On the Genocide Route, Papyrus becomes annoyed at the protagonist for walking through the puzzle and eventually gives up trying to explain it.
The note contains illegible chicken scratch, and the machine cannot be operated. If the protagonist again says the explanation makes less sense, Papyrus grows irritated and leaves a note explaining the rules, so to let the protagonist activate the machine themselves. If the protagonist says they do not understand Papyrus's explanation of the puzzle's rules, he gets confused and mixes up the rules. However, the "randomly generated" outcome the machine creates is simply a line of pink tiles bordered by red tiles, which the protagonist can walk right across without trouble. In the first encounter, Papyrus presents the puzzle to the protagonist and explains the rules. If neither of the above conditions is met, the blue tile acts identically to a pink tile.If the protagonist's flavor is "Orange," the blue tile acts identically to a yellow tile.If the blue tile is adjacent to a yellow tile, the blue tile acts identically to a yellow tile.Blue tiles vary in function depending on the following factors:.Additionally, purple tiles change the protagonist's flavor to "Lemon." Purple tiles act similarly to the ice tiles in Snowdin Forest they force the protagonist to the next tile in the direction they are facing (the player's controls are locked in the meantime).Orange tiles change the protagonist's flavor to "Orange.".Yellow tiles force the protagonist back to the last tile they stepped on (the player's controls are locked in the meantime).Green tiles also have no effect, at least not in any puzzles in the game.Pink tiles have no effect and can be walked on freely.
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