@ 2011-07-08 3:26 PM (#5064 - in reply to #5053) (#5064) Top | |
Posts: 28 Country : Austria | euklid posted @ 2011-07-08 3:26 PM Method 2 will not be possible as a standard key since you might have to solve the left part of some puzzles only. I prefer method 1. Whether you have to enter marked rows or all rows does not really change the key. |
@ 2011-07-09 8:31 AM (#5071 - in reply to #5064) (#5071) Top | |
Posts: 739 Country : India | vopani posted @ 2011-07-09 8:31 AM euklid - 2011-07-08 3:26 PM Method 2 will not be possible as a standard key since you might have to solve the left part of some puzzles only. I prefer method 1. Whether you have to enter marked rows or all rows does not really change the key. Yes, the left-side of a grid might be solvable earlier. Maybe you could have entering 1 or 0 for marked row/column instead of every row (like euklid suggested). |
@ 2011-07-09 5:10 PM (#5081 - in reply to #5013) (#5081) Top | |
Posts: 315 Country : The Netherlands | Para posted @ 2011-07-09 5:10 PM Couldn't you mark certain black square with letters and have people enter the clue value for those ones? Generally these puzzle don't have clues in all black squares. This would ensure easier counting and you can choose the right squares by the way the puzzle is designed. Other possibility would be marking white squares with letters and have them enter which of those letters end up with a bulb. That eliminates counting all together. |