One for all
(Published on 9. December 2023, 13:19 by ralphwaldo1)
Normal Sudoku rules apply: Place 1-9 into each row, column and box.
Nonconsecutive: No two orthogonally adjacent cells can contain consecutive digits.
e.g. if R1C1 contains 4, then neither R1C2 nor R2C1 contains either 3 or 5.
Box indexer: If the cell in position P in its box contains the digit D, then the cell with position D in the same box contains the digit P.
Cell positions start at 1 at the top left and increase along the row, continuing on subsequent rows as follows:
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
e.g. if box 1 position 2 (i.e. R1C2) is a 6, then box 1 position 6 (i.e. R2C3) is a 2.
Play in CtC
Thanks to
ThePedallingPianist for this
solution guide. Anyone wanting to solve for themselves however may benefit from this
hint (select to view):
after considering the implications of the rules, start with box 5 and column 5.
Solution code: Box 1 Position 1, B2P2, ... to B9P9 (9 digits)
Solved by rahu, itweb, SKORP17, Banana, MadHypnofrog, Wetuts, tweak42, arteful, ryanprobably, Dentones, ThePedallingPianist, bansalsaab, ViKingPrime, by81996672, Briks, Chelo, Felis_Timon, forest117, TaeChi, starelev5, Gorschi, Nell Gwyn, PippoForte, Lithusei
Comments
on 10. December 2023, 02:19 by ViKingPrime
Lovely stuff. There's something about the way indexing puzzles unfold that's always so satisfying.
on 9. December 2023, 21:55 by ryanprobably
Loved it!