The letter L
Not a Bug
The letter L shape is backwords, I know it's a small thing but it bugs me, also Im not stupid, I've tried every angle but it doesn't work, and I've tried just using a J upside down but it looks funky
I'm pretty sure all you need to add is the ability to flip the L or "roll" instead of spin
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I have the same bug 
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Hello Morgan,
Thank you for reaching out to our forum with this issue.
However, please take a closer look at the image I’ve provided here.
You'll notice that the letters are correctly shaped and oriented - when used properly and as intended.
In the top row, you can see that the L and J letters, as well as the L and J letter blocks, match the standard appearance - for example, how they appear on a keyboard.
In the last two rows, you can clearly identify the correct orientation of the blocks. Notice the highlight lines and how the edges of the letter blocks align smoothly and maintain the same height. When the blocks are placed incorrectly, these highlight lines do not match.
Even in the screenshot you provided, you can see that the edge of the "L block", as placed, sits higher than the rest of the blocks in the line - indicating it is not in the correct orientation.
Will close this thread as there is nothing wrong or bugged.
Thank you for your understanding.
Kind regards,
Keen Software House: QA Department
Hello Morgan,
Thank you for reaching out to our forum with this issue.
However, please take a closer look at the image I’ve provided here.
You'll notice that the letters are correctly shaped and oriented - when used properly and as intended.
In the top row, you can see that the L and J letters, as well as the L and J letter blocks, match the standard appearance - for example, how they appear on a keyboard.
In the last two rows, you can clearly identify the correct orientation of the blocks. Notice the highlight lines and how the edges of the letter blocks align smoothly and maintain the same height. When the blocks are placed incorrectly, these highlight lines do not match.
Even in the screenshot you provided, you can see that the edge of the "L block", as placed, sits higher than the rest of the blocks in the line - indicating it is not in the correct orientation.
Will close this thread as there is nothing wrong or bugged.
Thank you for your understanding.
Kind regards,
Keen Software House: QA Department
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