Search nine JigSudoku
(Published on 12. June 2018, 16:31 by DarkBeamIta)
I have found a similar puzzle on this site so I tried to recreate it :o)
Rules;
1. Standard Sudoku rules apply, but zones have custom shapes.
2. One digit 9 is always at a distance equal to the digit in the cell marked with an arrow and in the direction of the arrow; not necessarily the first one.
3. If the arrow is diagonal; project the distance to a horizontal line.
Solution code: Row 7 then column F
Comments
on 18. February 2019, 17:03 by jessica6
@geronimo92 it is a natural diagonal distance if you define it as number of cells in diagonal direction, without sqrt(2) factor.
on 18. February 2019, 15:49 by geronimo92
I dont understand the point number 3. Why do we have to project it to a horizontal line, isnt it a natural diagonal distance?
on 12. June 2018, 16:50 by DarkBeamIta
Yes Jessica :) if you Google "Search 9 sudoku" you will find some examples of this puzzle too! Good luck :o)
on 12. June 2018, 16:45 by jessica6
Do I understand this right: If the number n is in a cell with an arrow, the nth cell in direction of the arrow(s) is/are 9.
