I got Hexcodle #367 in 3! Score: 84%
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I got Hexcodle #366 in 4! Score: 70%
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I got Hexcodle #366 in 4! Score: 68%
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I had the same issue. Using the navigation arrows to go back to 365 and then forward to 366 and further to 367 solved this problem.
Nice. I didnβt notice there are direct links to hexcodles: https://hexcodle.com/archive/367
That means we can use individual direct links when we post them here to avoid timezone confusion.
First time playing, didnβt know it could have lettersβ¦
Itβs a sequence of three hexadecimal numbers, two digits each. The first two digits denote the amount of red, the middle two green, the last two blue (#rrggbb).
0 to 9 represent the values 0 to 9, A is 11, B is 12, and so forth to F which is 15. For each of the three pairs of digits, you have to multiply the left one by 16 before adding the right one.
For example, 4A = 4 * 16 + 10 = 64 + 10 = 74
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and the lowest is 00 = 0 * 16 + 0 = 0
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#ff0000 is the maximum amount of red and zero green or blue, so a bright red. #ff00ff is the maximum amount of red and blue, but no green, a bright magenta. #8000ff is roughly twice as much blue as red, a shade of purple. #ff8080 is a pale red, #800000 a dark red.
If you need more explanation, look up hexadecimal number notation and hexcode colours.
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Form yesterdays (56%), itβs improvement.
This could be dangerous rabbit hole of process (figuring the offset of first guess to goal) optimisation.