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Timjamiller
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Country : United States | For the Fencing example, the answer row that's listed doesn't align with the answer row in the diagram. Not a big deal, but I expected you'd appreciate knowing that. |
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samp
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| samp posted @ 2021-11-15 5:57 PM Thanks, I will try to start as many trials as I can on time.
Also, I noticed that if the current schedule of Time Trial is continued for part 3, then Time Trial 24 would overlap with Authors Panel.
Author's Panel : 18th Nov, 14:30-16:00
Time Trial 24 if same schedule continues: 18th Nov, 15:00-18:00.
I am interested in attending the Author's Panel but also would not want to miss starting the Time Trial on time.
Is it possible to make them non-overlapping?
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-15 6:26 PM Timjamiller - 2021-11-15 5:48 PM
For the Fencing example, the answer row that's listed doesn't align with the answer row in the diagram. Not a big deal, but I expected you'd appreciate knowing that.
Thanks for pointing this out, it seems I have given the top row instead of the second. |
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-15 6:31 PM samp - 2021-11-15 5:57 PM
Thanks, I will try to start as many trials as I can on time.
Also, I noticed that if the current schedule of Time Trial is continued for part 3, then Time Trial 24 would overlap with Authors Panel.
Author's Panel : 18th Nov, 14:30-16:00
Time Trial 24 if same schedule continues: 18th Nov, 15:00-18:00.
I am interested in attending the Author's Panel but also would not want to miss starting the Time Trial on time.
Is it possible to make them non-overlapping?
Hello samp,
Time Trial 24 is scheduled to start at 16.30 GMT on that day to avoid this clash.
The full schedule can be seen in the overall IB: https://www.worldpuzzle.org/files/106/timetrials%20part%20one%20IB%2...
Thank you for your interest, best of luck! : ) |
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Tiralmo
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Country : United States | Tiralmo posted @ 2021-11-15 6:47 PM Collapsing the other parts of the time trials works great - thank you! |
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Veronika
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Country : Slovakia | Will it be possible to see the Results of Time trials, that we did not participate in? The ones that are over already. |
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Country : India | As of now, you can see the top 3 in the page we just posted about :)
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Kota
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Country : Japan | Kota posted @ 2021-11-15 8:53 PM Fencing's answer form seems wrong.
A,B,C,D -> A,D,B,C |
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Country : India | You are right. We will accept both submissions and cancel penalties. |
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CJK
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Country : Germany | CJK posted @ 2021-11-16 12:02 AM The weightlifting example puzzle has quite a few solutions. Interestingly, the given one is none of them (since there is a 3 in R4C3). |
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| Guest posted @ 2021-11-16 1:25 AM I can not registration me in your link!? I am Prtar Parlic and i have registration in your Sudoku +Puzzle ! i sent formulary, but no answer!! |
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greenhorn
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Country : Slovakia | Petar, could you please explain what is the exact problem? We do not send any confirmation emails after the registration. I can see your form submitted correctly, you can participate in the event anytime you want.
Before that, you need to register at the LMI site too. Here is the link you can use - https://logicmastersindia.com/forum/register.asp |
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spelvin
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Country : United States | spelvin posted @ 2021-11-16 5:05 AM Feature request: After the Time Trials are all over, will it be possible to post a single PDF with all of them together? I'm prioritizing the other rounds while they count, and I hope to be able to solve the TT later without having to print out 27 separate files... |
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Ziti
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Country : United States | Ziti posted @ 2021-11-16 11:32 AM Really terrific work all around for this Convention, the community is very fortunate to have so many dedicated authors and tireless workers. Thank you all so much!
On the Equestrian puzzle -- I see two neighboring circles in each puzzle with a 42 in both solutions (I didn't work them out myself), but are the shared digits going to be in the same orientation in both grids? In other words, would a possible puzzle have a 42 (in that order) in the Sudoku puzzle and those digits reversed into a 24 (in that order) in the Kakuro puzzle? I suspect it will be clear(er) during the solving process but just to be sure I thought I would ask here. |
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-16 12:40 PM spelvin - 2021-11-16 5:05 AM
Feature request: After the Time Trials are all over, will it be possible to post a single PDF with all of them together? I'm prioritizing the other rounds while they count, and I hope to be able to solve the TT later without having to print out 27 separate files...
We hope this can be done, but please understand that it will be near the bottom of a list of things that needs to get done.
If some time passes and this hasn't been completed, I can personally forward the files to you later.
Thank you kindly for the interest. |
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-16 12:44 PM Ziti - 2021-11-16 11:32 AM
Really terrific work all around for this Convention, the community is very fortunate to have so many dedicated authors and tireless workers. Thank you all so much!
On the Equestrian puzzle -- I see two neighboring circles in each puzzle with a 42 in both solutions (I didn't work them out myself), but are the shared digits going to be in the same orientation in both grids? In other words, would a possible puzzle have a 42 (in that order) in the Sudoku puzzle and those digits reversed into a 24 (in that order) in the Kakuro puzzle? I suspect it will be clear(er) during the solving process but just to be sure I thought I would ask here.
Thank you for the kind words, Ziti.
Regarding Equestrian, there will be similar-looking circles across the two grids. They will not be coded but the identical pattern should hopefully be clear that we are sticking to the same orientation of all the placements. So no, it is not possible for digits to switch around. |
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-16 3:00 PM CJK - 2021-11-16 12:02 AM
The weightlifting example puzzle has quite a few solutions. Interestingly, the given one is none of them (since there is a 3 in R4C3).
You are right. Thank you for alerting us.
There are so many things wrong with that example. Please see the newer IB with this fix in an above post.
In the new IB, there is also a re-wording of Sailing (Nagareru ) to clarify the rules. |
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blivet
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Country : Finland | blivet posted @ 2021-11-16 6:38 PM Sailing:
Could the solution to the example be a rectangle, i.e. could the line visit row 2 column 4 instead of row 3 column 3? If not, why? |
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tamz29
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Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-16 6:45 PM blivet - 2021-11-16 6:38 PM
Sailing:
Could the solution to the example be a rectangle, i.e. could the line visit row 2 column 4 instead of row 3 column 3? If not, why?
This is a very good question and is precisely why we added "If the loop cannot travel in the wind’s direction upon entering a cell in which the wind blows (such as it results in the loop hitting the edge of the grid, or a black cell ), it may not enter that cell" to the new version of the IB (see download link above ).
In the example, if the loop travels down from R2C4 to R3C4 it would be hit by the wind and will not be able to travel in the wind's direction as it will crash to the edge of the grid.
Hope this helps.
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blivet
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Country : Finland | blivet posted @ 2021-11-16 7:05 PM Great, thanks. I saw the addition, but somehow still thought that the wind was only in the cell next to the arrow. |
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