This is not a commission for painting anomalies in NTE (Neverness To Everness)

Players can solve This is Not a Painting puzzles by aligning the paintings in the given boxes Neverness to Everness. Anomaly commission is short and can be completed quickly for decent rewards. There are a total of three levels, each with a twist to make the puzzle more challenging. Here it is how to complete This is Not a Painting anomaly Commission in NTE.

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How to complete this is not a commission for painting anomalies in NTE

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Commencement of the commission This is Not a Painting anomaly in NTEhead southwest of Caltrop Lake.

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Go to the marked hill and approach the puppet near the paintings. You'll notice an empty square that seems to have room for two doors.

To complete the first puzzle, align the double doors in the painting so that they are inside the empty frame. To achieve this, you need to play around with the camera angle. In our experience, stand on the left side of the stand and tilt the camera down to point up until the image flashes.

Go through the door and you'll see a painting with only one door and a window overlooking the moon. Stand behind the chair near the painting and try to line up the painted door to connect with the real door behind the easel. In this way, you are trying to merge the two into a double door and make it accessible. If everything is done correctly, the image will flash and the door will unlock.

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The third and final level is a bit more difficult than the previous ones. Esper Zero even comments on how it seems like it needs more work. The first step is to approach the table with the small door. This will get the character inside NTE we recommend finding a light source as it is too dark.

Turn to the large black statue and approach the stand next to it. There is a shining light that supports nothing. So players have to manipulate the camera angles to make the light head in the image stick to the tripod behind it.

It's a bit trickier to complete, but in my experience the best is to stand in front of the tripod and tilt the camera down, making sure the edge of the image is lined up with the end of the red curtain. It almost looks like you are making the entire curtain white.

Go back to the tiny door and the image behind it is finally visible thanks to the light. Stand to the right of the table and play with the camera angles until the small door is connected to the painted door.