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Rotate Rings
Rotate Rings Level 6 walkthrough
The game has different level schedules, so the board for the same level number may differ. Choose the thumbnail that matches your game.
Ring numbers
9 rings, 8 blocking pins
123456789
Default A · Numbers identify the rings on the diagram; they do not specify an operation order.
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Board · A / B / C / D
9 rings, 8 blocking pins
Ring numbers
123456789
Numbers identify the rings on the diagram; they do not specify an operation order.
Diagram legend
Numbers identify individual rings; S labels bars, C labels clamps, and B marks a bomb. Match the colored rings, pins, slide bars and clamps to your board.
Rings: 9 · Blocking pins: 8 · Stop pins: 1 · Slide bars: 0 · Clamps: 0 · Bombs: 0
Step-by-step walkthrough
Candidate walkthrough; gameplay confirmation is pending. Release after each move and wait for the expected departures. Stop and report the first mismatch.
Rotate Ring 3 clockwise about 60°. Target opening direction: 300° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 3. Expected remainder: 8 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 2 counterclockwise about 62°. Target opening direction: 207° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 1. Expected remainder: 7 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 2 counterclockwise about 79°. Target opening direction: 286° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 2. Expected remainder: 6 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 4 clockwise about 17°. Target opening direction: 223° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 4. Expected remainder: 5 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 7 counterclockwise about 60°. Target opening direction: 240° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 6, Ring 7. Expected remainder: 3 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 9 clockwise about 150°. Target opening direction: 154° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 9. Expected remainder: 2 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 8 counterclockwise about 119°. Target opening direction: 196° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 5, Ring 8. Expected remainder: 0 rings, 0 bars.
Read this board before making a move
- Ring
- An open ring can rotate. Align its opening with the connecting pin to release that connection. Rings fly away automatically once their connections and constraints are released.
- Blocking pin
- A fixed pin sitting on a ring's edge. It holds another ring in place, so its gap has to face this pin.Read the mechanism guide →
- Stop pin
- Limits how far a ring can turn, so only part of the ring is reachable.Read the mechanism guide →
Ring positions and connections
Positions refer to the diagram. Connections describe what to inspect, not an additional removal order.
| Ring | Position | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lower left | Open |
| 2 | Middle left | Open |
| 3 | Upper center | Open |
| 4 | Center | Open |
| 5 | Lower center | Open |
| 6 | Center | Open |
| 7 | Upper center | Open |
| 8 | Middle right | Open |
| 9 | Lower right | Open |
- Ring 5 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 2. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 5 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 8. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 4 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 6. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 4 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 3. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 7. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 8 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 9. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 1 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 2. Check this pair on the diagram.
Board · E
6 rings, 4 blocking pins, 2 slide bars, 2 clamps
Ring numbers
123456
Numbers identify the rings on the diagram; they do not specify an operation order.
Diagram legend
Numbers identify individual rings; S labels bars, C labels clamps, and B marks a bomb. Match the colored rings, pins, slide bars and clamps to your board.
Rings: 6 · Blocking pins: 4 · Stop pins: 0 · Slide bars: 2 · Clamps: 2 · Bombs: 0
Step-by-step walkthrough
Candidate walkthrough; gameplay confirmation is pending. Release after each move and wait for the expected departures. Stop and report the first mismatch. This candidate assumes a clamp opens when its paired bar leaves; confirm this behavior in the game.
Move S2 left along its track about 5.86 ring radii. Continue until the bar leaves the board. Release and wait. Expected departure: S2. Expected remainder: 6 rings, 1 bars.
Rotate Ring 4 clockwise about 120°. Target opening direction: 80° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 4. Expected remainder: 5 rings, 1 bars.
Rotate Ring 5 clockwise about 35°. Target opening direction: 85° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. No departure is expected yet. Expected remainder: 5 rings, 1 bars.
Move S1 right along its track about 4.14 ring radii. Continue until the bar leaves the board. Release and wait. Expected departure: S1. Expected remainder: 5 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 2 clockwise about 74°. Target opening direction: 286° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 2, Ring 1. Expected remainder: 3 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 5 clockwise about 115°. Target opening direction: 330° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 6. Expected remainder: 2 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 5 clockwise about 70°. Target opening direction: 260° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 5, Ring 3. Expected remainder: 0 rings, 0 bars.
Read this board before making a move
- Ring
- An open ring can rotate. Align its opening with the connecting pin to release that connection. Rings fly away automatically once their connections and constraints are released.
- Blocking pin
- A fixed pin sitting on a ring's edge. It holds another ring in place, so its gap has to face this pin.Read the mechanism guide →
- Latch
- Holds a ring in place. A stick locks it, so release the stick first and then turn the matching ring.Read the mechanism guide →
- Stick
- Slide bar. Move it sideways to release the latch it is tied to.Read the mechanism guide →
- Closed ring
- A closed ring has no opening. Release its blocking connections using the surrounding objects; the ring flies away automatically when it is free.Read the mechanism guide →
Ring positions and connections
Positions refer to the diagram. Connections describe what to inspect, not an additional removal order.
| Ring | Position | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Middle left | Closed |
| 2 | Upper left | Open |
| 3 | Center | Open |
| 4 | Lower center | Open |
| 5 | Upper center | Open |
| 6 | Middle right | Open |
- Ring 3 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 5. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 5. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 4. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 1 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 2. Check this pair on the diagram.
Board · F / G / I
9 rings, 8 blocking pins
Ring numbers
123456789
Numbers identify the rings on the diagram; they do not specify an operation order.
Diagram legend
Numbers identify individual rings; S labels bars, C labels clamps, and B marks a bomb. Match the colored rings, pins, slide bars and clamps to your board.
