use mind use courage change



use mind use courage change

TL;DR: 88.18% C-H-F (F) F-D-G-K-F (F) F-H-C (C-H) H-G-D-I (I-G) G-F-K-H

analysis
We spend roughly 2.73 units drawing each of the USE glyphs, 5.73 units drawing the MIND glyph, 4.46 units drawing the COURAGE glyph and finally 4.73 units drawing the CHANGE glyph. That results in a total drawing distance of 20.39 units.

There is no movement needed between the USE glyphs and the MIND glyph. But there is a distance of roughly 1.73 between the USE and COURAGE glyph and there is a distance of 1 between the COURAGE and the CHANGE glyph. That results in a total non-drawing distance of 2.73.

Finally, that results in an efficiency of 88.18%.

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