Wichtel 2013 (8): Professor Kropkis Zahlenkabinett
(Published on 9. April 2014, 12:30 by wichtel)
Professor Kropki has made a number puzzle as a christmas present for an elf mate. It consists of a Kropki (9x9), japanese sums (digits 1-9), a Nanro (7x7), skyscrapers (6x6) and a Sudoku (9x9). Unfortunately in the process of putting the other puzzles on the kropki, the kropki circles at the covered cells and as well at the edges of the other puzzles got lost. Well, at least the kropki numbers next to the skyscrapers are valid hints, so hopefully the puzzle is solvable. Replace the letters by digits. Equal letters mean equal digits, different letters mean different digits.
Solution code: Three diagonals: 1. Starting in the upper left corner of the japanese sums and going down right to the seventh cell in the last sudoku row (the cell with the D), 2. in the Nanro from upper left to bottom right and 3. the skyscrapers from upper left to bottom right. - for empty cells and black cells (30 digits).
Comments
on 17. October 2023, 10:09 by Piatato
Wonderfully smooth and fun, great puzzle!
on 16. October 2023, 23:05 by Myxo
Wow, ganz tolle Kombination!
on 20. December 2022, 22:48 by KNT
Super fun mashup of puzzle types! Nanro is always really refreshing,
on 18. July 2022, 20:42 by Danielle
Wunderschön. Da störte es nicht, dass ich 3x angefangen habe, bin jedesmal ein Stück weitergekommen und heute konnte ich lösen.
on 23. November 2019, 11:58 by wichtel
@Circleconstant314: I have no solution at hand (and I'm not the author either :-) ) but I'm totally sure that the scyscraper values are normal 1-6. Otherwise this would be stated in the instruction.
on 22. November 2019, 18:42 by sf2l
@circleconstantp. I am not the author but do not think so.
on 1. October 2014, 00:08 by Saskia
Wonderful :-)
on 14. June 2014, 22:49 by wichtel
marcmees, maybe you've not seen my answer inside your comment. Just try to enter the corrected solution code. It should work.
on 11. June 2014, 17:40 by wichtel
marcmees, there are two strange things in your solution code:
1. A – instead of a -. These are two different characters.
2. There must be something wrong in the skyscrapers. Please check them and if you don't find any contradiction you might post the complete skyscrapers part in a hidden comment.
on 11. June 2014, 17:31 by wichtel
marcmees, I've seen your comment am I'm going to check it. But in order to give no hints to others I've hidden it.
on 21. April 2014, 17:44 by wichtel
Keine Einschränkungen: http://wiki.logic-masters.de/index.php?title=Nanro
Kennst du eine andere maßgebliche Regelquelle für Nanro?
on 21. April 2014, 16:05 by HaSe
Das Rätsel ist klasse, aber welche Nanro-Regeln gelten? Welche Einschränkungen sind zu berücksichtigen?
Leerfelder ohne 2*2? Leerfelder mit Randkontakt (wohl nicht möglich)?
on 15. April 2014, 19:02 by cornuto
Das war mal wieder eine Kombination, wie ich sie liebe. Herzlichen Dank, lieber Wichtel.
on 13. April 2014, 09:43 by Statistica
Sehr schönes Rätsel, auch beim zweiten Lösen.
on 12. April 2014, 12:45 by CHalb
Schön schwer, Spaß hat's gemacht und für mich hat das Rätsel ein paar spezielle Eigenarten und dadurch echt Charakter.
on 12. April 2014, 11:20 by ibag
Eine Wahnsinns-Wichtelkombination! ;-))
on 11. April 2014, 14:45 by tuace
Klasse, wirklich ein ganz großer Spaß!
on 10. April 2014, 07:29 by Joo M.Y
Excellent!
on 10. April 2014, 00:12 by pin7guin
Ganz fantastisch kombiniert! Ein feiner Leckerbissen.
on 9. April 2014, 21:27 by Alex
super Kombination!
on 9. April 2014, 20:15 by saskia-daniela
WOW - klasse - super! Hat echt viel Spaß gemacht :))
on 9. April 2014, 19:46 by flaemmchen
Ganz toll!!
