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Rakoniom

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    11:53 AM, Saturday March 15th 2025

    Thank you for the clarification and sorry if I posted my question in the wrong place. Will try to check the Discord chat server the next time I have another question regarding this kind of topic

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    8:37 PM, Friday March 7th 2025

    I did the rotated boxes exercise again trying my best to follow the video and made extra sure to have exactly 25 boxes in the end nothing less nothing more https://imgur.com/a/kOpQYej

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    10:36 PM, Sunday March 2nd 2025

    Hello Rob, I honestly didn't know that I gave up on the rotated boxes exercise because from my perspective I thought it was done with how every box is getting really close to the 4 edges, but I did as you instructed and did it again https://imgur.com/a/NWTcYjR

    and even made it smaller to fit more boxes hopefully now it's finished or am I supposed to fill more corners?

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