However, if you switch the symbols in the family photo so that the odd one is in the upper left, and the one that matches the others is in the bottom left, and duplicate that pattern instead, THEN it works. connect all the wires to different spots then plug the hexipal into the charging station.
Check out 11 low spoiler hints to solve this puzzle. Comparing it that way works perfectly for the harp diagram, but when the Hexipal is wired so that the column of light at the charging station shows the symbols exactly as in the family picture, with the odd-one-out in the bottom left (the one that does not match the others), it does not work. The hexipal does not work until it is wired correctly. It doesn't make any logical sense any other way. So the 'filled in' dark different down-pointing triangle in the family picture corresponds to the empty "outlined" down-pointing triangle in the light column, and the light (not darkened in) down-pointing triangle in the harp diagram. In the light column from the diamond pedestal, most of the symbols are tinted in with some color, and only one symbol is not tinted in, and is outlined only. Written instructions for the wiring puzzle:Note that the wiring is different for every game so the solution will be unique to each game too. In the diagram for the playing-the-harp wiring, most of the symbols are dark, and the light one is the odd one out, the different one. In the family picture, most of the symbols are outlined, and the different one is filled in (bottom left). simple but fun puzzles to banging your head against a Hexipals wiring. One of the two down-pointing triangles will match the rest of the symbols (be they filled in, empty, light, dark, glowing, or whatever else), while the other will not match, and will be the only symbol that stands out that way. Broken Age is a special game, said a wise man (me, actually) about Act 1 of.
Whether the down-pointing triangles are "filled in" or "empty" in any of the depictions, is, frankly, irrelevant.
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