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Once the three tentacle segments at the tip have formed two 90° angles, rotate both angles at the same time, one collapsing and one expanding, until the tip touches the surface.
What if the tip never touches the surface? Need to have it give up at some point.
Windows Terminal Panes #
| Ctrl + Shift + - | Create a horizontal pane. |
| Ctrl + Shift + + | Create a vertical pane |
| Ctrl + Shift + W | Close the current pane |
| Alt + [Arrow Keys] | Switch to a different pane |
| Alt + Shift + [Arrow Keys] | Resize the current pane |
Phase 2 #
Phase 0 is to lift up the tip and use the three segments at the tip to form those two 90° angles. Phase 1 is to reach toward the surface until the tip collides. Phase 3 is to detach the segments on the left and attach the segments on the right.
Here’s an animation for the detaching.
Looks okay but you can definitely see that last segment growing and shrinking. It’s really noticeable now because that part of the tentacle is stationary. Maybe it’ll look better when the segments are in the attach animation.
Attempts at Simultaneous Attaching and Detaching #
Phew! This is hard!