Thread - Sudoku Advent Calender at Logic Masters Germany

@ 2012-12-24 10:47 AM (#9211 - in reply to #9159) (#9211) Top

Richard

Posts: 191

Country : The Netherlands

Richard posted @ 2012-12-24 10:47 AM

Hi puzzle friends,
Today the last advent sudoku appeared, the calender is completed. I like to say once more how the tests here at LMI are a very great source of inspiration for me. LMI is a vivid place with nice puzzle ideas from various authors, that are for sure inspiration to others. I hope to enjoy that for a long time to come!

Links to the last puzzles:
21.dec: City construction sudoku
22.dec: Rhombus sudoku
23.dec: Domino sudoku
24.dec: Clone sudoku

Also on behalf of Arvid I can say: It was a pleasure to make this calender!

Have a nice Christmas!

@ 2012-12-24 12:10 PM (#9213 - in reply to #9211) (#9213) Top

tamz29

Posts: 225

Country : Thailand

tamz29 posted @ 2012-12-24 12:10 PM

Lovely Christmas present. Looking forward to next year's advent already. :)

@ 2012-12-30 5:58 PM (#9299 - in reply to #9213) (#9299) Top

tamz29

Posts: 225

Country : Thailand

tamz29 posted @ 2012-12-30 5:58 PM

For those who aren't LMD-active. I've combined all 24 puzzles into this PDF file.
You can save/print it at http://roygbivpuzzles.wordpress.com/2012/12/30/dutch-sudoku-advent/

(Am I allowed to do this? If this is inappropriate/illegal I'll be happy to take this down.)

@ 2012-12-30 8:12 PM (#9301 - in reply to #9299) (#9301) Top

Richard

Posts: 191

Country : The Netherlands

Richard posted @ 2012-12-30 8:12 PM

You're welcome Tawan.
I think it's a nice way of telling you enjoyed the puzzles. :)
By the looks of it, it's a very neat pdf.

I hope people who sovled the puzzles will enter the solution codes and/or some comments on the actual website of Logic Masters Germany, links provided in the threads above.

Happy new year to all!

Richard

@ 2012-12-30 9:25 PM (#9302 - in reply to #9080) (#9302) Top

prasanna16391

Posts: 1801

Country : India

prasanna16391 posted @ 2012-12-30 9:25 PM

I was just about to ask if a combined pdf is available earlier today, because if at all I solve Sudokus non-competitively, I like solving as a set :P Thanks Tawan, and Richard for allowing it. I'll get it printed and go through them on New Year's day

@ 2013-01-30 2:49 PM (#9624 - in reply to #9299) (#9624) Top

Richard

Posts: 191

Country : The Netherlands

Richard posted @ 2013-01-30 2:49 PM

One of the solvers pointed us at a small mistake in one of the puzzles. In sequence roundabout there was an arrow missing. Meanwhile it is repaired. Here is the link to the corrected puzzle.
@Tawan: maybe you should correct it in your booklet too.

I had a few unused puzzles for the calender; they are published now.
Outside twin killer
Between sudoku
Coming friday there will be one other 'Leftover', it will be the last one.

Shortly we will be starting to think about a brand new version of the calender. Any requests?

@ 2013-01-31 2:06 PM (#9634 - in reply to #9080) (#9634) Top

Realshaggy

Posts: 69

Country : Germany

Realshaggy posted @ 2013-01-31 2:06 PM

I always thought Advent Calendars with 24 doors are outdated. Something like 300 feels more appropriate ;-)

@ 2013-01-31 8:26 PM (#9637 - in reply to #9634) (#9637) Top

tamz29

Posts: 225

Country : Thailand

tamz29 posted @ 2013-01-31 8:26 PM

Fixed :)

@ 2014-12-02 5:25 AM (#17266 - in reply to #9080) (#17266) Top

Joo M.Y

Posts: 72

Country : South Korea

Joo M.Y posted @ 2014-12-02 5:25 AM

Advent Calender 2014: Double Dutch Sudoku Advent.

Richard Stolk wrote:
We would like to inform you all about a unique Sudoku advent calendar that I created together with my good friend Arvid Baars for the puzzle portal of Logic Masters Germany. We have chosen 12 very well known sudoku variants and 12 much less known variants. Every day we combine two of these in the schedule AB - BC - CD - ... - LM - MA. We believe that combining variants leads to very interesting solving steps, which really adds to the solving fun. We provide solving hints every day too, that might help you getting started.


