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Thank you. I can't wait to get back home and practice.

If the count can go clockwise or counter-clockwise, A and SD don't have two zones between them, so Red cannot string them together, but Noel said they can be.

Thank you so much, Fluffy. I get it now.

I made a diagram based on your explanation so you can tell me where I got it wrong. A and D are two zones (quadrants) away, not three zones away, from each other if I count the zones clockwise. Following my diagram, A and AD should be the keys furthest away from each other. I don't understand...

"All styles except red and cyan can combo with a 'one key' gap (2 quadrants), this means you can combo A, W but not A, WA. Red and cyan have greater restrictions, meaning you must miss two keys (3 quadrants), this means you can combo A, D/WD/SD but not A, W/WA/SA." Can someone explain this...