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I thought it was about time for another easy Equality Cage puzzle. Unless I'm mistaken the Consecutive Sum Lines constraint was created by arbitrary, and while this puzzle should be easy enough to work as an introductory puzzle on its own, you could also check out A Winding Path. The previous and next puzzle in the series:
Equality Cages 117: Equality Chaos
Equality Cages 119: Friendly, hostile, and neutral cages

All my series:
Equality Cages
EquaLite Cages
Shifter Lines
Shifter Dots



Rules:
Normal Sudoku rules apply. Place the digits 1 through 9 in each empty cell. Digits must not repeat within the same row, column, or box.

Equality cages: Cages must have an equal number of low (1,2,3,4) and high (6,7,8,9) digits AND an equal number of even (2,4,6,8) and odd (1,3,7,9) digits. Equality cages can never contain 5. Digits may not repeat in a cage.

Kropki dots: A black dot between cells indicates cell values with a 2:1 ratio. A white dot between cells indicates cells with consecutive values. Not all dots are shown.

X: Adjacent cells connected with an X must sum to 10. Not all X's are shown.

Consecutive sum lines: Digits along consecutive sum lines within each box have sums that differ by 1. I.e. if a line has 1,2,3 on it in one box, and only 1 digit in another box that digit has to be either 5 or 7. If it's a 5 and it enters a third box (from the 5) with 2 digits on it, those would either have to be 2,4 or 1,5 (so it sums to 6), or 1,3 (so it sums to 4). Digits may repeat on lines.

Solve here:
Sudokupad

Video featuring the puzzle:
Sudoku Sleuth