Easy as 1-2-3
(Published on 23. August 2023, 22:01 by LFC TrickMeister)
Solution code: For solution code, enter the 9 digits in row 1 For example: 123456789
Comments
on 30. August 2023, 01:28 by LFC TrickMeister
Added tags
on 24. August 2023, 21:34 by gUBBLOR
The new solution code is working, thanks for fixing. Really nice puzzle
on 24. August 2023, 18:33 by LFC TrickMeister
@tobymgk that is correct! I changed that on mine personally, but not sure how to make that the default setting. Thank you for this comment!
on 24. August 2023, 18:31 by LFC TrickMeister
@gUBBLOR I changed the solution code! Let me know if it works now
on 24. August 2023, 18:28 by LFC TrickMeister
Changed solution code
on 24. August 2023, 17:57 by gUBBLOR
Solution code either isn't working, or instructions unclear, possibly both.
on 24. August 2023, 15:37 by tobymgk
I’m pretty sure the negative constraint exists because the software is reading “knights move” in the description and assuming that means standard anti-knight. While you’re solving, you can click the gear icon and go to “Gameplay” and set Conflict Checker to “Classic Sudoku” and it will only check for normal sudoku rules (i.e. 1-9 in every box row and column with no repeats)
on 24. August 2023, 00:03 by LFC TrickMeister
@Jreg thanks for this comment! I have no idea why that negative constraint exists and I tried to get rid of it, but couldn't. Thanks for the feedback on the solution. I'm new to this, but will change it going forward. Thank you for the complement too!
on 23. August 2023, 23:06 by Jreg
If the knight's move is encouraged, why does the software think there's a negative constraint? Is that a mistake in programming?
And furthermore, why does the code have to include the R1= at the beginning? Wouldn't the number sequence itself have been enough? The way the code works now, it's just confusing.
All in all, lovely concept, but there are some things about its execution I have a hard time understanding.
on 23. August 2023, 22:41 by kublai
What is solution code?
