Inseln mit Hochhäusern, Teil 3
(Published on 8. December 2016, 20:00 by pirx)
Exactly one P is given for each island; some givens are replaced with a question mark, which indicates an island of unknown size.
(Note that P may differ for various islands)
Two white areas may only touch diagonally. All black cells must be connected with each other, but no 2×2 group of cells can be entirely shaded black.
The numbers in the land cells represent buildings such that no height occurs more than once in any row or column.
The clue numbers outside the grid indicate how many buildings are visible in the respective row or column from that position; a building is considered visible if all buildings in front of it are smaller.
The shaded cells do not count as buildings for the clue numbers, and they do not block the sight to any building.
Solution code: Row 10 followed by column 8. "S" for shaded cells.
Comments
on 7. March 2020, 14:55 by Mody
Supertolles Rätsel
on 3. January 2017, 05:51 by marcmees
superb series. Thanks a lot.
on 16. December 2016, 17:01 by ibag
Furioser Abschluss einer großartigen Serie, vielen Dank!
on 14. December 2016, 23:42 by sf2l
being an Italian my comparison is with the sistine chapel
on 12. December 2016, 18:15 by Thomster
To me it sounds like a Ludwig "fun" Beethoven.
on 10. December 2016, 17:59 by dm_litv
Brilliant series. Mozart combination of ingenuity and depth.
on 9. December 2016, 22:00 by Alex
Supertolle Serie! Hier klebte ich auch an den letzten Zahlen, umso laenger wegen vergessener HH-Angabe.
on 9. December 2016, 19:09 by Statistica
Super Serie, bin begeistert! (Aber die letzten 15 Felder...echt hart :-))
on 9. December 2016, 12:03 by tuace
Klasse Serie, und welcome back, pirx!
