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4 x 4 x 4

(Eingestellt am 21. September 2024, 15:50 Uhr von marty_sears)

I was inspired by Juggler's recent line indexer puzzles, and this felt like it would be a fun idea...

Rules:

In each grid, normal 4x4 sudoku rules apply.

The grids are numbered 1-4 in normal reading order.
2x2 boxes within each grid are numbered 1-4 in normal reading order.
Cells within each 2x2 box are numbered 1-4 in normal reading order.

Reading along a coloured line (starting at the end with the invisible bulb), the digits WXYZ indicate that in grid W, box X, position Y, a digit Z should be placed.

Every line indexes a different cell, which always happens to be located somewhere on a line.

Click here to play on Sudokupad

Please leave a comment if you enjoy :)

Lösungscode: The four corner cells nearest the puzzle's centre point, in normal reading order

Zuletzt geändert am 21. September 2024, 22:55 Uhr

Gelöst von Basil, giladooshlon, rsignal, mir85, efnenu, vitaminz, Franjo, liushong, Steven R, juggler, SKORP17, gjd, jwsinclair, sorryimLate, Geb, quantumZookeeper, Slink, greyden, Counterfeitly, gnidan, Piff, ... QuiltyAsCharged, JonHanon, atomvic, CFood, brimmy, bumperchip, ranalloatl2, oklux, charmeleon, spatzle, Sherlang, jonathanwolff, Jaspaco, 7CmN2110, asynchronous, Raistlen, rhubar, Krisonium, cbossut
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Kommentare

am 29. Dezember 2024, 03:01 Uhr von bumperchip
took me a lot of guessing and some time to understand the rules (im a beginner) but omg i loved this so much!

am 24. Dezember 2024, 14:59 Uhr von CFood
spent 90 minutes trying to read, spent maybe 5 minutes doing the actual puzzle once i actually started doing it

i foolishly assumed each line was self indexing as well as grid indexing, that is NOT what "each line indexes a different cell" means. idk how i came to that conclusion

am 18. November 2024, 03:16 Uhr von ecmbeanie
I also missed that you have to find the invisible bulb...even after reading the comments! Very nice easy puzzle with a solve path that shows how intentional the setting is.

The rules made me realize how weird it is that as a mathematician, I think W should come after Z when using variables.

am 1. November 2024, 20:44 Uhr von Cosinus
Surprisingly easy ;)

am 30. Oktober 2024, 15:04 Uhr von faltenin
Wow that was pretty amazing - I thought I had messed up and re-read the instructions... invisible bulbs!

am 27. Oktober 2024, 13:28 Uhr von BabyfacedBard
Honestly sort of mind blowing to me. Love it

am 1. Oktober 2024, 14:46 Uhr von davidemsa
Very cool puzzle. The way it works out is so satisfying.

am 29. September 2024, 22:44 Uhr von ChinStrap
Beautiful, surprisingly approachable. Great little indexing snack!

am 29. September 2024, 01:17 Uhr von jojo81gaming
Once I learned how to read this was wonderful to solve

Zuletzt geändert am 27. September 2024, 01:10 Uhr

am 26. September 2024, 21:08 Uhr von henryng
Really interesting puzzle—I'd say it didn't feel like doing sudoku at all, but some other kind of puzzle. Very satisfying

Marty: ahhh thankyou i'm glad you enjoyed it. And love 3blue1brown :)

By the way—I watched the 3blue1brown video about Hamming codes recently, and the patterns in this puzzle reminded me of it. A clearer head than mine might be able to make a stronger connection there!

am 23. September 2024, 04:27 Uhr von konklone
Wow! That was really striking, and while not hard, not totally trivial either and made you think at each step.

am 22. September 2024, 16:05 Uhr von Prince Myshkin
Amazing puzzle, thank you!

am 22. September 2024, 12:13 Uhr von Prof.Dori
This is impressive that it solves uniquely with just those rules. Another amazing puzzle.

am 22. September 2024, 03:10 Uhr von Geb
What a wonderful discovery!

am 21. September 2024, 23:22 Uhr von juggler
Very pretty that this works!

am 21. September 2024, 19:25 Uhr von Franjo
Funny little puzzle. And very easy. Interesting that this really exists. Thank you for sharing.

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