P.S. Or search for ‘Board name’,0×0d,0×0a,’62′ and replace 62 with 11

Location of this text can be different in your version of game.

A patch? A cheat? A skill?

(I tried Cat’s idea did not work for me.)

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After some further observation, I’d like to make a correction about what triggers the power-ups.

Power-up #1 – removes all adjacent butterflies around the power up – triggered by making a chain of 4.

Power-up #2 – removes all adjacent butterflies around the entire chain made by the power-up – triggered by making a chain of 5.

Power-up #3 – removes all butterflies of that color – triggered by removing 2 or more power-up with with same move, either within the same chain, or within multiple chains.

It took a bit of experimentation to figure out what was actually triggering #3, but once you know the trick, they’re not all that hard to get. Just requires a bit of planning. It seems to be easier to set up a combination where a Power-up #2 removes a Power-up #1, but only because a #2 removes a wider ranger of butterflies from the board. But two #1’s also works. The easiest way to set it up is to get a chain of 5 to get a #2. Then look in that area to see if there is a chain of 4 that’ll give you a #1. Then try to remove the #2, and hope that the #1 gets caught in the chain reaction.

(And no snickering about #1’s and #2’s, or I’ll get cat to hex-edit the heck out of your hard drive.) :P

Sorry for my bad english.

What appears to be a glitch in the game where three butterflies in a row can’t be cleared actually isn’t a glitch. If you look closely, the edge of the play field is surrounded by vines/flowers. Sometimes, part of the playing field is separated from the rest of the field, but the only things to indicate that it’s separate are these vines.

Something I noticed that you WILL need to know to clear the later levels is what triggers the power-ups. Some of the butterflies are isolated, and blocked from the field by spider webs. The only way to clear these butterflies is with the power-up that removes all the bf’s on the level of one color. While the power-up may seem to come at random, they’re actually triggered by clearing larger chains of bf’s. If you clear 4 bf’s of the same color in a row, you’ll get the weakest power-up, which clears all the other bf’s surrounding the power-up. If you clear 5 bf’s in a row, you’ll get one of the two more powerful power-ups, either the one that clears all the surrounding bf’s in the full chain, or the important one that clears all the bf’s of the same color. So, instead of concentrating on just clearing chains of 3, you should be trying to maneuver them so that you build chains of 5. It’s not possible to clear a chain larger than 5, and if you clear multiple chains at the same time, each chain is counted separately. The chains are not added together. So clearing two chains of 3 at the same time doesn’t get you any power-ups.

Hope that helps some people clear the later levels… but don’t count on getting past level 7.2. It just doesn’t seem possible. There are no areas where you can get chains of 5, even if you’re lucky. It’s a shame this game wasn’t properly play-tested.