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Posts: 30 Location: Canada | I really like the Maxi Loop, which I haven't seen before, but I absolutely hate the presentation. On my fourth try, I finally had to use a thick red Sharpie pen, so I could see what I was doing. Perhaps in the future it could use a smaller font for the numbers? | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 31 Location: United States |
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 164 Location: Slovakia |
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Posts: 69 Location: Japan |
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Posts: 7 Location: South Korea |
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Posts: 315 Location: The Netherlands |
I'll be good and not vote for my own puzzle. Nanro was really fun. I had never seen it before this contest. Would love to see solve some more. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Toketa? Selection Author Posts: 43 Location: Japan |
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Posts: 25 Location: United States |
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Location: India | Para - 2013-03-04 10:24 PM Some more examples - Thanks to Otto for sharing - Nanro was really fun. I had never seen it before this contest. Would love to see solve some more. http://www.janko.at/Raetsel/Nikoli/Nanro.htm http://indi.s58.xrea.com/nanro/ And 4 more at Mokuani's blog Some more history about Nanro here at Author Interview page at Nikoli - that page also gives a clue to the unofficial puzzle in the IB. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 42 Location: United States | My correct nanro submission was rejected because of lower case x instead of upper case. Really??? Please fix this. I was over 60 minutes, so presumably no effect on my score. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Location: India | PuzzleScott - 2013-03-05 8:42 AM Case does not matter in this puzzle, in none of the puzzles. There are many entries in Star Battle puzzle with lower case. Also there is exactly 1 submission from you for Nanro which is marked correct.My correct nanro submission was rejected because of lower case x instead of upper case. Really??? Please fix this. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 12 Location: United States |
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Posts: 5 Location: United States | In Maxi Loop, is the number indicated only the maximum number of consecutive cells or is it a requirement that there be a segment with that length in the marked areas? Thanks. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Location: India | sbeck - 2013-03-05 9:03 PM It is a requirement that there be at least one segment with the given length in the outlined region.In Maxi Loop, is the number indicated only the maximum number of consecutive cells or is it a requirement that there be a segment with that length in the marked areas? Thanks. | ||||||||||||||||||
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SM 2020 (Math) Author Posts: 419 Location: India | I am not clear about the rules in a Gapped Kakuro I have got broken thrice and losing my mental stamina .. Makes me think that i m not sure that i understand completely the rules. * Can there be numbers which are not part of the sums (of any clues which are given at the top or the left) * Can a number which is a part of the sum of the clue given at the left be immediately under a black shaded cell or should that cell be Xed out ?? * Is there any other restriction other than the no number repeating in a sum and no blank cells adjacent rule? | ||||||||||||||||||
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1809 Location: India | kishy72 - 2013-03-05 11:08 PM I am not clear about the rules in a Gapped Kakuro * Can there be numbers which are not part of the sums (of any clues which are given at the top or the left) * Can a number which is a part of the sum of the clue given at the left be immediately under a black shaded cell or should that cell be Xed out ?? * Is there any other restriction other than the no number repeating in a sum and no blank cells adjacent rule? You are over thinking things. There's no other restriction. Numbers can come in cells not covered by any sums too, following the 1-9 ruling. For the 2nd question, if I understand it right, there's no restriction on being immediately under or on any side of a black cell, just go by the sums on whether or not something needs to be Xed out or filled by a number. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 315 Location: The Netherlands | Administrator - 2013-03-05 9:51 PM sbeck - 2013-03-05 9:03 PM It is a requirement that there be at least one segment with the given length in the outlined region.In Maxi Loop, is the number indicated only the maximum number of consecutive cells or is it a requirement that there be a segment with that length in the marked areas? Thanks. That's actually why it's formulated as the highest amount and not the maximum amount. I figured highest would imply it always appears. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 139 Location: Estonia |
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Posts: 42 Location: United States | I just reported what happened. I used 'x' in my first nanro submission. It was rejected as wrong. I then changed all 'x's to 'X's and resubmitted. That was accepted. I later used 'x' in gap kakuro and it worked fine. Might different puzzles parse it differently? I agree 'x' should always work for 'X'. That's why I reported it. I don't have the info to know if this was a fluke or a (nanro only?) bug. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 42 Location: United States | It would be nice to have some way to start a new puzzle without having to wait an hour on an unsolved puzzle. I even tried to run up the clock with bad submissions, but the clock didn't jump. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Location: India | PuzzleScott - 2013-03-06 8:57 AM It would be nice to have some way to start a new puzzle without having to wait an hour on an unsolved puzzle. I even tried to run up the clock with bad submissions, but the clock didn't jump. We have reset your time in the db and you can skip Watches now and start any other puzzle. Just refresh the submission page. We'll probably add a "Skip" button next time | ||||||||||||||||||
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Posts: 83 Location: Czech Republic |
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