Fast Tens
(Published on 23. June 2024, 07:01 by SSG)
Zipper Lines: Digits equidistant from the line's center must sum to the same value. If a zipper line has an odd number of cells, the central cell's digit defines this sum.
Ten Dots: A digit N in a cell with a dot sums to 10 with one or more digits in the direction of the dot, starting with the Nth digit in that direction. If a cell contains multiple dots this applies separately for each dot.
Solution code: Row 4 + Column 7 (18 digits)
Comments
on 23. June 2024, 23:33 by peterkp
I too took a while to understand the Ten Dots rule, but once I did this was a fantastic puzzle. Maybe you should include your example in the initial rule set if you do further puzzles of this type.
on 23. June 2024, 10:05 by brimmy
please clarify dot rule more in Detail, e.g. example. Currently I don#t understand how to handle R5c5
on 23. June 2024, 09:55 by brimmy
please clarify dot rule more in Detail, e.g. example. Currently I don#t understand how to handle R5c5
-Imagine that a cell with dots to the right and left had a two in it. That would mean that some group of cells starting two cells to the left of the 2 added to 8 and also that some group of cells starting two cells the right of the 2 added to 8. So, for instance, a row with 413627895 with left and right dots in the cell with the 2 would be valid under this rule. -SSG
