Spring Sudoku（2）
(Published on 16. November 2020, 13:01 by cdwg2000)
Spring Sudoku
Standard Sudoku rules apply.
The numbers outside the box indicate the numbers contained in the first 6 cells of the row and column in the direction from that position, and the numbers outside the box are correct numerical order.
The last one is here: click to enter
For example, the outer prompt numbers are all in the first six cells. Look at the prompt number 41 on the left, which means that the number 4 is to the left of 1, and the prompt number 29 above means that the number 2 is above 9.
The author of the puzzle is my friend 米艳明(Mi Yan Ming) from China.
This question type is designed by 洪卫华(Hong Wei Hua) from china.
I hope you like it and would appreciate any form of feedback.
F-puzzles: Click to enter
Solution code: Row 5,Coloum 3.(A total of 18 numbers, no spaces in between).
Comments
on 16. November 2020, 23:12 by _chucklehead
To clarify, for the numbers on the right and bottom, is the order flipped so that the left numbers (i.e. the “first” numbers if read left-to-right) would be further right, and the top numbers (i.e. the “first” numbers if read top-to-bottom) would be further down?
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Outside: Digits appearing in clues must be placed in the first 6 cells in the corresponding direction in the order given.
on 16. November 2020, 23:11 by cdwg2000
The outer prompt numbers indicate the numbers that appear in sequence in the first 6 boxes from the corresponding direction. Pay attention to 3 key points: 1. In the corresponding direction; 2. The first 6 cells; 3. Appear in order.
on 16. November 2020, 22:57 by _chucklehead
To clarify, for the numbers on the right and bottom, is the order flipped so that the left numbers (i.e. the “first” numbers if read left-to-right) would be further right, and the top numbers (i.e. the “first” numbers if read top-to-bottom) would be further down?
on 16. November 2020, 13:23 by cdwg2000
@polar
Thanks for your help!
on 16. November 2020, 13:22 by cdwg2000
Added penpa link.
on 16. November 2020, 13:15 by polar
Penpa link: https://git.io/Jkctb
