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Country : India | Puzzle Booklet
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anurag
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Country : India | anurag posted @ 2020-04-08 4:50 PM The example does not comply with "A barrier must be placed between two vertically or horizontally adjacent cells if they contain consecutive digits." in at least 4 pairs. Is it correct that it is not necessary to have a bar bewetwewn every such pair. |
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Puzzle_Maestro
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Country : United Kingdom | My guess is that they aren't placed because they are irrelevant to the solve, i.e. not in the same row or column as any clue. |
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rob
Posts: 170
Country : Germany | rob posted @ 2020-04-08 5:58 PM For puzzle 10, what's a street? Any stretch of white cells of length at least 2? Or do they have to go from one end to the other end of the grid? |
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Country : India | Puzzle_Maestro - 2020-04-08 5:47 PM
My guess is that they aren't placed because they are irrelevant to the solve, i.e. not in the same row or column as any clue.
That's correct. |
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Riad Khanmagomedov
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Country : Russia | rob - 2020-04-08 5:58 PM
For puzzle 10, what's a street? Any stretch of white cells of length at least 2? Or do they have to go from one end to the other end of the grid?
Any stretch of white cells of length at least 2. |
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forcolin
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Country : ITALY | in puzzle 3 hangers there is a sentence " if there are less than two circles in a row or column, there shall be no clue in that row/column".
Is the opposite also true? I mean, if in a row/column there are no clues, in that row/column there are less than 2 circles?Or could it be that clues for a row/column are omitted? |
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Puzzle_Maestro
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Country : United Kingdom | All rows and columns are fully clued, i.e. if a row or column does not have any clues, then there are less than 2 circles in that row/column. |
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rob
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Country : Germany | rob posted @ 2020-04-09 2:04 AM Are the given loop fragments in puzzle 9 of length 1, or could they be part of segments of length 2? |
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Mihalich
Posts: 26
Country : Ukraine | Puzzle 11:
1) Can the corners of the cards touch?
2) Can diamonds go one on top of the other? |
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athin
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Country : Indonesia | athin posted @ 2020-04-09 7:58 AM Puzzle 5: Should all dominoes be connected? |
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Riad Khanmagomedov
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Country : Russia | rob - 2020-04-09 2:04 AM
Are the given loop fragments in puzzle 9 of length 1, or could they be part of segments of length 2?
These fragments can be of any length. |
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Riad Khanmagomedov
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Country : Russia | Mihalich - 2020-04-09 2:32 AM
Puzzle 11:
1) Can the corners of the cards touch?
2) Can diamonds go one on top of the other?
1 ) Yes
2 ) In the example, cards 3 and 5 share a common diamond. |
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Riad Khanmagomedov
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Country : Russia | athin - 2020-04-09 7:58 AM
Puzzle 5: Should all dominoes be connected?
It's possible. |
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Kithyane
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Country : France | Puzzle 8 : the 1-2-3-4-5 bottom clue line doesn't go til the upper left end (it stops 2 cells before). Is this normal or a display error ? |
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anurag
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Country : India | anurag posted @ 2020-04-09 3:35 PM In puzzle 2, a table displays some letters and their values. Is this an illustration or a real mapping? As I see it, it does appear to be illustrative as many of the slots don't have words that satisfy 1 = A ,P, R. I have no way to know unless I understand the rules well. There is no example either
Edited by anurag 2020-04-09 3:50 PM
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anurag
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Country : India | anurag posted @ 2020-04-09 4:02 PM Streets of 1x1 are allowed?
Is this a town puzzle with 2x2 white areas not permissible? Or the white strips must be 1XN when evaliating the score? There is no clear demarcation in the description between puzzle rules and score evaluation.
Edited by anurag 2020-04-09 4:11 PM
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pranavmanu
Posts: 55
Country : India | In puzzle 2, the mapping of 1 - A,P,R given doesn't seem to fit the grid. Is it applicable to the grid or given as an example? |
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mstang
Posts: 74
Country : United States | mstang posted @ 2020-04-09 7:46 PM I think the given letters are part of the puzzle, not just an example. Remember that not every name is going to be used. |
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pranavmanu
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Country : India | Ah,missed that. Thank you for the clarification! |
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anurag
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Country : India | anurag posted @ 2020-04-09 8:04 PM Not every name is used, but every slot needs to be filled in. There seem to be no names from the list matching the slots. |
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rob
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Country : Germany | rob posted @ 2020-04-09 8:50 PM I've solved puzzle 2, it's fine. |
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Kithyane
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Country : France | Puzzle 9 : what does "passing through all rows and columns" mean for the loop ? In the example, the loop doesn't use the top line of the grid at all... |
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anurag
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Country : India | anurag posted @ 2020-04-09 9:11 PM Thanks, for some reason I was thinking consecutive letters should be the same if the numbers in the cells are equal.
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WA1729
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Country : United States | WA1729 posted @ 2020-04-10 12:27 AM Puzzle 11: "...it is possible to uniquely restore their contours." Does the assignment of numbers to cards have to be unique, or is it enough to uniquely specify the nine 3x5 borders of the cards? |
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