Anti Radius Sudoku
(Published on 2. January 2023, 16:38 by PotatoHead21)
- Normal Sudoku Rules Apply
- Digits in orange circles cannot be within a radius length of itself from other copies of itself throughout the grid. What that means is a digit N in an orange cell must be a distance of at least N from all other Ns in the grid. For example, if R3C4 is a 3, there cannot be another 3 within 3 units of that cell. Imagine a circle of radius 3 being drawn from that cell, then no cells that are less than 3 units away can contain a 3. However, a cell that is exactly N units away from N can contain the digit N if allowed by other sudoku rules. Also note that between squares, we are measuring distances between the centers of each square, not the edges or corners or any other point in the square.
- Digits along arrows must sum to the number in the circle.
https://f-puzzles.com/?id=2nubjzrm
Solution code: Row 4 Column 6
Last changed on on 2. January 2023, 21:42
Solved by WedgeOfCheese, ademjaz, zegres, RockyRoer, Leonard Hal, AstralSky, lerroyy
Comments
Last changed on 4. January 2023, 12:07
on 4. January 2023, 12:06 by AstralSky
Good idea. Looking forward to more of these
on 3. January 2023, 11:57 by RockyRoer
It was quite helpful to take the time to draw out what squares could be seen/unseen for each of the different radii... Nice challenge.
on 3. January 2023, 09:45 by zegres
Very neat idea and execution
