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Clues and Cubes: Orient the Arts Campus Symbol Cube
Finish Clues and Cubes in Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School. Find the Arts Campus cube and place every symbol correctly using the mask as your reference.
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Find the Main Cube Near the Box Office
The large interactive cube is up the Arts Campus stairs near the Box Office, and the four smaller reference cubes are scattered around the Arts Campus. Use the mask-bearing face as your orientation reference when transferring their symbol arrangement to the main cube.
Use the Mask to Keep Your Bearings
For a nudge before the complete layout, compare the smaller cubes using the mask face as your reference. Keep track of which symbols belong above, below, and around that face. Transfer those relationships to the large cube.
Sketch the arrangement with the mask at the front before adjusting the main cube. Label the surrounding faces on that sketch so you can compare them consistently. Return to the same viewpoint whenever you check left and right.
Place Every Symbol Relative to the Mask
With the mask facing you, paint belongs on top and the guitar belongs on the bottom. Around the remaining sides, starting on the right, the order is dancer, pot, singer. That places the pot at the back and the singer on the left.
| Face Position | Required Symbol |
|---|---|
| Front, facing you | Mask |
| Top, above the mask | Paint |
| Bottom, below the mask | Guitar |
| Right of the mask | Dancer |
| Back, opposite the mask | Pot |
| Left of the mask | Singer |
Set the Main Cube’s Faces
- Face the main cube’s mask side to establish the reference for the surrounding symbols.
- Rotate the top face to paint so it sits above the mask.
- Rotate the bottom face to guitar so it sits beneath the mask.
- Set the right-hand face to dancer, using the mask-facing viewpoint.
- Set the back face to pot so it sits opposite the mask.
- Set the left-hand face to singer to complete the required symbol arrangement.
Check the Layout From the Mask Side
If your arrangement looks different from the table, first return to the mask-facing viewpoint. Check the top and bottom before comparing the surrounding sides. Keeping that reference consistent helps you avoid swapping left and right while inspecting the cube.
The completed arrangement has paint above the mask, guitar below it, dancer on the right, pot at the back, and singer on the left. Matching that full arrangement on the main cube resolves Clues and Cubes.
