I can´t find the second wheel(one is already there but I need second wheel) for that train in the basement of "tower" in first scene. Could anyone tell me where to find it? I´m probably blind if I can´t see it >_<

Look very closely, Elee at the blue print in the upper right corner.

Oh dear me LadyCav this doesn't sound like I will be able to get past it. I bet saved games won't work for this game either.

When I turn it it either moves too fast or not at all. I'm sure it's cos I'm playing on the laptop but I don't think my archaic pc would run the game plus I'd have to restart and I'm quite a way in now.

I think I will ask my sister if she can do it when she gets back in but I'm not hopeful.

I bet we have to keep trying that's all we can do.

thank you very much! I wasn´t looking there at all, it was so sneaky to put the wheel into blueprint. Thank you!

You're welcome, Elee.

hint: remember that sneaky trick for later.

That was the last wheel I found too I suddenly thought what the hell it's in there haha.

ritchiesbabe, if you find the solution, please come back and tell us what you did!

I have my game in windowed mode, so I won't have to back out of that puzzle and start all over again.

I made it to the fourth one and the puzzels get quite a bid harder. looking for the numbers to put in the tv. Good game.
Richard

Good for you, Richard!

But what did you do with the globe puzzle in the third world inside the tree... the one with the nautical chart symbol? How'd you get it done???

It was quite hard I just moved the balls around. Took me quite a while. I think that's the one you where talking about.
Richard

Thank you very much, Richard. I'll keep trying then.

Which one are you stuck on? What chapter is it in? I am in the beginning of 3.

LadyCav,thanks for helping the others that are stuck. Much appreciated.

Ana

Hi, Ana. Yes, it's in the third world/chapter. There is a half globe in an upper room with a movie projector screen in it. Once you find the part that goes in the open globe, a puzzle is activated, and all the lines must match up vertically. I've spun the thing prob 300 times by now. You'll understand when you see it. It's just math, as each circle is a different size and requires different numbers of rotations to become vertical. A little too tedious and takes too long for my liking.

Been trying valiantly for a good half hour no joy. I have been turning the wheel clockwise the outside wheel is going around clockwise. Do you think I'm doing it wrong and should be making it go anti clockwise? I don't see myself being able to do it to be honest with you.

A half hour? I've been trying on an off all morning! I have been going clockwise each time.

I tried jiggling it a little to the right and left when it was really really close, but that doesn't do anything. When I got one ever so close, I would go counter clockwise once and then clockwise once to see if it would bring it back into position and move it just that tiny smidgen that I needed. No go.

If you will click on the blue question mark, and look at the pictorial hint, you'll see that when it's in the correct position, the wooden pattern underneath will have that one single "curlicue" on the left side at the 9 o'clock position.

If you get really, really close, but not quite there, it takes 5 rotations to get it back to anywhere near that same point. And to get it back to that ever so close point, takes 120 rotations. Yes, I counted. This is getting to the point where it's not fun. I must be well over 700 rotations by now.