Loom Weave Puzzle

Control a traditional loom by setting individual warp threads before the shuttle passes across the fabric. Tap threads to raise or lower them. Raised threads position the weft above them, while lowered threads allow it to pass underneath. Each shuttle pass adds another row to the developing fabric. The required thread arrangement changes from one pass to the next, so every decision contributes to the final woven pattern. Later designs require more threads and repeated state changes, demanding careful preparation before each shuttle movement. Build the weave one pass at a time and reproduce the required pattern with precise thread control.