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SilBer
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Country : Germany | SilBer posted @ 2013-09-18 12:44 AM Yes, you are right. Oh no. Thank you.
Is it possible to get some lower points for that (like in the HCS, where it would be 80 percent, I think), or do you have other rules about that? |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | SilBer - 2013-09-18 12:44 AM
Yes, you are right. Oh no. Thank you.
Is it possible to get some lower points for that (like in the HCS, where it would be 80 percent, I think), or do you have other rules about that?
That is upto the author to decide, if the keys you provided still give enough information of whether you have solved the puzzles or not. In this case the author is Serkan so he can answer that best. |
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tamz29
Posts: 225
Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2013-09-18 1:28 AM kiwijam - 2013-09-17 3:20 AM
@Tawan, you can think about this question before the contest starts, once you know the points value for each puzzle.
After doing a little practise, you should know which puzzle types you like and which you don't like.
Basically, that's how I decide. I always do giant puzzles if I like the type, and never if I don't like them.
If you don't have an opinion, then the other option is to wait until you are halfway through the test.
If you are going fast, then try the big one (otherwise you might end up with time remaining at the end but nothing small to do.
If you're going slowly, then stay with the small puzzles.
And I always leave the smallest puzzle until last, to fill the last gap if there is one.
Serkan's large puzzles aren't too tough, they just look big. Once you have some confidence they'll be easier to start.
But if you want a safety net: screenshot the puzzle, solve it in Paint instead of paper, keep copies of the solution as it progresses...
You're right. They're a breeze once the competition environment was over. |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | I use Image printer and solve the puzzles in Paint. But TVC's all the puzzle lines are to be redrawn, else else while filling a group of grids gets filled. The author can take a note of it. |
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debmohanty
Country : India | devarajand - 2013-09-18 5:26 AM
I use Image printer and solve the puzzles in Paint. But TVC's all the puzzle lines are to be redrawn, else else while filling a group of grids gets filled. The author can take a note of it. I am not sure what an Image printer is. But I have solved most of the puzzles from this TVC (and earlier ones ) on Image Editor and they worked fine.
Is there a specific puzzle you had problems with? |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | Image editor converts a give file to required format online. I think it is not a downloadable software. Whereas Image printer can be downloaded and saved. It prints the given PDF files in to editable formats. Image printer 2.1. version if free. But all TVC puzzles had problems . I had no problems with other images from other competitions, download images from other puzzle makers.
Edited by devarajand 2013-09-18 6:25 AM
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chaotic_iak
Posts: 241
Country : Indonesia | Every time I solve, I always solve with Paint by copying a screenshot of the puzzle and pasting it to Paint. I always get full lines. Try using that method instead? |
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debmohanty
Country : India | devarajand - 2013-09-18 6:25 AM
Image editor converts a give file to required format online. I think it is not a downloadable software. Whereas Image printer can be downloaded and saved. It prints the given PDF files in to editable formats. Image printer 2.1. version if free. But all TVC puzzles had problems . I had no problems with other images from other competitions, download images from other puzzle makers. I second chaotic_iak's method above. In fact, most players (that I know ) who solve on Paint (or similar software ) prefer this method. Please try the same. |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | But PDF files cannot be copied? |
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chaotic_iak
Posts: 241
Country : Indonesia | See that button labelled PrtScr or something similar on your keyboard? Press it while you see the puzzle on your screen. Then go to MS Paint or some other image editor on your computer and paste (Ctrl+V). There you go.
This has nothing to do with "copying" PDF files, which you can also do just like you copy other kinds of files. |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | I got it. Thank You. |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | I am sorry as you can paste the files but it cannot be edited. Only open option is use Image printer or Editor. Image printer is fast but unless the lines are drawn as continuous one you have to redraw the lines. I have not tried Image editor. If the puzzle authors take note of this I hope more people who do not have printing facilities will also participate. |
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lenson
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Country : India | lenson posted @ 2013-09-18 7:31 PM You are doing it wrong. There is no copying needed. There are instructions here on how to take a screenshot on different kinds of devices/OSs.
http://www.take-a-screenshot.org |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | Taking a screenshot and pasting it to paint are not the issues. How to edit the image. |
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lenson
Posts: 57
Country : India | lenson posted @ 2013-09-19 1:11 AM Pick Colour/Fill with Colour on Paint are not working for you? |
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devarajand
Posts: 114
Country : India | Now I got it cleared. Thanks to all. |
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Muhammad
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Country : Pakistan | chaotic_iak - 2013-09-18 8:11 AM
Every time I solve, I always solve with Paint by copying a screenshot of the puzzle and pasting it to Paint. I always get full lines. Try using that method instead?
try to take a screenshot I hope this will help you https://www.take-screenshot.com/ |
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Muhammad
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Country : Pakistan | chaotic_iak - 2013-09-18 8:11 AM
Every time I solve, I always solve with Paint by copying a screenshot of the puzzle and pasting it to Paint. I always get full lines. Try using that method instead? try to take a screenshot then it will work |
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