Knightlights
(Published on 7. June 2024, 13:30 by Bearded Fool)
Knightlights: A cell with a yellow circle contains a digit indicating exactly how my times that same digit appears a chess knight’s move away from that cell. Not all knightlights are necessarily given.
Black dots separate cells that are in a 2:1 ratio. White dots separate cells that are consecutive. An inequality sign between cells points to the smaller digit.
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Solution code: Row 6 left to right no spaces
Comments
on 27. September 2024, 11:52 by itsid
the inequality? used it for the knightlight in c9 pretty much my first digits in the puzzle (after putting 35 options in box one really)... so yeah used it :D
Nice puzzle
on 13. June 2024, 17:26 by rmahus
Interesting puzzle. I find it funny that the puzzle can be solved either with the inequality or with a V adding to 5 and the only difference is that the grid is reflected in the negative diagonal.
Furthermore, people who mention that inequality is not necessary forget that without it the grid is symmetrical, even if it is used for a very small deduction,
on 13. June 2024, 13:32 by johncj
Very nice. Didn't use the inequality sign.
Thank you!
on 10. June 2024, 13:12 by chain.reader
Cool.
on 9. June 2024, 06:33 by fitzie
whenever I get stuck on a puzzle I go read the comments to find out how I misread the instructions. thanks japanoise_breakfast
on 9. June 2024, 03:34 by gamlesvarten
Loved this one! Well done
on 8. June 2024, 10:50 by Tezza
Very nice puzzle, i've not seen a knightlight variant before but I really enjoyed this, thanks! I didn't end up using the inequality symbol, i'm not sure it is needed.
on 7. June 2024, 22:22 by japanoise_breakfast
Got sidetracked by forgetting that the v is a <, not a adds-up-to-five, whoops. Very nice, though :).
on 7. June 2024, 14:45 by poupoute00
This was a great puzzle with a clear reasonning path to follow
on 7. June 2024, 14:24 by PinkNickels
Elegant and clever. Well done!
