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inventor
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nik
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| nik posted @ 2013-06-30 1:24 PM hey tel m details dude
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chaotic_iak
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Country : Indonesia | By "IPC will be open for a longer period for international players to participate at their own convenience." (IB ), what or how long exactly is the period? Can we assume that it's at least 24 hours?
EDIT: More questions as I'm reading the IB:
In F1-F2, can we assume the circle marked A is aligned to some edge of the grid? (This makes seeing which way is clockwise to become easier. Related post.)
In H2, can we assume that we're told which squares are blank? (Just in case the grid is actually a cross or some other thing that is not a rectangle; if we're not told so, the spaces outside the grid can be either a blank square that is supposed to be filled or simply not part of the grid. Currently, the example in the IB has an outlined grid, so the part inside the grid is visible. )
Edited by chaotic_iak 2013-06-30 2:30 PM
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Country : India | chaotic_iak - 2013-06-30 2:19 PM
By "IPC will be open for a longer period for international players to participate at their own convenience." (IB), what or how long exactly is the period? Can we assume that it's at least 24 hours? For International participation, IPC will be open for 48 hours. When flash submissionis enabled - in a few days from now, local times will be displayed.
chaotic_iak - 2013-06-30 2:19 PM
In F1-F2, can we assume the circle marked A is aligned to some edge of the grid? (This makes seeing which way is clockwise to become easier. Related post.)
"A" will always be the first (top-left-most ) black circle. Letters will be marked only on black circle.
However, full points will be awarded if you start from any given letter, and go clock wise / anti clock wise - as long as you enter all letters you should be safe.
chaotic_iak - 2013-06-30 2:19 PM
In H2, can we assume that we're told which squares are blank? (Just in case the grid is actually a cross or some other thing that is not a rectangle; if we're not told so, the spaces outside the grid can be either a blank square that is supposed to be filled or simply not part of the grid. Currently, the example in the IB has an outlined grid, so the part inside the grid is visible.)
Just like the IB, the final puzzle will be a square with borders.
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Country : India | One note about answer key of Battleships :
Answer Key: For each row from top to bottom, enter the column position of left most ship segment. Enter X if no ships.
The word "segment" was missing from the IB. |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | 1. If I understand it right, the A1 questions will be different versions of the ones given in the Instructions booklet, but A2 will be unknown types?
2. Will the Skyscraper Sudoku be a 9x9 or something smaller? |
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Country : India | prasanna16391 - 2013-07-01 5:47 PM
1. If I understand it right, the A1 questions will be different versions of the ones given in the Instructions booklet?
Yes.
prasanna16391 - 2013-07-01 5:47 PM
2. Will the Skyscraper Sudoku be a 9x9 or something smaller? Smaller.
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prasanna16391
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harshitasaxena1600
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Country : India | does the puzzle quiz contests includes all the various kinds of puzzles? is there any quiz for only sudoku puzzles?? |
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prasanna16391
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Country : India | harshitasaxena1600 - 2013-07-03 5:25 PM
does the puzzle quiz contests includes all the various kinds of puzzles? is there any quiz for only sudoku puzzles??
There are annual Championships for Puzzles and Sudoku separately. This year, the Sudoku Championship hasn't been announced yet, but that shouldn't stop you from participating in the Puzzle Championship : ) |
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Country : India | Happy Dots - Rules
There is change in Happy Dots rules. Like Corridors, no 2X2 area can belong to same region. Modified IB uploaded.
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puneet87
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Country : India | In H2, is it possible for a word to occur more than once in the grid? |
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puneet87
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Country : India | Where can i get some practice puzzles for crosslink(M2) |
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macherlakumar
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rajeshk
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Country : India | rajeshk posted @ 2013-07-04 4:15 PM For Pentomino Kakuro: Is there any possibility of 6 becoming 9 or 9 becoming 6 during rotation? |
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Country : India | rajeshk - 2013-07-04 4:15 PM
For Pentomino Kakuro: Is there any possibility of 6 becoming 9 or 9 becoming 6 during rotation? No. 6 Remains 6 and 9 remains 9. Only the pieces are rotated, the number (digits ) do not change. |
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swaroop2011
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Country : India | puneet87 - 2013-07-04 1:51 PM
In H2, is it possible for a word to occur more than once in the grid?
No. Each word will appear only once : ) |
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suryadevi
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Country : India | i want to know how to play IPC give me reply |
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Country : India | prasanna16391 - 2013-07-01 5:47 PM
2. Will the Skyscraper Sudoku be a 9x9 or something smaller? It will be 6X6. |
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macherlakumar
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Country : India | suryadevi - 2013-07-05 12:33 PM
i want to know how to play IPC give me reply Hi, I recommend you to go through this link for IPC http://logicmastersindia.com/2013/IPC/After this if you have any specific questions you can post. Regards, Ravi |
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sanket.saxena
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sanket.saxena
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Country : India | sorry ... i did a mistake in that solution |
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greenhorn
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You have two stars touching diagonally - R2C4 and R3C5 |
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sanket.saxena
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Country : India | thanx for the response .... i got that later .. |
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