The butterflies on the walls match the shapes and colors of the railroad lines on the subway map, and clicking them in the right color order unlocks the next piece.
Wes observes the butterflies match the colors of the railroad lines on the map, the crew clicks them in a color order (brown, blue, black, green, orange), and after some speed issues Scott succeeds and unlocks the chimney. ✦ AI generated
Wes · Syntax · 2026-08-03 · original ↗
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The butterflies seem to match up with the colors of the railroad on the map. ... the butterflies clearly match the colors. So, the colors are clearly a clue. The butterflies are connected to the colors, which are connected to the shapes. ... Brown, blue, black, green, orange. ... Yeah, was pushing the butterflies in the initial order that we were trying to do before. ... Good job, Scott.
verbatim transcript · starts at 9:37
9:37>> The butterflies seem to match up with the colors of the railroad on the map. >> Mhm. >> Woah. I see why you like this. >> Possibly, yes. Uh is it one to one? It feels like >> even mean, though? >> Yes. >> What does that even mean? Well, there's an order on the map. So, if I were to say, "Click the brown butterfly." Could somebody do that?
10:08>> Yeah. >> Okay. Oh. >> Which one's brown? I got it. I'm I'm ready. I'm ready. >> The Okay, you ready? >> Brown shaped one. Brown has been clicked. >> Blue. >> It says, "Be faster." >> Where did it say that? >> All buttons are in their original place. Be faster. >> Oh, all the buttons are in their original place? Then we need to start over. All right.
10:30Well, when anybody's ready, I have the uh order. >> I'm ready. I will do it. Oh, oh, you have to do it quick. Okay. Brown, blue, black, green. >> Black, green, orange. Let me write it down in the code, CJ. >> Okay. Brown, blue, black, green, where is the orange? Dang it. Okay. Uh I'm maybe Wes, are you busy or can I talk to you? >> No, you can talk to me.
10:58>> Okay. Uh this is I'm going to I'm going to convert this into a a coding problem that maybe you can help me with. So, we have a grid uh a Oh, you got the chest. Okay. How did you DO THAT? >> [laughter] >> YES! >> DID YOU JUST OUTPUT THE THE result or >> [gasps] >> Did I Did I win? >> No, we just unlocked a new clue, which
11:22is great. >> Okay. You're welcome. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Okay, sorry. What What were you telling me about the Harry Potter? >> We were going to write code to solve it. But But it's I I how we would have done it. So, basically, I will tell you now. We have a grid. It is an I think 8 by 8 grid. And we have a node that starts on
11:39one point in that grid. And then we have a list of moves. And so, the first move says like move up two, left two. >> Up left. >> Yeah. And then the second two >> Minus one, plus two. >> Exactly. And the next one says move right, down one, etc. So, we basically would have gone through that list of moves and then return the final spot in
11:58the grid. That's the code we would have written to do what you just did. But, great job. >> That's actually what I did as well. >> Okay, amazing. >> We did. >> We >> [singing] [music] >> Claude? >> [laughter] >> Wait, wait. Claude Claude actually wrote the code for it? >> Well, yes. >> Okay. >> It I gave it I gave it the GraphQL endpoint and it found AGDB, whatever.
12:22>> Mhm. >> And then I gave it the mapping that we collected. And it deciphers it from there. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm a genius. >> You're a genius. Now, Scott, you're working on the order, but this new clue that was just revealed, I think maybe that has to be taken into account. Cuz maybe that's the order of the It's either the stations or the >> You're right. It is.