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thank you :D
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Please remove the bit about puzzle 4 here, it's important people don't know the site is also a puzzle before they get there the 2nd time:
https://www.steamgifts.com/go/comment/WUVqUNV
Also, you can zoom out in your web-browser to see it all. There's also animation in the image, (clouds on a 60 second loop and the detective outside the agency) for understandable reasons I wouldn't have been able to make an animated gif of that size.
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Sure.
I didn't mean to suggest that it all be 1 image; only the buildings. Instead of 50+ images, you could use just 3 (buildings + clouds + agent).
I'm still on puzzle 4, so I'm not sure if what I'm suggesting is even relevant to the solution. The iPad puzzle though established the idea of pixel-perfection, and so my first thought was to start measuring the number of pixels. To do that I needed to take screenshots and piece everything together into a pixel-perfect image. Not exactly the hardest thing in the world, but could be made easier.
Also, the separate parts of the image can become misaligned when zooming out in certain browsers. Here's what it looks like for me in Chrome: http://i.imgur.com/eYRWdCP.png
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Interesting effect. Doesn't affect the solution though. :)
Creating image maps for 18 doors would take too much work though, compared to just "auto"-cut it up in photoshop. :)
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IMGUR isn't kind to it though when uploading. Too big. :P
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