	@ 2012-12-24 10:47 AM (#9211 - in reply to #9159) (#9211) Top
Richard Posts: 191 Country : The Netherlands	Richard posted @ 2012-12-24 10:47 AM Hi puzzle friends, Today the last advent sudoku appeared, the calender is completed. I like to say once more how the tests here at LMI are a very great source of inspiration for me. LMI is a vivid place with nice puzzle ideas from various authors, that are for sure inspiration to others. I hope to enjoy that for a long time to come! Links to the last puzzles: 21.dec: City construction sudoku 22.dec: Rhombus sudoku 23.dec: Domino sudoku 24.dec: Clone sudoku Also on behalf of Arvid I can say: It was a pleasure to make this calender! Have a nice Christmas!
	@ 2012-12-24 12:10 PM (#9213 - in reply to #9211) (#9213) Top
tamz29 Posts: 225 Country : Thailand	tamz29 posted @ 2012-12-24 12:10 PM Lovely Christmas present. Looking forward to next year's advent already. :)
	@ 2012-12-30 5:58 PM (#9299 - in reply to #9213) (#9299) Top
tamz29 Posts: 225 Country : Thailand	tamz29 posted @ 2012-12-30 5:58 PM For those who aren't LMD-active. I've combined all 24 puzzles into this PDF file. You can save/print it at http://roygbivpuzzles.wordpress.com/2012/12/30/dutch-sudoku-advent/ (Am I allowed to do this? If this is inappropriate/illegal I'll be happy to take this down.)
	@ 2012-12-30 8:12 PM (#9301 - in reply to #9299) (#9301) Top
Richard Posts: 191 Country : The Netherlands	Richard posted @ 2012-12-30 8:12 PM You're welcome Tawan. I think it's a nice way of telling you enjoyed the puzzles. :) By the looks of it, it's a very neat pdf. I hope people who sovled the puzzles will enter the solution codes and/or some comments on the actual website of Logic Masters Germany, links provided in the threads above. Happy new year to all! Richard
	@ 2012-12-30 9:25 PM (#9302 - in reply to #9080) (#9302) Top
prasanna16391 Posts: 1801 Country : India	prasanna16391 posted @ 2012-12-30 9:25 PM I was just about to ask if a combined pdf is available earlier today, because if at all I solve Sudokus non-competitively, I like solving as a set :P Thanks Tawan, and Richard for allowing it. I'll get it printed and go through them on New Year's day
	@ 2013-01-30 2:49 PM (#9624 - in reply to #9299) (#9624) Top
Richard Posts: 191 Country : The Netherlands	Richard posted @ 2013-01-30 2:49 PM One of the solvers pointed us at a small mistake in one of the puzzles. In sequence roundabout there was an arrow missing. Meanwhile it is repaired. Here is the link to the corrected puzzle. @Tawan: maybe you should correct it in your booklet too. I had a few unused puzzles for the calender; they are published now. Outside twin killer Between sudoku Coming friday there will be one other 'Leftover', it will be the last one. Shortly we will be starting to think about a brand new version of the calender. Any requests?
	@ 2013-01-31 2:06 PM (#9634 - in reply to #9080) (#9634) Top
Realshaggy Posts: 69 Country : Germany	Realshaggy posted @ 2013-01-31 2:06 PM I always thought Advent Calendars with 24 doors are outdated. Something like 300 feels more appropriate ;-)
	@ 2013-01-31 8:26 PM (#9637 - in reply to #9634) (#9637) Top
tamz29 Posts: 225 Country : Thailand	tamz29 posted @ 2013-01-31 8:26 PM Fixed :)
	@ 2014-12-02 5:25 AM (#17266 - in reply to #9080) (#17266) Top
Joo M.Y Posts: 72 Country : South Korea	Joo M.Y posted @ 2014-12-02 5:25 AM Advent Calender 2014: Double Dutch Sudoku Advent. Richard Stolk wrote: We would like to inform you all about a unique Sudoku advent calendar that I created together with my good friend Arvid Baars for the puzzle portal of Logic Masters Germany. We have chosen 12 very well known sudoku variants and 12 much less known variants. Every day we combine two of these in the schedule AB - BC - CD - ... - LM - MA. We believe that combining variants leads to very interesting solving steps, which really adds to the solving fun. We provide solving hints every day too, that might help you getting started.