Sudoku at Penpa+
Rules:
Normal sudoku rules and star-sum rules apply. A star-sum is calculated as follows: You start from a clue cell (grey stars) and move x cells in each of the four orthogonal directions, where x is the digit in the clue cell. Then you add the four digits in the corresponding cells and the digit in the clue cell itself. In the final grid those five digits must sum to the number given in the bottom-right corner of the clue cell. The grid must be treated as a torus (i.e. if the path to a cell summed up by a star-sum clue goes beyond the edge of the grid it continues on the opposite side of the grid). There is an example below the sudoku.
Example:
Solution code: row 7 from left to right
on 29. September 2021, 13:26 by uvo_mod
Labels angepasst.
on 10. May 2021, 20:35 by Zombie Hunter
It felt like I used too many forcing chains. I am sure there is a clean logical path, but I didn't find it. Definitely worth another look with the clever rules.