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The circled pins in the second image are looped with the black rope first, but then it is looped over with the red rope. Not sure if this is a case of the black rope should have started and ended at each end of the section to save 7 steps, or if the red rope was meant to loop on the inside in this section, but either way this relooping can be avoided
From step 15, the remaining steps of the thread (up to 19) are relooping over the same ropes already created earlier in the same thread. This should end after reaching 15
This large brown thread starts at the same pin it ends (circled) , but this is inline and underneath the red rope. Either the brown rope should have started at the current 3rd step or the red rope should have been looped on the inside at this area
This small area of the blue rope gets covered with black later on in the image. The blue rope could have started one side of the section and ended the other side to avoid these extra steps
Same area. The black rope starts at the bottom left, loops up around to the bottom right, which then requires a double looped rope to go back up and complete the rest of the thread. This thread could have started at the same place, went up but then went to do the larger section as shown in image 3 instead of going to the bottom right pin, and then make its way to the bottom right pin as the finish of the thread to avoid the relooping
95 step thread starting where circled. From step 79, the rest of the thread is entirely inline with existing ropes and serving no purpose. Something definitely went wrong here, assuming this was probably meant to be double looped but it didn't switch the side of the pin when it was meant to
Right/front tire. On step 30, the instruction's direction where it goes under the red rope makes some black appear above the red. If the direction was switched one step earlier, on the corner, this bit would remain under the red as intended.
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Right/front tire. On step 30, the instruction's direction where it goes under th...
Same thread. From step 77 (to 87, end of thread) the rest of the steps are all underneath the single width existing black rope. Looks like direction was forgot to be switched again
On the right side of the front tire, the final step is unnecessary. Should end one step earlier
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Top left corner of this area is looped both times on the inside. The final step should be clockwise for it to be the same with the other corners
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Feel like this area at the front tire should have the red rope looped on the inside for the corner pin to avoid that overlap with the black rope
Relooping in images 2 and 3 are avoidable if the thread would go downwards after the position of image 2, then when it comes back up, go right to finish on the right most pin without any relooping
The top row pictured here has a bunch of unnecessary pins, most of this is just a straight line that can be covered in one rope like the row below it
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Back tire. because these two pins are looping counter clockwise, the black rope is showing as if the tire has been crushed in the corner lol. these two pins should remain on the outside and only start going on the inside when coming down from the red
