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Theadamabrams: fixed link

2023-12-15T12:21:53Z

fixed link

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	== The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna ==		== The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna ==

	In the DLC for the first game, the reward for completing standard puzzles is not a sigil but rather a freed [[~~:Category:Programs\|~~program]].		In the DLC for the first game, the reward for completing standard puzzles is not a sigil but rather a freed [[program]].

	There is one star world whose portal is locked behind a tetromino arranger. As in the first game, collected stars appear here as yellow tetrominoes.		There is one star world whose portal is locked behind a tetromino arranger. As in the first game, collected stars appear here as yellow tetrominoes.

Alf: /* The Talos Principle 2 */ Update link to Booting Process

2023-12-13T19:58:33Z

The Talos Principle 2: Update link to Booting Process

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	== The Talos Principle 2 ==		== The Talos Principle 2 ==
	[[File:Megastructure East - Tetromino bridge GR.jpg\|alt=Tetromino bridge\|thumb\|A bridge constructed out of giant tetrominoes (the first and last squares are not part of tetrominoes)]]		[[File:Megastructure East - Tetromino bridge GR.jpg\|alt=Tetromino bridge\|thumb\|A bridge constructed out of giant tetrominoes (the first and last squares are not part of tetrominoes)]]
	In the sequel game, sigils appear as rewards in the [[~~Boot Sequence~~]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red sigils are all used to unlock gates. (In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil.)		In the sequel game, sigils appear as rewards in the [[Booting Process]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red sigils are all used to unlock gates. (In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil.)

	Very large tetrominoes—no longer referred to as "sigils"—are used to form bridges.		Very large tetrominoes—no longer referred to as "sigils"—are used to form bridges.

	The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers as standalone interactive displays. There are also 3D models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.		The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers as standalone interactive displays. There are also 3D models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.

Theadamabrams: Modified intro paragraph

2023-12-09T11:12:00Z

Modified intro paragraph

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	[[File:Floating sigil.jpg\|thumb\|A floating sigil at the end of a puzzle]]		[[File:Floating sigil.jpg\|thumb\|A floating sigil at the end of a puzzle]]
	[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 3.jpg\|thumb\|A solved tetromino arranger]]		[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 3.jpg\|thumb\|A solved tetromino arranger]]
	'''~~Sigil~~''', also called '''tetrominoes''', are rewards for completing puzzles throughout [[The Talos Principle]] and in the tutorial of [[The Talos Principle 2]]. After collecting enough sigils, the player can unlock certain tools or areas using '''tetromino arrangers'''.		'''Sigils''', also called '''tetrominoes''', are geometric shapes consisting of four squares; they are given as rewards for completing puzzles throughout [[The Talos Principle]] and in the tutorial of [[The Talos Principle 2]]. After collecting enough sigils, the player can unlock certain tools or areas using '''tetromino arrangers'''.

			On this wiki, the [[Template:Sigil\|Sigil template]] can be used to insert icons such as {{Sigil\|color=Green\|shape=S}}.

	== The Talos Principle ==		== The Talos Principle ==
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	== The Talos Principle 2 ==		== The Talos Principle 2 ==
	[[File:Megastructure East - Tetromino bridge GR.jpg\|alt=Tetromino bridge\|thumb\|A bridge constructed out of giant tetrominoes (the first and last squares are not part of tetrominoes)]]		[[File:Megastructure East - Tetromino bridge GR.jpg\|alt=Tetromino bridge\|thumb\|A bridge constructed out of giant tetrominoes (the first and last squares are not part of tetrominoes)]]
	In the sequel game, sigils appear as rewards in the [[Boot Sequence]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red sigils are all used to unlock gates. In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil.		In the sequel game, sigils appear as rewards in the [[Boot Sequence]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red sigils are all used to unlock gates. (In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil.)

	Very large ~~tetrominoes (no~~ longer referred to as "sigils"~~) are~~ used to form bridges.		Very large tetrominoes—no longer referred to as "sigils"—are used to form bridges.

	The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers (as standalone interactive displays~~) as well solid~~ models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.		The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers as standalone interactive displays. There are also 3D models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.

Eetime: Fixed two minor grammatical errors.

2023-12-08T21:29:46Z

Fixed two minor grammatical errors.

