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Unboxed Thermos

(Published on 28. October 2023, 14:40 by loerting)

Rules

  • Normal Sudoku rules apply.
  • Consecutive Count: Clues outside the Sudoku grid indicate the amount of adjacent cell pairs containing consecutive digits, in their respective row or column (inside the grid only, resulting in a maximum of 8). Not all clues are given.
  • Thermometers: Digits along a thermometer strictly increase starting from the bulb end. Some thermometers pass through consecutive count clues.



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Solution code: Sudoku Row 8 (9 digits)

Last changed on on 28. October 2023, 19:19

Solved by Ocklepod, DadJokes, Megalobrainiac, jinkela114514, abadx, Graphael
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on 28. October 2023, 19:18 by loerting
Rule clarification

Last changed on 28. October 2023, 19:25

on 28. October 2023, 18:44 by Megalobrainiac
Note that the digits on the thermometers outside the grid are also consecutive counts.

Right. I added a clarification. ~L

Last changed on 28. October 2023, 19:25

on 28. October 2023, 17:27 by DadJokes
Had to do some mental acrobatics to convince myself certain things worked. Quite difficult for me. Good puzzle.

Thank you. ~L

Last changed on 28. October 2023, 19:26

on 28. October 2023, 17:09 by Ocklepod
This confused me a lot, so here is the explanation for everyone:
The outside clues do not count for the pairs, and digits can belong to multiple pairs, ie if row 9 started (3)456, that would count as two pairs: (4,5),(5,6). (3,4) is not a pair since 3 is not in a sudoku cell.

Right. I added a clarification. ~L

Last changed on 28. October 2023, 19:24

on 28. October 2023, 16:56 by SKORP17
was ist z.B. mit einer Folge 1-2-3-4
sind das dann 3 Paare (1/2; 2/3; 3/4) oder 2 (1/2; 3/4)

Das sind dann 3 Paare. ~L

Last changed on 28. October 2023, 19:25

on 28. October 2023, 16:36 by fuxia
Is the count for cells or for pairs? E.g. if there is a 23-pair would the count be 1 (pair) or 2 (cells)?

This woule be one pair. ~L

Difficulty:3
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Solved:6 times
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ID:000FN3

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