Thank you. Even though I tried not to I was definitely trying for accuracy in a lot of the exercises and it did make me a little hesitant. I will try to work on that and I guess it's something that will improve with practice.
I do have a question about rotating the boxes, though, since if I'm not mistaken I think that's a part of the 250 box challenge. Do you have any advice or tips to help with the rotations.
It's a skill that develops organically throughout the course of the challenge (closer to the end of it, than the start, so don't stress if it takes a second - it's an advanced thing). For now, all I'll recommend is being mindful of the angle between each line of your initial y-shape, and varying them, and doing the same with the lengths of each arm of the y. Paying attention to how those changes end up changing the overall box is a good start towards understanding rotation as a whole.
Thank you I'll try
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