Rings: 9 · Blocking pins: 8 · Stop pins: 2 · Slide bars: 0 · Clamps: 0 · Bombs: 0
Step-by-step walkthrough
Candidate walkthrough; gameplay confirmation is pending. Release after each move and wait for the expected departures. Stop and report the first mismatch.
Rotate Ring 1 clockwise about 150°. Target opening direction: 90° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. No departure is expected yet. Expected remainder: 9 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 3 clockwise about 150°. Target opening direction: 330° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 3. Expected remainder: 8 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 1 clockwise about 102°. Target opening direction: 348° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 1. Expected remainder: 7 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 9 clockwise about 47°. Target opening direction: 253° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 6. Expected remainder: 6 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 9 clockwise about 103°. Target opening direction: 150° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 9. Expected remainder: 5 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 7 counterclockwise about 150°. Target opening direction: 210° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 4, Ring 7. Expected remainder: 3 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 8 clockwise about 116°. Target opening direction: 244° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 8. Expected remainder: 2 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 2 counterclockwise about 116°. Target opening direction: 296° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 2, Ring 5. Expected remainder: 0 rings, 0 bars.
Read this board before making a move
- Ring
- An open ring can rotate. Align its opening with the connecting pin to release that connection. Rings fly away automatically once their connections and constraints are released.
- Blocking pin
- A fixed pin sitting on a ring's edge. It holds another ring in place, so its gap has to face this pin.Read the mechanism guide →
- Stop pin
- Limits how far a ring can turn, so only part of the ring is reachable.Read the mechanism guide →
- Closed ring
- A closed ring has no opening. Release its blocking connections using the surrounding objects; the ring flies away automatically when it is free.Read the mechanism guide →
Ring positions and connections
Positions refer to the diagram. Connections describe what to inspect, not an additional removal order.
| Ring | Position | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Middle left | Open |
| 2 | Lower left | Open |
| 3 | Upper center | Open |
| 4 | Center | Closed |
| 5 | Lower center | Open |
| 6 | Center | Open |
| 7 | Upper center | Open |
| 8 | Lower right | Open |
| 9 | Middle right | Open |
- Ring 4 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 3. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 4 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 7. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 3 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 1. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 7 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 9. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 1. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 9. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 5 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 2. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 5 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 8. Check this pair on the diagram.
Board · H / J
9 rings, 8 blocking pins
Ring numbers
123456789
Numbers identify the rings on the diagram; they do not specify an operation order.
Diagram legend
Numbers identify individual rings; S labels bars, C labels clamps, and B marks a bomb. Match the colored rings, pins, slide bars and clamps to your board.
Rings: 9 · Blocking pins: 8 · Stop pins: 2 · Slide bars: 0 · Clamps: 0 · Bombs: 0
Step-by-step walkthrough
Candidate walkthrough; gameplay confirmation is pending. Release after each move and wait for the expected departures. Stop and report the first mismatch.
Rotate Ring 1 clockwise about 165°. Target opening direction: 75° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. No departure is expected yet. Expected remainder: 9 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 3 clockwise about 165°. Target opening direction: 315° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 3. Expected remainder: 8 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 1 clockwise about 102°. Target opening direction: 333° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 1. Expected remainder: 7 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 9 clockwise about 62°. Target opening direction: 238° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 6. Expected remainder: 6 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 9 clockwise about 103°. Target opening direction: 135° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 9. Expected remainder: 5 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 7 counterclockwise about 165°. Target opening direction: 225° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 4, Ring 7. Expected remainder: 3 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 8 clockwise about 131°. Target opening direction: 229° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 8. Expected remainder: 2 rings, 0 bars.
Rotate Ring 2 counterclockwise about 131°. Target opening direction: 311° (right 0°, up 90°). Release and wait. Expected departure: Ring 2, Ring 5. Expected remainder: 0 rings, 0 bars.
Read this board before making a move
- Ring
- An open ring can rotate. Align its opening with the connecting pin to release that connection. Rings fly away automatically once their connections and constraints are released.
- Blocking pin
- A fixed pin sitting on a ring's edge. It holds another ring in place, so its gap has to face this pin.Read the mechanism guide →
- Stop pin
- Limits how far a ring can turn, so only part of the ring is reachable.Read the mechanism guide →
- Closed ring
- A closed ring has no opening. Release its blocking connections using the surrounding objects; the ring flies away automatically when it is free.Read the mechanism guide →
Ring positions and connections
Positions refer to the diagram. Connections describe what to inspect, not an additional removal order.
| Ring | Position | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Middle left | Open |
| 2 | Lower left | Open |
| 3 | Upper center | Open |
| 4 | Center | Closed |
| 5 | Lower center | Open |
| 6 | Center | Open |
| 7 | Upper center | Open |
| 8 | Lower right | Open |
| 9 | Middle right | Open |
- Ring 4 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 3. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 4 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 7. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 3 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 1. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 7 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 9. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 1. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 6 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 9. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 5 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 2. Check this pair on the diagram.
- Ring 5 is connected to a blocking relationship with ring 8. Check this pair on the diagram.
Frequently asked questions
Which board should I use for level 6?
This page has 4 distinct boards. The default A board has 9 rings and 8 blocking pins. Compare these features and the thumbnails before following its steps.
What do the numbers on the diagram mean?
They identify individual rings, not the operation order. A written step can also describe a bar or latch, so the step number is not always the ring number. Match the ring number named in the instruction with the diagram.
What should I check when I am stuck on level 6?
Check whether the ring is open or closed, whether a stop pin limits rotation and whether a latch is still locked by a bar. Repeated rotation does not remove a fixed obstruction. Compare the neighboring connections, then return to the step for the matching ring number.
