Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 104 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 104 is a four-house architecture puzzle. The House-D-Yellow-trapezoid-roof compound clue anchors one column's paint and roof type, the darkest-paint-left-of-Bay-window positional clue pins the paint ordering, and the 2-exteriors-between-Chrome-and-Sliding spacing rule constrains the window columns before the Either-Blue-or-Yellow-has-Flag conditional finishes the exterior row.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 104 — Full Solution
- Assign Yellow paint and trapezoid roof to House D from the direct compound clue.
- Identify the darkest paint color and place it in the column immediately left of the Bay window.
- Apply the 2-exteriors-between-Chrome-and-Sliding spacing to position those two window types exactly two columns apart.
- Use House B's roof having more sections than House A's to rank and assign roof types to those two columns.
- Resolve the Either-Blue-or-Yellow-has-Flag conditional to assign the Flag exterior.
- Fill the remaining exterior features by elimination.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Placing Chrome and Sliding windows in adjacent columns, violating the 2-column spacing rule.
- Assigning the Flag to the wrong color before the Blue-or-Yellow conditional is resolved.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 104 (spoiler-free)
- Lock House D's Yellow paint and trapezoid roof before touching any other row.
- Solve the paint ordering (darkest left of Bay) before the window spacing—the spacing rule depends on knowing which columns hold Chrome and Sliding.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four houses (A. Sicilian, B. Gable, C. Flat, D. Mansard) sit above rows for Roof Type, Paint, Window, and Exterior. Roof type chips include Sicilian, Gable, Flat, and Mansard styles; paint chips show dark, blue, and other colors including Yellow; window chips include Bay, Chrome, and Sliding; exterior chips include Mailbox, Chimney, Lamp Post, Bird Bath, Fence, and Flag.
- Goal
- Match each house to its roof type, paint color, window style, and exterior feature.
- Opening
- The House-D-Yellow-trapezoid compound clue and the darkest-left-of-Bay positional clue are the strongest opening pair.
- Danger Zone
- The exterior row breaks if the Flag is assigned before resolving the Either-Blue-or-Yellow-has-Flag conditional—only one of those paint colors carries the Flag, and the wrong pick cascades into the window and exterior rows.
- Mechanics
- Level 104 is a four-column house zebra puzzle where a compound color-roof anchor, a paint-darkness ordering, a 2-column window spacing rule, a comparative roof-section ranking, and a binary flag conditional interact across four rows.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 104?
Start with the House-D-Yellow-trapezoid compound clue to lock one column's paint and roof type, then use the darkest-left-of-Bay positional clue to pin the paint ordering.
Why does the 2-column spacing matter in Level 104?
Chrome and Sliding windows must sit exactly two columns apart, which on a four-column board leaves only two valid arrangements; the paint row must be solved first to determine which arrangement works.