Jigsaw puzzle made from an L-System drawing from the system: PREMISE : YXF Rule 1: X=X+FY Rule 2: Y=X-FF Angle: 60° Now, depending on how your Lsystem program evaluates these rules you may or may not end up with the same drawing. But I have confidence in the programmers over at sidefx.com (the make the movie special effects program Houdini that's been instrumental in creating fx for a bajillion movies)

There are several layers of clues on the board and the puzzle pieces themselves. I can solve the Gen7 one in about 15 minutes and the Gen8 in about 3 hours.

In the file the layers are labled and pretty straight forward, I think. Please let me know if anything's mucked up.

I reccomend using:

• 1/8" thick (or there abouts) transparent or translucent acrylic for the puzzle (or you may want to make the pieces out of wood and sand down the hard edges)
• 1/4" thick MDF for the backing. Or you can just play with it on a flat surface. It's a little unweidly that way though.

To bolt the two layers together you'll want:

• Four 1/4" carriage bolts 1/2"-3/4" long (preferably zinc plated)
• Four 1/4" wing nuts

Also, be careful, the edges are sharp. They were initially designed to fit 2 by 3 snugly on an 18" by 24" laser bed.