CORRECTION: 25 tricks are used, not 26. I miscalculated.
NOTE: these photos are unfortunately in HEIC format. I am too lazy to convert them to JPG.
It's really amazing that I get to do lots of tricks in my 600 domino setup!
Here are the tricks in order (based on domino tricks catalogue); some tricks have explanation:
53 - I wanted to start out like this since it is not used at any screenlinks.
8
39
73 - perhaps I wanted to emphasize a slight importance of flat dominoes without rubber mats. Using flat dominoes are usually limited on normal floors, but it becomes very relevant on rubber mats.
71 (two major fails) - I happen to follow my own tutorial. But since I was almost running out of time for something else, it was not properly checked to see if triggered.
103
140 - I thought of using trick #126 because it flows fairly well (since they are straight line tricks)
214 (minor fail) - I had not used that trick for a long time, and I got so unlucky.
198 - had not used that for a long time as well!
292
322
340 - obviously please subscribe ‪@B16Dominoes‬; he invented that trick, which becomes so popular this year (and last year as well)!
28 - I was almost running out of blue dominoes.
37 (unintentional trick) - Gosh, that was pretty humiliating. In what way? the wrong way. The top dominoes ended up going forward instead of backward, and I should have checked the number of entry dominoes before performing this trick.
357
429 (major fail) - I had not used it for a long time. I was worried that a domino will slip after a domino behind slides. I should had thought about using trick #147 instead, but I feel like it is too common.
454
522 - this one is an interesting one to explain. I forgot to mention the purpose of trick #522, but I used tall dominoes to properly change direction by hitting backwards (instead of flat dominoes, which is trick #456) Nevertheless, you should subscribe ‪@B16Dominoes‬ for this related setup.
126
416
49
581
555
141 - quite difficult to build. It is not that hard to setup, but there are external factors that easily disrupt our trick, therefore ruining it.
135 - very short indeed!
These numbers generated are from random number generator, excluding repeats. IDK how I had a 25 as a number idea: maybe it's because of the number of dominoes to build since there is a cooldown (transitioning between end paths and entry paths from trick to trick)?