Pentomino Loop
(Published on 28. October 2009, 11:41 by Richard)
- Two neighboring Pentominos touch each other exactly at one side of one cell.
- Pentominos may never touch each other diagonally.
- The given Pentominos may be rotated and/ or mirrored.
- The digits in the cells indicate the number of sides of that cells that are used by Pentominos.
Beispiel für eine lösung:
Rätsel:
Solution code: The names of the placed pentominos in the loop, clockwise, starting in the upper left corner. (For the example: PZYFVITULWNX)
Comments
on 5. January 2024, 15:51 by damasosos92
Very cool puzzle! Loved it!
on 5. October 2022, 03:47 by h5663454
puzzlink link:
https://puzz.link/p?slither/v:/12/12/5c27dgbcg288c002cjai6chcb27cgaa836cacg63ddch8cicj333d850cgcdg53c6b
on 16. June 2022, 06:18 by Nick Smirnov
Penpa:
https://tinyurl.com/2bbkpj7y
on 24. August 2010, 14:28 by Realshaggy
Nice puzzle, even if I dont like Pentominos that much. But the "big brother" seems to be too hard for me.
on 30. October 2009, 09:19 by AnnaTh
Nice diversion after the never ending sudoku practice for
the DSM. Gerne mehr!
on 29. October 2009, 11:48 by sandmoppe
It was very hard to throw normal Loop-Solving-Strategies out of my mind. I like such puzzles very much.
on 28. October 2009, 17:05 by Alex
definitely more tricky than those which couldn't touch, enjoyed that!
on 28. October 2009, 15:27 by Statistica
THX for that, but you have also used the 'Z' in the example. I think It's clear enough (if you are able to read instructions until the end...)
on 28. October 2009, 14:52 by Richard
A little bit too late for Statistica, but I have added the names of the Pentominos. Handy to have the old images still available...
on 28. October 2009, 14:43 by Statistica
Klasse, hübsche 'Fallen' :-). Und wenn man dann natürlich bei der Eingabe immer wieder 'S' statt 'Z' schreibt, braucht man auch richtig lange für die Eingabe und die 'Fehlersuche' :-(
on 28. October 2009, 13:32 by ibag
Sonst mag ich Pentominos nicht besonders, aber dieses ist sehr schön!
on 28. October 2009, 13:23 by Richard
Thanks to Philipp a few grammar mistakes are corrected. That's what you get if you don't ask help for the translation. ;-)
on 28. October 2009, 13:17 by pin7guin
Immerhin mal wieder Zweite... Danke, Richard. I like your puzzles - even with pentominoes ;-)
