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Location: Australia | The answer format checker for Rollball Variation rejects lists of triangles which have (a) triangle(s) in column 10.
Edited by boboquack 2018-04-07 7:10 AM
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Location: Turkey | Riad Khanmagomedov - 2018-04-05 1:40 PM
amitsowani - 2018-04-05 9:56 AM
Riad Khanmagomedov - 2018-04-04 1:21 PM
chaotic_iak - 2018-04-04 9:20 AM
In 11 can the ball cross its own path?
No.
So this translates to - each half white and fully white cell needs to be visited exactly once?
The white cell can be crossed twice. The path should not overlap with itself.
I don’t get it, can the road cross itself or not? Because your first answer is “No”, and the second one is “Yes”. Did you mean that a horizontal road segment and a vertical road segment can cross on a fully white cell? Are we talking about the 2017 April’s Opti-Roll puzzle; the road act same in here about crossing? |
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Location: Germany | Riad Khanmagomedov - 2018-04-03 3:21 PM
Para - 2018-04-03 7:00 PM
For 10. Does minimum mean the amount of digits or the sum of their values?
For 11. Can you place a black triangle in a given cell with a triangle to turn it into a fully black cell?
10. Minimize the sum by using fewer digits.
11. Yes.
Questions for 11:
Could one also place two triangles in an entirely white cell, turning it entirely black?
And if so, would you name the two trinagles as A and D or as B and ?
Also, in what order are the tringales to be given in the solution code? If it's in order of the path (as the example seems to imply) then where/how would one put in the triangles creating a full black cell, as the path doesn't visit them ?
Edited by Joe Average 2018-04-07 4:29 PM
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Location: India | Updated PB
An updated Puzzle Booklet is now available. The word "unique" is added to Puzzle #12
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Location: Japan | I'd like to know when this test will end.
PB mentions "not later than 24-00 (of Moscow time) April 11 2018", but the timer in the submission page indicates 24 hours before that. |
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Location: Russia | yureklis - 2018-04-07 2:10 PM
Riad Khanmagomedov - 2018-04-05 1:40 PM
amitsowani - 2018-04-05 9:56 AM
Riad Khanmagomedov - 2018-04-04 1:21 PM
chaotic_iak - 2018-04-04 9:20 AM
In 11 can the ball cross its own path?
No.
So this translates to - each half white and fully white cell needs to be visited exactly once?
The white cell can be crossed twice. The path should not overlap with itself.
I don’t get it, can the road cross itself or not? Because your first answer is “No”, and the second one is “Yes”. Did you mean that a horizontal road segment and a vertical road segment can cross on a fully white cell? Are we talking about the 2017 April’s Opti-Roll puzzle; the road act same in here about crossing?
I understand the question as it is translated the translator. If the issue was not the word "own", I understood it clearly. The path can intersect itself (the fully white cell can be crossed twice), but the path should not overlap with itself. |
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Location: Russia | Joe Average - 2018-04-07 4:16 PM
Riad Khanmagomedov - 2018-04-03 3:21 PM
Para - 2018-04-03 7:00 PM
For 10. Does minimum mean the amount of digits or the sum of their values?
For 11. Can you place a black triangle in a given cell with a triangle to turn it into a fully black cell?
10. Minimize the sum by using fewer digits.
11. Yes.
Questions for 11:
Could one also place two triangles in an entirely white cell, turning it entirely black?
And if so, would you name the two trinagles as A and D or as B and ?
Also, in what order are the tringales to be given in the solution code? If it's in order of the path (as the example seems to imply ) then where/how would one put in the triangles creating a full black cell, as the path doesn't visit them ?
It's possible. The order in the solution code is arbitrary. |
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Location: Russia | deu - 2018-04-08 8:35 AM
I'd like to know when this test will end.
PB mentions "not later than 24-00 (of Moscow time) April 11 2018", but the timer in the submission page indicates 24 hours before that.
As in the PB. |
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Location: Spain | For 11:
It's possible N=0?
Then a route with lenght=2 and N=0, i.e., is better that other with lenght= 40 and N=1?
Edited by -.ferchx.- 2018-04-08 6:25 PM
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Location: Russia | -.ferchx.- - 2018-04-08 6:25 PM
For 11:
It's possible N=0?
Then a route with lenght=2 and N=0, i.e., is better that other with lenght= 40 and N=1?
A route must pass through all the white cells and half cells. If N=0, then the length of route cannot be 2 (this is much less than the number of white cells and white half-cells in the picture). |
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Location: India | deu - 2018-04-08 8:35 AM
I'd like to know when this test will end.
PB mentions "not later than 24-00 (of Moscow time) April 11 2018", but the timer in the submission page indicates 24 hours before that.
Fixed the end time. It should show correct time now. |
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Location: The Netherlands | It is not possible at the moment to submit answers. The following message you get : "Answer can not be submitted after 11-Apr-2018 02:29:29 AM IST".
This should be : 12-Apr-2018. |
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Location: India | Hugo - 2018-04-11 3:40 AM
It is not possible at the moment to submit answers. The following message you get : "Answer can not be submitted after 11-Apr-2018 02:29:29 AM IST".
This should be : 12-Apr-2018. Please try now. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Thanks, it is working now. |
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Location: Russia | Preliminary results have been announced. Congratulations to the new winner - Kosei, also Tomoya and Ken!
I would like to thank all the participants and everyone who helped with the Contest. Special thanks to Deb for making the checking of optimisers much easier and quicker! |
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Location: Spain | Thanks Riad Khanmagomedov. Excelent contest !! |
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Location: Spain | -.ferchx.- - 2018-04-12 5:26 PM
Thanks Riad Khanmagomedov. Excelent contest !!
Edited by -.ferchx.- 2018-04-12 7:14 PM
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Location: New Zealand | Oh dear, I didn't see this contest was happening. Is there a mailing list to announce contests I could join?
Congratulations to the winners! |
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Location: Czech Republic | I would like to thank Riad for this contest, just amazing puzzles as usual. :-) |
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