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Posts: 5 Location: United States | Sorry, a bit of a semantics clarification question... Instruction Booklet - Masyu: "and it may not visit all cells" Does this imply that a solution cannot visit all cells, or simply that it is not a requirement that all cells must be visited?Edited by Yokipi 2012-06-01 8:36 PM | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | Yokipi - 2012-06-01 8:35 PM It is not a requirement to visit all cells. Sorry, a bit of a semantics clarification question... Instruction Booklet - Masyu: "and it may not visit all cells" Does this imply that a solution cannot visit all cells, or simply that it is not a requirement that all cells must be visited? | ||
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Location: India | More practice materials : Gapped Kakuro : http://yureklis.wordpress.com/2012/06/01/puzzle-4-gapped-kakuro/ Liar Slitherlink : http://mellowmelon.wordpress.com/2012/05/30/puzzle-403/ TomTom : http://motris.livejournal.com/167205.html | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | Announcements• Password protected pdf is uploaded. • It has 16 pages. There is no cover page or points table. The booklet doesn't have example puzzles. • Players are advised to download the booklet prior to "Starting IPC". • There is no bonus points. • There is no "Claim Bonus" or "I am done" button. | ||
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 542 Location: India | Just one clarification. I hope Coded TomTom follows instructions of previous TomTom puzzle which says that Place digits from 1 to N where is the size of the grid. In the coded TomTom examples digits from 1-5 (N=5) are not placed. I am hoping that this is just an example. In the actual puzzle we have to put numbers from 1 to N? | ||
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Posts: 81 Location: India | No Rajesh, the numbers need not be 1-N, they can be any set of numbers provided A<B<C<D<E | ||
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Posts: 5 Location: United States | Another somewhat trivial clarification question... For Kakuro, "Digits must not repeat within any sum." if the column/row clue is blank (i.e. there is no sum), does the rule still hold? | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | rajeshk - 2012-06-02 11:00 PM Tejal's response is correct.Just one clarification. I hope Coded TomTom follows instructions of previous TomTom puzzle which says that Place digits from 1 to N where is the size of the grid. In the coded TomTom examples digits from 1-5 (N=5) are not placed. I am hoping that this is just an example. In the actual puzzle we have to put numbers from 1 to N? | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | Yokipi - 2012-06-03 12:43 AM Yes, the rule is still valid.Another somewhat trivial clarification question... For Kakuro, "Digits must not repeat within any sum." if the column/row clue is blank (i.e. there is no sum), does the rule still hold? | ||
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 542 Location: India | Tejal Phatak - 2012-06-02 11:18 PM No Rajesh, the numbers need not be 1-N, they can be any set of numbers provided A Thanks for the quick reply. Then can 0 be part of the numbers. e.g. if 2 is given as hint. Can this be formed as 2+0? Edited by rajeshk 2012-06-03 8:34 AM | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | rajeshk - 2012-06-03 8:33 AM Thanks for the quick reply. Then can 0 be part of the numbers. e.g. if 2 is given as hint. Can this be formed as 2+0? Yes. If the rules are written independently, here is how it will be - All the digits from 0-9 have been replaced with the letters A to J with each letter representing a unique digit. Place a single digit from the set A, B, C, D, E, and F with A < B < C < D < E < F into each cell so that no digit repeats in any row or column. The value in the upper-left of each bold region indicates the result after some mathematical operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) is applied to the numbers in that region. Numbers can repeat in a region provided they do not repeat in any row or column. Zero cannot be the first digit of a multi-digit number. | ||
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 542 Location: India | Thanks for the quick reply and clearing my doubts. | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | Question in email - In 2D Mastermind, can the letters repeat? No | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | Question in email - How do I reset my password? OPTION 1) (automatic and instant) Go to http://logicmastersindia.com/forum/forgot-password.asp Enter your username and email address You will receive a code in your inbox (Check spam folder in case your email server marks it as spam) Go to http://logicmastersindia.com/forum/reset-password.asp Enter your user id and the received code OPTION 2) (Manual and slow) Send an email to logicmasteradmin@gmail.com with from your registered email address | ||
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Posts: 45 Location: India | A quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head.... Edited by adityasaraf007 2012-06-03 1:29 PM | ||
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Posts: 175 Location: India | adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PM NoA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region.... | ||
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Odd Even & Twisted Classics (SM 16/17) Author Posts: 460 Location: India | adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PM A quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head.... The inside skyscraper is a bi-directional view. that is, if you are standing in any of the cells, in one direction you can view say X skyscrapers, and in the opposite direction you can view Y number of skyscrapers. the sum of X and Y is the number clue given. Rishi | ||
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Posts: 45 Location: India | Organisers - 2012-06-03 1:27 PM Thanks..... One down two to go.....Now, I have doubts in Inside Skyscraper and Tapa.... First priority is Inside Skyscraper.... Can someone explain it.... http://logicmastersindia.com/forum/images/emoticons/smile_teeth.gifadityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PMA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region.... No | ||
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Posts: 45 Location: India | purifire - 2012-06-03 1:33 PM Thanks.... Inside Skyscraper done.... Got the logic... Need to solve the one given in IB....Can you also clear Tapa....adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PMA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head.... The inside skyscraper is a bi-directional view. that is, if you are standing in any of the cells, in one direction you can view say X skyscrapers, and in the opposite direction you can view Y number of skyscrapers. the sum of X and Y is the number clue given.Rishi | ||
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1800 Location: India | adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:36 PM purifire - 2012-06-03 1:33 PM Thanks.... Inside Skyscraper done.... Got the logic... Need to solve the one given in IB....Can you also clear Tapa....adityasaraf007 - 2012-06-03 1:26 PMA quick query.... In TomTom, can there be more than 1 mathematical operation in a particular region....For eg. in Puzzle J1 of Instruction Booklet.... the Bottom Right Corner covers 3 cells and the resultant figure is 4.... Can it be construed as: 4 = (2 * 1) + 2 instead of 4 = 2 * 1 * 2..... And if someone could explain Inside Skyscraper to me.... It went above my head.... The inside skyscraper is a bi-directional view. that is, if you are standing in any of the cells, in one direction you can view say X skyscrapers, and in the opposite direction you can view Y number of skyscrapers. the sum of X and Y is the number clue given.RishiWell what exactly is your difficulty in Tapa? Basically, taking a 3x3 group of cells, there are 8 cells around a cell, as long as its not an edge/corner. A clue says how many of the 8 cells around it have to be colored in. | ||
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Posts: 45 Location: India | prasanna16391 - 2012-06-03 1:41 PMWell what exactly is your difficulty in Tapa? Basically, taking a 3x3 group of cells, there are 8 cells around a cell, as long as its not an edge/corner. A clue says how many of the 8 cells around it have to be colored in. Thanks.... That cleared some of the doubts.... Understood what needs to be done..... Let me give a try to solve the one given in IB.... Thanks.... and sorry to bother all of you at the last moment..... :) | ||
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Posts: 329 Location: India | All the best to all participants!!! | ||
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WSPC Organizer Posts: 542 Location: India | Best of luck to everyone participating in IPC 2012. | ||
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2021 World Sudoku+Puzzle Convention Organizer Posts: 1800 Location: India | All the best everyone. | ||
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Posts: 10 Location: India | not able to get password. please help | ||
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