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Wendy
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Country : China | Wendy posted @ 2021-11-13 9:18 PM Yes! It will be uploaded right now! |
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Wendy
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Country : China | Wendy posted @ 2021-11-13 9:18 PM Yes! We will upload it now! |
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prasanna16391
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Kithyane
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Country : France | Thanks :) |
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apiad
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Country : China | apiad posted @ 2021-11-13 9:46 PM Archery: 1. Is 29+17, 19+27 a possible answer for the example problem? 2. Can we have the same number in the different boards? |
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greenhorn
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Country : Slovakia | Archery: 1. Is 29+17, 19+27 a possible answer for the example problem? 2. Can we have the same number in the different boards?
1. Yes, it is a possible answer. Sorry, the example is not unique.
2. Yes, you can. You just cannot hit the same number on the same board.
Edited by greenhorn 2021-11-13 10:21 PM
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ATHARV
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| ATHARV posted @ 2021-11-13 10:24 PM 10 x 10 grid is continue or not in field hockey |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | I don't understand what you mean. |
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Veronika
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Country : Slovakia | I think ATHARV means if it there can be unused row / column in the middle of the "correct" 10x10 puzzle. |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | The 10x10 puzzle is continuous. No unused area in between. |
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FifiR
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Country : France | FifiR posted @ 2021-11-14 2:44 AM In "Archery", I have an incorrect answer but I don't understand why. Seems valid to me. Are there multiple answers possible? |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | FifiR - 2021-11-14 2:44 AM
In "Archery", I have an incorrect answer but I don't understand why. Seems valid to me. Are there multiple answers possible?
Share via email to logicmasteradmin@gmail.com and we will take a look. If there is, we can adjust accordingly. |
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kiwijam
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Country : New Zealand | kiwijam posted @ 2021-11-14 2:49 AM I think the answer key for Archery is a little unfair. I looked at the example, and example answer, and bold underlined words, and felt that it expected all the numbers to be listed.
I see most submissions have penalties, so that appears common. Perhaps the full answer (which includes the official answer inside it) could be accepted as an alternative correct answer? |
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JustinKalef
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| The document with all the puzzles is password-protected. What's the password, please?
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | kiwijam - 2021-11-14 2:49 AM
I think the answer key for Archery is a little unfair. I looked at the example, and example answer, and bold underlined words, and felt that it expected all the numbers to be listed.
I see most submissions have penalties, so that appears common. Perhaps the full answer (which includes the official answer inside it) could be accepted as an alternative correct answer?
Yes. I haven't been familiar with the puzzles so didn't know immediately what was going on, but this makes sense. I'll speak to Tawan and accept the other answer too. It might take a while to sort out the results page though. |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | JustinKalef - 2021-11-14 2:54 AM
The document with all the puzzles is password-protected. What's the password, please?
If you are talking about the time trials, the password will appear once the trial starts, you can see the schedule on the landing page linked to at the top. |
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JustinKalef
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| I'm talking about every single puzzle on the entire site. I can't open a single one without a password. When I download the puzzle booklet (any of them, including ones that have been open for a long time now), the PDF is locked and I get the message 'Enter a password. This file is password protected. Please enter a password to open the file'. |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | Have you read the F.A.Q.? It is linked to on the home page as well as the landing page linked to above. These booklets are password protected because they are for fixed time contests, and the idea is you do not see the puzzles till your timer starts, so that no one gains an unfair advantage. So any particular contest, once it starts or once you click the start button, the password will appear and a timer will begin to count down, at which point you are expected to print the PDF and start solving.
Again, this is all explained clearly with images in the F.A.Q. which I highly recommend going through. |
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wydadman
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Country : mali | Are there any instruction booklet for time trials please? I want to confirm some suspicions about the rules |
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swaroop2011
Posts: 668
Country : India | wydadman - 2021-11-14 6:06 PM
Are there any instruction booklet for time trials please? I want to confirm some suspicions about the rules
You can find Instruction Booklet for Time Trials here - https://logicmastersindia.com/WSPC2021/ |
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greenhorn
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RogerChristman
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| I am having significant technical issues that are really interfering with my enjoyment of this event.
I do not have PenPa -- I do not have a printer -- so the best I have been able to do so far has been
to take a screenshot of a puzzle and try to modify it with MS Paint. This proves to be very clumsy,
especially with my virtual pen's habit of turning itself into an eraser at inopportune times, probably
adding at least 40% to my solving times. So far I have only been able to solve 3 puzzles out of 5,
and the slowdown has always made the submissions close before I could supply any answers.
Scoring 0 points on the one day that I thought I would have the most free time is not a promising
start to this event.
I did see that PenPa was automatically connected to the Timed Events (I tried and failed to
solve the recent Football puzzle). Is there any remote chance of that being automatically linked
to the other puzzle events? |
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DanAvi
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Country : India | DanAvi posted @ 2021-11-14 9:32 AM in the Hondball time trial is the "-"to be used in the grid or not?
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