 2: [u-P-Q-V-U-P-Q-R-W-V-U-P-Q] Column 1 (tiles P and U) should now be in place. Repeat this process to complete Columns 2 and 3. Position tiles Q and V the same way you positioned tiles P and U, only shifted over one column. The algorithm for Column 2 becomes this: [V-Q-R-W-V-Q-R-S-X-W-V-Q-R] Position tiles R and W the same way, shifted over once again. The algorithm for Column 3 becomes this: [W-R-S-X-W-R-S-T-Y-X-W-R-S] Tiles S, T and X can then simply be clicked into place through rotation and tile Y will become the empty tile space. I hope this makes your future puzzles less frustrating and, if anything, fun! Happy Trailing! Goldeneye090