Stay on Target
(Eingestellt am 12. Juli 2024, 06:51 Uhr von voldemortensen)
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Gold lines are Dutch whisper lines: adjacent digits along a gold line must differ by at least 4.
Red lines are modulo lines: each series of 3 digits must contain a number from each of the groups 147, 258, and 369.
Digits in a white circle must be in at least one of the surrounding cells.
Digits on a white dot must be consecutive.
Digits on a black dot must have a 1:2 ratio.
Not all dots are necessarily given.
Lösungscode: Row 5, from left to right.
Kommentare
am 8. August 2024, 14:51 Uhr von permafrostyx
doggy
am 13. Juli 2024, 19:36 Uhr von voldemortensen
Bolded colors to bring attention to them as they can be confusing.
am 12. Juli 2024, 23:05 Uhr von dingledork
The colours of the lines confused me a few times. Why not stick to the conventional colours?
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On SudokuMaker the default color for dutch whispers is this gold color and modulo lines is a teal color. The reason I had changed the modulo lines to red is to fit the Star Wars reference. Sorry for any confusion.
- voldemortensen
am 12. Juli 2024, 19:02 Uhr von asp1310
You might wanna put the colors of lines in capital letters, to make people pay full attention; Dutch whispers tend to be red, and modular/entropic lines tend to be orange, so the fact this is the other way around may not be immediately obvious if they just think "Dutch whispers and modular - red and orange as normal, great!"
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Interesting. The default color for dutch whisper lines on SudokuMaker is gold and modulo lines are more of a teal color. Thanks for pointing this out, I had never seen dutch whisper lines be red before. I changed modulo to red to fit the reference to Star Wars.
- voldemortensen
am 12. Juli 2024, 14:39 Uhr von PinkNickels
I admit to being a huge Goodliffer, meaning I love to put the options in cells. This is a puzzle where one can quickly solve using that method. Thanks for sharing!
am 12. Juli 2024, 08:30 Uhr von voldemortensen
Fixed a discrepancy in rules between LMD and SudokuPad.
