Double Ambiguity II
(Published on 23. September 2023, 18:19 by LittleNightmaresLady)
Quite a difficult one, but I hope you enjoy it though!
Rules:
-Normal sudoku rules apply.
-There are 9 cells, one in each row/column/box, which are doublers. For the purposes of the constraints, doublers double the value of a cell. Each digit from 1-9 is doubled exactly once.
-A line with a circle/bulb is either an arrow or a thermo, the solver must determine which. Values on an arrow must sum to the value in the attached circle. Values along an thermo must increase from the bulb end.
-The value in a cage must satisfy the condition in the top left corner of the cage. E means an even value, and O means an odd value.
Links:
F-Puzzles
CTC
Rules:
-Normal sudoku rules apply.
-There are 9 cells, one in each row/column/box, which are doublers. For the purposes of the constraints, doublers double the value of a cell. Each digit from 1-9 is doubled exactly once.
-A line with a circle/bulb is either an arrow or a thermo, the solver must determine which. Values on an arrow must sum to the value in the attached circle. Values along an thermo must increase from the bulb end.
-The value in a cage must satisfy the condition in the top left corner of the cage. E means an even value, and O means an odd value.
Links:
F-Puzzles
CTC
Solution code: Row 9 followed by Column 2, with no spaces.
Solved by chiqiangluoli, AzureFire, SXH, tonald, feethy, Tom-dz, jinkela114514
Comments
on 29. September 2023, 07:42 by tonald
A tough journey
on 24. September 2023, 04:11 by 99%Sneaky
@orsonwu840 Digits may repeat along thermos if allowed by other rules, so long as the values along the thermo strictly increase
on 24. September 2023, 04:03 by orsonwu840
Hi, a normal thermo cannot have repeat digits because a digit can’t have two values, I am assuming in your puzzle you are allowed to do, from bulb end, 6 7 8 “6” if the “6” is a doubler act as 12, or is that a part of the puzzle that solver determines too?
