Your ways are numbered (broken 159, killer, disjoint)
(Published on 24. January 2022, 00:29 by Chilly)
The Rules:
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Digits in red cells in columns 1, 5 and 9 indicate the position of the 1, 5 and 9 respectively in their corresponding row. All possible red cells have been given - i.e. a negative constraint applies. So, a cell in column 1, 5 or 9 that is NOT red MUST NOT be the correct index for the 1, 5 or 9 in the corresponding row.
- Unknown cages: all cages must contain digits which sum to the same total. This total must be determined by the solver. Digits may not repeat in a cage.
- Disjoint group: digits cannot repeat in the same position in different 3x3 boxes, e.g. if 5 is in row 1 column 1, it cannot appear in row 4 column 4.
Your ways are numbered
by Chilly
Solution code: Row 3 and row 9
Comments
on 11. January 2024, 15:26 by Chilly
f-puzzles link deleted
on 10. September 2023, 13:39 by flaemmchen
Bei F-Puzzle ist R5/C1 nicht rot hinterlegt :-(
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Danke für die Lösung. ja, Ich weisse über dass problem, und auch wenn deise ratsel würde bei CTC gezeicht hat dass passiert. Aber, es functioniert bei mir, und für manche andere leute - Ich habe keine ahnung wie es sollte korrigiert wurden - es handelt sich als 'software problem'zwischen CTC und F-puzzles.
I can't do anything about it - it shows up red for me and some people, but not others - nobody seems to know what the bug is, so I've deleted the f-puzzles link.
on 15. June 2022, 02:32 by mathpesto
Wow! Combining disjoint and broken 159 is a surefire way to break my brain! It was a real challenge, but also very rewarding. Once I figured out what to do, I was amazed that there were so many clever interactions going on.
-Reply- Thanks for the solve, and the kind comments!
on 13. April 2022, 14:46 by XeonRisq
Nice puzzle with a very clever break-in.
Enjoyed this quite a bit; high quality, high satisfaction.
on 24. January 2022, 11:02 by Chilly
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