Winner's trophy
(Published on 26. September 2020, 09:42 by Joseph nehme)
Each year, the world waits for the scientists innovation competition. This year the winner was the one who invented teleportation. He got a pretty trophy:)
Rules:
- Normal Standard Sudoku rules apply.
- Outlined regions are cages. The sum of digits in a cage is given in the top-left and digits cannot repeat.
- The grey cells must be filled by only 5 consecutive numbers. The numbers DON'T have to be consecutive on the grid. For exemple, if you find out that the 5 consecutif numbers that should appear on the trophy (Grey zones) are 4,5,6,7,8 they don't have to be consecutive in row 1.
- New rule that I'm calling teleportation sum: The clues outside the grid represent the sum of X and the Xth number along that row or column where X is the first number along that row or column. See example below.
Link of the puzzle below. Don't forget to remove highlight conflicts since on F-puzzle they are created as sandwich clues.
F-puzzle link
Example:
In this example you can see that in column 3, the teleportation sum clue is 6 and is the sum of the first digit in that column which is 2 and the second digit along that column which is 4.
In column 8, the teleportation sum clue is 9 and is the sum of the first digit in that column which is 7 and the 7th digit along that column which is 2.
In row 5, the teleportation sum clue is 13 and is the sum of the first digit in that row which is 6 and the 6th digit along that column which is 7.
Please send me your comments and feedback, I hope you like it. Enjoy :)
The puzzle:
Rules:
- Normal Standard Sudoku rules apply.
- Outlined regions are cages. The sum of digits in a cage is given in the top-left and digits cannot repeat.
- The grey cells must be filled by only 5 consecutive numbers. The numbers DON'T have to be consecutive on the grid. For exemple, if you find out that the 5 consecutif numbers that should appear on the trophy (Grey zones) are 4,5,6,7,8 they don't have to be consecutive in row 1.
- New rule that I'm calling teleportation sum: The clues outside the grid represent the sum of X and the Xth number along that row or column where X is the first number along that row or column. See example below.
Link of the puzzle below. Don't forget to remove highlight conflicts since on F-puzzle they are created as sandwich clues.
F-puzzle link
Example:
In this example you can see that in column 3, the teleportation sum clue is 6 and is the sum of the first digit in that column which is 2 and the second digit along that column which is 4.
In column 8, the teleportation sum clue is 9 and is the sum of the first digit in that column which is 7 and the 7th digit along that column which is 2.
In row 5, the teleportation sum clue is 13 and is the sum of the first digit in that row which is 6 and the 6th digit along that column which is 7.
Please send me your comments and feedback, I hope you like it. Enjoy :)
The puzzle:
Solution code: Row 2 followed by column 5 no spaces (example 123456789987654321)
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Comments
Last changed on 11. October 2022, 21:18
on 11. October 2022, 11:38 by Playmaker6174
Very smooth and fun!
@Thank you my friend:)
on 28. September 2020, 11:05 by PrimeWeasel
Congratulations on having solved your 5000th puzzle zorant! (Just happened to look at your account)
on 27. September 2020, 21:01 by Joseph nehme
Thank you Fred. Glad you liked it :)
on 27. September 2020, 15:39 by Fred Yamred
Lovely puzzle. Loved it:)
on 26. September 2020, 15:06 by Joseph nehme
@timE Thank you :)
on 26. September 2020, 14:14 by TimE
Nice concept :-)
