Mehrdeutige Rätsel - Heyawake 1
(Published on 8. February 2017, 10:00 by uvo)
A puzzle with numerous solutions is given. Find two solutions that are, according to a specific definition (see below), completely different.
Heyawake: Shade some cells in the grid, so that no two shaded cells can be horizontally or vertically adjacent, and all unshaded cells form one continuous region. There can never be a horizontal or vertical line of unshaded cells that crosses two region boundaries. A number given in a region indicates the number of shaded cells in that region; numbers may be shaded but remain valid.
Each region without number must contain different numbers of black cells in both solutions.
Heyawake: Shade some cells in the grid, so that no two shaded cells can be horizontally or vertically adjacent, and all unshaded cells form one continuous region. There can never be a horizontal or vertical line of unshaded cells that crosses two region boundaries. A number given in a region indicates the number of shaded cells in that region; numbers may be shaded but remain valid.
Each region without number must contain different numbers of black cells in both solutions.
Solution code: For each group of diagonally connected shaded cells that touches the border of the puzzle, the number of shaded cells in this group. Start in the top left corner and go clockwise. The solution whose code is lexicographically smaller comes first.
Last changed on on 26. July 2021, 01:30
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Comments
on 8. February 2017, 18:54 by uvo
@flaemmchen: Ohne Ansicht deiner Lösung kann ich das nicht beurteilen, aber da muss irgendwo ein Fehler sein, vermutlich sogar mehrere.
on 8. February 2017, 10:57 by uvo
@Luigi: Das ist ziemlich nah dran, aber halt nicht ganz korrekt.
