Campsite
(Published on 9. January 2023, 15:55 by PrimeWeasel)
Fill this campsite with 6 regions of 9 cells with 1 tent in them. A region can not have 2 tents (Important!). A digit in a shape shows the amount of other regions touching it, apart from the one it is in itself. I've included a picture showing 2 tents. This particular combination of triangle and square is the only possible orientation of a tent (how most people would quickly draw a tent). This is a completely new ruleset that's likely to feel kind of weird, so I've also constructed a playable mini grid which needs to be filled with 3 regions consisting of 8 cells. I have included a picture of the right answer. Notice that all regions have just 1 tent!
Mini campsite
Campsite
A 2 star version can be found here
A 3 star version can be found here
Answer check works for regions drawn with green edges. You need to draw the edges for the
Solution code: Enter the message which pops up when all the edges of the regions are drawn, without spaces
Comments
on 27. April 2024, 10:20 by Christounet
Fun concept !
on 12. December 2023, 05:40 by Crusader175
Fun puzzle!
on 21. January 2023, 20:22 by kjholt
I absolutely love the solution code here although I do understand that some people don't solve online necessarily. It just makes it so much easier and it's cute. Is there a way to have two solution codes or does that not work with the site?
on 18. January 2023, 17:11 by szabog
Thank you, I hope you make some more.
~ Thanks for solving! I have made a sequel, which is considerably harder though...
on 10. January 2023, 03:36 by Piatato
Cute little snack of a puzzle :-)
~ Thanks Piatato!
on 9. January 2023, 20:06 by Mark Sweep
Fun little puzzle, but it would be better if there was also a way to enter the solution code without going to the online solving link. Can be hard to come up with a good code for such a grid, but perhaps placing letters in the grid for which the values need to be entered might be suitable?
~ Thanks for solving Mark! I agree that a solution code should somehow be integrated in the puzzle itself, but I couldn't think of a neat way to do it. Distributing some letters amongst the grid is a way, but it's a shame to not have them mean anything for the puzzle itself then. If this'll turn into something a bit more popular than it currently is, I will definitely work out a way to incorporate it.
