Quick Answer
Power the doors, synthesize your partner's symbols, then match the Control room coordinate. In We Were Here Tomorrow, TRC and Symbol Synthesis takes you through the H36B passages, the H25A symbol machinery, and the Control room before the time-crystal section. Keep charged blocks available for the synthesis machine, and count the circles already present in the later yellow base glyph.
How do you get through the H36B passages?
The H36B passage section needs one player inside reading door identifiers while the partner has access to the powered door controls. Follow the H36B door route for the passage, charging-socket access, and escape setup before continuing to the H25A machinery.
How do you solve H25A Symbol Synthesis?
Combine component glyphs to match your partner's requested symbol, then solve the later overlay by counting the yellow base glyph and setting the receiving display horizontally. The controls supply pieces of a combined image, so you need to describe how the pieces meet as well as which shapes appear.
- Power the synthesis machine. Supply charged blocks to its sockets so the screens display symbols. Have the player looking at the target describe it to the player operating the synthesis controls.
- Build the first requested symbol. Adjust the component symbols and combine them. Charged blocks let the machine form a more complex glyph. The early target includes a figure-eight shape, a cross, and upward-pointing arrows. For this target, the two circles touch at a single point. Describe where the cross and arrows join rather than asking your partner to find a complete copy among the components.
- Read the later overlay as an addition to the yellow glyph. The yellow base already contains a large hollow circle, smaller hollow circles, and short lines. Your selections are added to that base. Start by identifying those existing elements together; otherwise you can end up supplying a circle that is already there.
- Compare both reference displays. Include the elements shown on the left while meeting the condition on the right. The later right display accepts separate hollow circles and rejects the touching figure-eight and overlapping-circle arrangements. Apply that condition to this overlay, rather than carrying the early target's touching-circle arrangement into it.
- Add the missing components. Select the two diamond components, then the component that supplies the missing central line. The diamonds leave a gap in that line, so look for the element that fills it. Do not add a separate extra circle or another pair of small circles just because circles appear in the reference. Those elements are already in the yellow base.
- Set the receiving display horizontally. The central-line component also carries a circle. Change the receiving display from vertical to horizontal so that supplied circle aligns over an existing element correctly. Judge the combined result, including the base, rather than treating each input as a separate finished symbol.
- Continue through the opened doors. Coordinate the elevator, complete the power connection, and use the final lever. The system starts, and you can continue toward the Control room.
The early touching-circle target and the later separate-circle condition belong to different synthesis steps. In the later overlay, adding another circle can spoil the arrangement even when the missing central line is correct. Check the base glyph and horizontal setting before changing your component selection again.
How do you set the Control room coordinate?
Keep one player holding the exterior handle while the other operates the machine inside, then set that machine to the coordinate currently revealed by the mechanism. Holding the handle alone leaves the machine step unfinished.
- Split the jobs. Put one player at the exterior handle and the other at the interior machine. The player outside holds the mechanism while the player inside adjusts the setting.
- Read the active coordinate aloud. Match both its number and letter. The mechanism can show different coordinates during the attempts, so call out what you see while your partner is ready to enter it.
- Match the machine to that display. If the active coordinate reads 2D, set 2D. Do not reuse a value your partner read earlier after the display has changed.
- Use the enabled handle. Once the setting is accepted, the exterior mechanism turns and the handle becomes available. Continue into the portal and time-crystal section.
Next, continue toward the time crystal. Keep the We Were Here Tomorrow walkthrough handy when you need to choose another chapter.
FAQ
You need your partner at the powered door controls while you read the identifiers inside the passages. The H36B route also includes charging-socket access and a passage escape setup.
An extra circle or a vertical receiving display can prevent the later overlay from fitting. Account for the yellow glyph's existing circles, supply the diamonds and missing line, and check the horizontal arrangement.
One player maintains the exterior handle while the other matches the interior machine to the active alphanumeric coordinate. After acceptance, use the handle that becomes enabled to continue.