Proximity
(Published on 4. June 2022, 23:00 by XeonRisq)
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Updated the example to better demonstrate the rules below.
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Proximity Cells:
- The digit in a square cell designates how many surrounding cells are of the same parity (odd/even).
- The digit in a circle cell designates how many surrounding cells are of the opposite parity (odd/even).
- (The proximity cell is not counted in the total for the surrounding cells.)
- Below is an example of proximity cells.: -Top grid shows four even cells surrounding the square cell [4] and six odd cells surrounding the circle cell (6).
- F-puzzles link - link to solve online
- CtC link - link to solve online
-Bottom grid shows four even cells surrounding the square cell [4], but the circle cell (6) does not have enough remaining cells available for six odd cells and is thus broken.
Solution code: Row 4 followed by Column 7
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Solved by virtual, BabaJ, wisty, JayForty, Allagem, tuturitu, Lizzy01, MicroStudy, SeveNateNine, purpl, OGRussHood, AvonD, isajo4002, Elliott810
Comments
Last changed on 15. July 2022, 15:05
on 10. July 2022, 18:44 by JayForty
Fun ruleset and well executed. Really enjoyed it!
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Thanks for giving it a go, really appreciate the solvefeedback.
Last changed on 14. June 2022, 21:37
on 12. June 2022, 07:13 by wisty
Lovely ruleset and really fun logic! I love the branching paths.
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Glad you enjoyed the puzzle, and thanks for the solve and compliment.
Last changed on 6. June 2022, 05:41
on 5. June 2022, 06:09 by virtual
Lovely demonstration of proximity cells! This is a refreshing take on sweeper cells that does great things with parity!
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Thanks for the solve, feedback, and appreciate the kind words/endorsement.
