Paper Fold

常见问题

• What is a paper fold?
  : the art or process of folding squares of colored paper into representative shapes — see origami.
• Is paper fold game free?
  So when I recently discovered the beautifully designed, challenging, Japanese-influenced KAMI paper-folding game by State of Play Games, which is now free for a limited time, I knew I had found just-the-right game to keep my brain occupied without stressing me out.
• Could you fold a piece of paper to the moon?
  If you were to fold a piece of paper in half 42 times, it would reach the moon. Several of those around the table scoffed at this, exclaiming that a single sheet of paper was simply too thin to have its thickness reach any substantial amount after only a few dozen folds.
• How do you fold paper to play?
  Fold down both top corner of paper into the center fold line. Fold paper back in half and turn to the side with folded edge down. Fold down one flap of the paper from the top to form a wing. Flip the paper over and do the same with the other flap of paper.
• How do you play the game fold?
• How do you fold a paper game?
  Steps to make a origami finger game
  

  • Fold the sheet of paper twice diagonally and open it again.
  • Fold each corner on the center of the sheet of paper now marked with folds.
  • You get a square. ...
  • You obtain a square again. ...
  • Slip your fingers behind each square.
• What is the 7 paper Fold myth?
  The seven fold limit holds true for every sheet of paper the average person could get their hands on. You can increase the number of folds with a larger sheet of paper, but as you fold more, your folds get stronger and it gets harder.
• How many levels are there in paper fold?
  Over 60 hand crafted levels to master. Relaxing, semi-procedural soundtrack.
• What is another word for paper folding?
  origami. Also found in: Dictionary, Encyclopedia.
• What if we fold a paper 42 times?
  42 folds will get you to the Moon. 81 folds and your paper will be 127,786 light-years, almost as thick as the Andromeda Galaxy. At 103 folds, you will get outside of the observable Universe, which is estimated at 93 billion light-years in diameter.