[MasherUpper] MoonLIT/SunLIT
(Published on 21. January 2023, 16:29 by KusaneHexaku)
tl;dr - LITS + Moon or Sun
Shade four cells in each region to form a tetromino.
All shaded cells must form a single orthogonally connected region with no 2x2 squares of shaded cells.
A tetromino may not share an edge with another tetromino of the same kind (including rotation and mirroring).
In each bordered region, you must either shade all Moon cells, or shade all Sun cells.
The region of shaded cells must be traversable as a loop that passes through each bordered region once, without visiting two consecutive regions where the Moons or the Suns are shaded in both of them. Not all shaded cells must be on the looping path, but the looping path must exclusively be on shaded cells.
Solve on Penpa+
Solution code: Row 4, then Row 8, with no spaces. Use 0 for unshaded, 1 for shaded.
Last changed on on 22. January 2023, 04:32
Solved by PixelPlucker, h5663454, kjholt, Jesper, szabog, Dandelo, data, Mark Sweep, Zzzyxas, Beanie, bigger, Grausbert, KNT, Raistlen, saskia-daniela, Dugong, Mitsunari, CHalb, RobertBe, SirPenguinOfDoom, AstralSky, BMEP, phi11ipus, ManuH, Uhu, drf93, Jordan Timm, Kallor, abadx, jessica6, nmk1218, misko, moss, ffricke, Thomster, webato, salsais, Gotroch, cameleon, nottabird, JustinTucker, alfontaine
Comments
on 31. January 2023, 22:57 by Mitsunari
Original one :)
on 30. January 2023, 13:03 by Dugong
Easy, but very enjoyable.
on 22. January 2023, 04:32 by KusaneHexaku
Added clarification regarding the path and shaded cells
on 22. January 2023, 04:31 by KusaneHexaku
@kjholt The looping path does not need to visit every shaded cell, but cannot visit unshaded cells.
on 22. January 2023, 04:18 by szabog
Thank you for the puzzle - I think it is 1 star.
on 21. January 2023, 19:36 by kjholt
Just to clarify: does the loop need to visit every shaded cell?