Chinese knots
(Published on 8. February 2024, 12:22 by psninn)
When the Chinese New Year arrives, weave a Chinese knot, which means peace, auspiciousness and good luck. Good luck to all.
rules
Two clues outside the grid indicates the skyscraper and the other two indicates the X-sum
Skyscraper: If a clue is a Skyscraper clue, the number represents the amount of buildings that could be seen from the clue if each cell in its row or column were a building the height of its digit.
X-Sum: If a clue is an X-Sum, the number represents the sum of the digits in the first X cells seen from that clue, where X is the first cell .
Any sequence of 3 succesive digits along the bluegreen lines must contain each of modulo 3 sets : {147], {258},{369}.
Any sequence of 3 succesive digits along the lightorange lines must contain a low digit (1,2,3), a middle digit (4,5,6) and a high digit (7,8,9).
Digits separated by a white dot have a difference of 1.
Digits separated by a black dot have a 1：2 ratio.
Digits separated by an X must sum to 10.
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rules
Two clues outside the grid indicates the skyscraper and the other two indicates the X-sum
Skyscraper: If a clue is a Skyscraper clue, the number represents the amount of buildings that could be seen from the clue if each cell in its row or column were a building the height of its digit.
X-Sum: If a clue is an X-Sum, the number represents the sum of the digits in the first X cells seen from that clue, where X is the first cell .
Any sequence of 3 succesive digits along the bluegreen lines must contain each of modulo 3 sets : {147], {258},{369}.
Any sequence of 3 succesive digits along the lightorange lines must contain a low digit (1,2,3), a middle digit (4,5,6) and a high digit (7,8,9).
Digits separated by a white dot have a difference of 1.
Digits separated by a black dot have a 1：2 ratio.
Digits separated by an X must sum to 10.
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Solution code: R5
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Comments
Last changed on 9. February 2024, 00:57
on 8. February 2024, 19:52 by Bankey
Further to posting my query, I assumed that on two-cell line segments, the parities had to be different, and then it was smooth. Thanks for the puzzle, @ psninn :).
In order to make a Chinese knot, there are some two-cell lines.the two digits which from different groups of modular/entropy is OK.
on 8. February 2024, 17:49 by Bankey
What about two-cell line segments? Usually, puzzles say that in such cases, they should be from different groups of modular/entropy sets. Is that the case here? Also, what about two-cell segments one of which is an outside clue?
