From Zero to Hero
(Published on 21. April 2022, 15:51 by zeneszerzo)
I wanted to create a 2-room Heyawake, with one room being a 0 clue room. This is the result, I hope you like it!
Normal Heyawake rules apply.
- Shade some cells, so that the remaining unshaded cells remain orthogonally connected.
- Shaded cells cannot be orthogonally adjacent to each other.
- Numbered regions (orthogonally connected cells bordered by the edge of the grid or bold borders) must contain the indicated amount of shaded cells.
- A line of consecutive unshaded cells may not cross more than one bold border.
Solution code: List the number of shaded cells for each row starting from the top
Comments
on 28. January 2023, 17:50 by szabog
Thanks for the puzzle, I found this puzzle quite easy and I felt there is only one trick I have to use hundred times.
on 22. April 2022, 18:08 by zeneszerzo
Yes, 2-line rule apply to borders, not rooms. Sorry for the confusion.
"A line of consecutive unshaded cells may not cross more than one bold border."
on 22. April 2022, 18:06 by zeneszerzo
Added heyawake rules, thanks for your questions!
on 22. April 2022, 14:56 by jessica6
Even without inner walls, the question is should the standard 2-line-rule apply to borders or regions? Take a swiss-cross for example.
on 22. April 2022, 14:11 by CHalb
I'm really looking forward to solving this one. But it's a matter of one's point of view, if it follows the standard Heyawake rules or not, so it would be better to give the rules or a link to them. I got to know Heyawake with the rules as in our Wiki http://wiki.logic-masters.de/index.php?title=Heyawake/en#Instructions regarding to areas instead of borders. Here the rules must be meant as e.g. in the puzzle 97B (Old Cheateau).
