Invisible mercury gives visual clues on 17 cells and invisible clues on 32.
My target with this 'draw your own thermo' puzzle is something new, fun and approachable.
Rules:
Play Invisible mercury on F-Puzzles or CtC.
Please let me know how you get on.
Example RC indexing: e.g. a horizontal cage in r4c5c6. r4 means the digit to be placed is a 4 (we check the row because the domino is horizontal, otherwise we check the column), the digit in r4c5 is either the row or the column indexed, the digit in r4c6 is either the column or the row indexed, at that RC, place the digit 4.
Example indexed thermo: Say digit 7 is in r4c1 and digit 5 in r4c9, then, in row 4, the thermo starts from the right (because 5 is lower than 7 and in column 9) on the 5th cell from the right is the bulb of the thermo, going straight to the tip of the thermo in the 7th cell from the right.
You can even play the example on F-Puzzles
Or play Invisible mercury (full 9x9 grid puzzle) on F-Puzzles or CtC.
Additional tags: RC indexing, Indexed thermometers.
Ich wäre Ihnen dankbar, wenn mir jemand eine Übersetzung meines Rãtsel ins Deutsche zur Verfügung stellen würde.
Solution code: All digits in row 3 and column 3
on 17. March 2023, 02:42 by Nylimb
Very nice puzzle! At first I made an incorrect assumption, and kept reaching a contradiction; thanks to SimplePurpleFrog for explaining my error. (In hindsight it was obvious, and even shown in the example.)
on 11. June 2022, 21:50 by SirSchmoopy
Another lovely puzzle! I had to start and stop a few times, stepping away for a little bit of time really helped the logic settle in. When i started i felt as though i was just guessing, but after familiarizing myself with why things didn't work (after maybe 2 hours....) i found the logic of this ruleset to be a lot of fun.
on 10. June 2022, 01:35 by cristophermoore
The indexing logic is very nice, especially the indexed thermos. Interesting how the direction of the thermo can cause it to jump from one side of a row / column to the other. Thanks for the puzzle!
on 7. April 2022, 15:06 by SimplePurpleFrog
Rule clarification
on 7. April 2022, 11:59 by Vebby
Splendid! Enjoyed the unique, creative ruleset. Great flow after finding the first couple deductions. :)
on 6. April 2022, 22:38 by SimplePurpleFrog
Full grid example
on 30. March 2022, 02:41 by SimplePurpleFrog
Correcting an error in the ruleset - simplifying
on 24. March 2022, 18:30 by SimplePurpleFrog
Changed title
on 23. March 2022, 19:23 by SimplePurpleFrog
Corrected an error in the example
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