Gallimaufry
(Published on 31. October 2023, 15:44 by Jay Dyer)
Something a little different from my usual puzzles. Instead of choosing a theme for the constraints being used, I had a logical structure in mind and used whatever constraints felt natural for setting it up, ultimately ending up with a mixture of several existing constraints.
Rules
Normal sudoku rules apply. Normal rules for antidiagonal, renban, modular lines, thermometers, killer cages, and kropki pairs (see below).
- Digits may not repeat on the marked diagonal.
- Digits on a purple line form a set of nonrepeating consecutive digits, which may be in any order.
- Any three consecutive cells on an orange line must all have different remainders modulo 3.
- Digits on a thermometer line increase from the bulb end.
- Digits in a cage sum to the indicated total.
- Digits separated by a white dot are consecutive. Digits separated by a black dot are in a 1:2 ratio.
Solution code: Column 6
Comments
on 24. May 2024, 02:51 by PinkNickels
Absolutely tremendous setting. What a perfect example of a 3* puzzle. Flawless execution. Well done!
on 29. March 2024, 07:27 by Christounet
Great ! Loved how the modular lines worked with the other clues. Thanks.
on 3. November 2023, 02:16 by SimplePurpleFrog
Absolutely beautiful
on 1. November 2023, 15:11 by econtrout
Very Fun logic on the break in, then smooth sailing. Thanks for the puzzle!
on 1. November 2023, 12:40 by GeorgeTheToad2
Enjoyed this after a long holiday. Lots of interesting logic. Thank you.
on 1. November 2023, 06:06 by MicroStudy
super neat, stretches the definition of "local deduction" to its absolute extremes
on 1. November 2023, 02:39 by wand
really enjoyable interactions, esp those modular lines
on 31. October 2023, 23:47 by Myxo
Very interesting, unusual puzzle! Lots of fun.
on 31. October 2023, 22:04 by Soothsayer
Wonderful puzzle. Thank you for setting and sharing!
on 31. October 2023, 21:32 by keenbowl
Thanks for setting and sharing, I quite enjoyed it, although I had to restart a few times.
on 31. October 2023, 17:30 by mihel111
Very nice puzzle. Affordable for a 4*.
Well done Jay.
