Mannlzeug: Aschenputtels Doro
(Published on 17. December 2009, 05:00 by Pyrrhon)
For some reason, you will find fairy tale characters (except of Nutcrackers and several dwarves) only sporadically during Mannlzeug. But our Cinderella takes care of something that is very important for the Erzgebirgian Christmas, namely lentils. In many families they are one of the nine parts of the Neinerlaa. The Erzgebirgians say in the next year they will bring coins into the house (other families eat for this purpose millet). Like Cinderella, we have something to sort in our puzzle.
There are three forms (triangle, circle, square) in three colors (red, blue, yellow). Place in each row and column three of the colored forms, so that all forms are different, but have the same color or the same form. The three border forms say, that in this column or row the forms have to be the same.
Solution code: Both main diagonals. First from the left top to the right bottom, then from the right top to the left bottom (triangle = 3, square = 4, circle = 0, ignore empty cells).
Comments
on 24. October 2022, 02:30 by Drawoon
penpa+: https://tinyurl.com/243cjplz
on 29. July 2021, 08:57 by Dugong
Einfache Rätsel sind auch erwünscht - vor allem so hüpsche =)
on 27. August 2020, 06:27 by Dotty
Very good idea but really too easy.
Thanks pin7guin for the rules
on 30. December 2009, 18:42 by miez
Toll, hat mir super Spaß gemacht -für so zwischendurch.
on 18. December 2009, 00:32 by Javier Rebottaro
@ Pin7guin: Thank You! : ¬ D
on 18. December 2009, 00:16 by pin7guin
@Javier: You have three pieces in each row and in each column. All other cells are empty. Either all pieces have the same colour and different shape or all pieces have the same shape and different colour. If you have circle, square and triangle outside the grid, you have the same shape in this row/column.
Solution Code: The two main diagonals. First top left to bottom right. Then top right to bottom left. 3 for a triangle, 4 for a square, 0 for a circle. Ignore empty cells.
on 17. December 2009, 23:07 by Javier Rebottaro
@Pyrrhon: Sorry! I do not understand the puzzle. You could put an explanation in short sentences, as the google translator works better? Thank you !!!:-(
on 17. December 2009, 11:43 by berni
Mannomannoman. Ich hab' immer wieder den gleichen Denkfehler gemacht: Hab' dann schon angefangen, hier einen kompletten Lösungsweg als Kommentar aufzuschreiben und dabei ist mir dann der Denkfehler aufgefallen...
