|
|
Administrator
   
Country : India | |
|
Timjamiller
Posts: 54
Country : United States | I think there may have been an oversight in the answer key for Tae Kwon Do. This may be a spoiler, though. Anyway, the booklet didn't specify to use units digits, but the answer is marked as incorrect if you put in the full digit string. I'd assume that due to this oversight, appropriate errors will be rectified and the score will reflect the original time of the "error" in the answer key. Edit: This is particularly important for people, like me, who solved using ONLY the penpa link, and didn't see the instruction that was in the puzzle but not the IB.
Edited by Timjamiller 2021-11-18 9:02 AM
|
|
tamz29
Posts: 225
Country : Thailand | tamz29 posted @ 2021-11-18 9:53 AM Timjamiller - 2021-11-18 8:58 AM
I think there may have been an oversight in the answer key for Tae Kwon Do. This may be a spoiler, though. Anyway, the booklet didn't specify to use units digits, but the answer is marked as incorrect if you put in the full digit string. I'd assume that due to this oversight, appropriate errors will be rectified and the score will reflect the original time of the "error" in the answer key. Edit: This is particularly important for people, like me, who solved using ONLY the penpa link, and didn't see the instruction that was in the puzzle but not the IB.
We understand and will accept the alternate answer key. The penalties will be manually revoked for those affected some time later. Thank you for pointing this out. Apologies for the snag. Edited by tamz29 2021-11-18 9:53 AM
|
|
Administrator
Country : India | Timjamiller - 2021-11-18 8:58 AM
I think there may have been an oversight in the answer key for Tae Kwon Do. This may be a spoiler, though. Anyway, the booklet didn't specify to use units digits, but the answer is marked as incorrect if you put in the full digit string. I'd assume that due to this oversight, appropriate errors will be rectified and the score will reflect the original time of the "error" in the answer key. Edit: This is particularly important for people, like me, who solved using ONLY the penpa link, and didn't see the instruction that was in the puzzle but not the IB. This is corrected. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
RogerChristman
Posts: 2
| How do we get all unshaded cells into one single contiguous region
if they are already separated into 3 separate non-contiguous regions?
Adding more shading will not eliminate the grey shading that
is already present. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | The grey shading is for aesthetic purposes only. You may use some other colours to determine shaded and unshaded areas.
The unshaded cells do not need to be a single contiguous region, only the shaded cells need to be. The unshaded cells just have the shape restrictions. |
|
Gotroch
Posts: 83
Country : Czech Republic | Gotroch posted @ 2021-11-19 5:37 AM I tried to solve last few Time Trial puzzles in Penpa, but there is no Undo/Redo button.
Is that intentional or is it just some problem on my side? |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Sedho
Posts: 18
Country : Philippines | Sedho posted @ 2021-11-19 9:04 AM Penpa has a Contest Mode which prevents solvers from using the undo function, I think this was used for the later time trials. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | Sedho - 2021-11-19 9:04 AM
Penpa has a Contest Mode which prevents solvers from using the undo function, I think this was used for the later time trials.
The clone function can still be used in contest mode. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Administrator
Country : India | Tile Wordsearch has 2 solutions. Both have been added now, and we will sort out the submissions once the time's up. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
muhorka
Posts: 13
Country : Slovakia | muhorka posted @ 2021-11-20 1:23 AM Question for boxing - the answer code for example puzzles should be 3,3 right? |
|
Administrator
Country : India | You are right. That seems to be pasted from some other puzzle's key. It should be 3,3. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
Bluey
Posts: 1
Country : Australia | Bluey posted @ 2021-11-20 8:17 PM For the Canoeing Time Trial, do we put commas between each co-ordinate? (eg. "H1,J2,J4,I6" or "H1J2J4I6") |
|
Administrator
Country : India | No commas or spaces. Only letters and digits. We have put that message on the key space too. |
|
Administrator
Country : India | |
|
kiwijam
Posts: 187
Country : New Zealand | kiwijam posted @ 2021-11-21 3:16 AM Uh oh, the rules for Aqre are wrong in the Instruction Booklet! Aqre has a rule that *you cannot have 4 unshaded cells in a row, anywhere in the grid*. This is not mentioned in the rules, and it is not used in the very-shaded example.
So anybody trying the Basketball Time Trial is going to get very stuck one third of the way through unless they know this... |
@ 2021-11-18 8:17 AM (#30007 - in reply to #30002) (#30007)Quote Reply Top