AMAZING！！！
(Published on 1. May 2024, 10:25 by psninn)
There is still a unique solution in the absence of the anti-king rule。
RULES
Each row,column and box is a set of numbers 1 through 9.
Cells seperated by a king’s move in chess cannot have the same digit.
Cells seperated by a knight’s move in chess cannot have the same digit.
All of the cells are Row Indexers.A cell in row X indicates the row where X appears in the column.（For example:if R3C4 is 7,then the 3 in column 4 will appear in row 7 means R7C4 is 3.）
Each pink line contains a set of consecutive digits in any order,without repeats.
Play in Sudokupad
TIPS:
1️⃣：if rules have both anti-king and anti-knight,the digit in R5C5 will appear these cells.
2️⃣：The three numbers in same box same row will still be on the same row in the horizontal box . This is still true on the columns.
3️⃣： For row indexer, one high number (789), one middle number (456), and one low number (123) are placed in the same row within the same box.
RULES
Each row,column and box is a set of numbers 1 through 9.
Cells seperated by a king’s move in chess cannot have the same digit.
Cells seperated by a knight’s move in chess cannot have the same digit.
All of the cells are Row Indexers.A cell in row X indicates the row where X appears in the column.（For example:if R3C4 is 7,then the 3 in column 4 will appear in row 7 means R7C4 is 3.）
Each pink line contains a set of consecutive digits in any order,without repeats.
Play in Sudokupad
TIPS:
1️⃣：if rules have both anti-king and anti-knight,the digit in R5C5 will appear these cells.
2️⃣：The three numbers in same box same row will still be on the same row in the horizontal box . This is still true on the columns.
3️⃣： For row indexer, one high number (789), one middle number (456), and one low number (123) are placed in the same row within the same box.
Solution code: R5
Last changed on on 2. May 2024, 12:06
Solved by kureha, Briks, SKORP17, SXH, Fisherman, NEWS, Blake Saligia
Comments
on 2. October 2024, 15:54 by pms_headache
I just completed your Blank Miracle 2.0 (lovely), which referred to this puzzle’s tips. I have observed the roping you note, but haven’t been able to prove it. And I’m surprised by the first tip. Why isn’t a 90 degree rotation of that possible? Is there a proof out there for these? Thx
on 5. May 2024, 08:18 by Fisherman
The title says it all. A beautiful minimalist grid to start, but a hard break if you ignore the author's entropic related hints. It is not too late to come to this great party. Cheers.
on 2. May 2024, 12:06 by psninn
Added some hints