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	=== Red ===		=== Red ===

	Red sigils are used to access floors 1 through 5 of the [[Tower]]. If the player has not yet approached the tetromino arranger for that floor, the collected red sigils are shown as a single dot in game's interface. Once the arranger door has been visited, any sigils collected for that door are listed next to a large number for the floor.		Red sigils are used to access floors 1 through 5 of the [[Tower]]. If the player has not yet approached the tetromino arranger for that floor, the collected red sigils are shown as a single dot in the game's interface. Once the arranger door has been visited, any sigils collected for that door are listed next to a large number for the floor.

	=== Gray ===		=== Gray ===
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	=== Blue ===		=== Blue ===

	The tetromino arrangers in the [[:Category:TTP1 Worlds\|messenger worlds]] use blue tetrominoes. However, the player cannot ~~collected~~ blue sigils; they are not rewards connected to any puzzles.		The tetromino arrangers in the [[:Category:TTP1 Worlds\|messenger worlds]] use blue tetrominoes. However, the player cannot collect blue sigils; they are not rewards connected to any puzzles.

	== The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna ==		== The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna ==

Theadamabrams: added bridge picture

2023-12-02T13:58:05Z

added bridge picture

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	== The Talos Principle 2 ==		== The Talos Principle 2 ==
			[[File:Megastructure East - Tetromino bridge GR.jpg\|alt=Tetromino bridge\|thumb\|A bridge constructed out of giant tetrominoes (the first and last squares are not part of tetrominoes)]]
			In the sequel game, sigils appear as rewards in the [[Boot Sequence]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red sigils are all used to unlock gates. In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil.

	~~In the sequel game, sigils appear~~ as ~~rewards in the [[Boot Sequence]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red~~ sigils are ~~all~~ used to ~~unlock gates. In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil~~.		Very large tetrominoes (no longer referred to as "sigils") are used to form bridges.

	The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers (as standalone interactive displays) as well solid models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.		The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers (as standalone interactive displays) as well solid models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.

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2023-12-02T13:46:40Z

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[[File:Floating sigil.jpg|thumb|A floating sigil at the end of a puzzle]]
[[File:Museum of the Simulation - Arranger 3.jpg|thumb|A solved tetromino arranger]]
'''Sigil''', also called '''tetrominoes''', are rewards for completing puzzles throughout [[The Talos Principle]] and in the tutorial of [[The Talos Principle 2]]. After collecting enough sigils, the player can unlock certain tools or areas using '''tetromino arrangers'''.

== The Talos Principle ==

=== Green ===

Green sigils are required for the player to leave the [[Land of Ruins]] (Building A) as well as to enter the [[Land of Death]] and the [[Land of Faith]].

=== Yellow ===

Yellow sigils are used to unlock new [[:Category:Puzzle Elements|puzzle elements]], such as the [[hexahedron]] and [[connector]].

The tetromino arrangers on the gates that block access to [[:Category:TTP1 Star Worlds|star worlds]] also use yellow tetrominoes, one for each [[Star (TTP1)|star]] the player has collected.

=== Red ===

Red sigils are used to access floors 1 through 5 of the [[Tower]]. If the player has not yet approached the tetromino arranger for that floor, the collected red sigils are shown as a single dot in game's interface. Once the arranger door has been visited, any sigils collected for that door are listed next to a large number for the floor.

=== Gray ===

Gray sigils are used to access floor 6 of the Tower. They are rewards for completing puzzles in the three [[:Category:TTP1 Worlds|star worlds]].

=== Blue ===

The tetromino arrangers in the [[:Category:TTP1 Worlds|messenger worlds]] use blue tetrominoes. However, the player cannot collected blue sigils; they are not rewards connected to any puzzles.

== The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna ==

In the DLC for the first game, the reward for completing standard puzzles is not a sigil but rather a freed [[:Category:Programs|program]].

There is one star world whose portal is locked behind a tetromino arranger. As in the first game, collected stars appear here as yellow tetrominoes.

The puzzles in the star world grant gray sigils as rewards. These can be used to free [[Admin]].

== The Talos Principle 2 ==

In the sequel game, sigils appear as rewards in the [[Boot Sequence]]. Here, the green, yellow, and red sigils are all used to unlock gates. In all main, lost, and gold puzzles, completion leads to a [[progress wheel]], not a sigil.

The [[Museum of the Simulation]] features several tetromino arrangers (as standalone interactive displays) as well solid models of the virtual sigils in each of its three puzzle rooms. Each sigil model is initially rotating on a pole; when the player completes a puzzle, the model stops rotating and descends towards the floor while a recording of the sigil-collection sound from the first game plays over a speaker.